ECA Review 2021-07-29

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AUCTIONS
WARD’S & Bud
Haynes Firearms
Auction, Saturday,
August 21st,
Edmonton, Alberta.
Hundreds of Lots in
all Classes. www.
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Call Brad 780-940-
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Investing in rural,
remote connectivity
Terri Huxley
ECA Review
The Government of
Alberta is putting in a jumpstart
$150M to increase
rural and remote communities’
connection to
broadband internet.
In the announcement
made July 22 at the
University of Alberta
Augustana Campus in
Camrose, the funding will
be used to begin construction
on broadband
expansion projects as soon
as possible with details on
the hows will be announced
in the coming weeks.
The total cost of
expanding rural broadband
internet to underserved
areas of the province is estimated
at $1 billion and
Alberta’s government is
working with the federal
government and the private
sector to share the cost.
In an exclusive interview
with Associate Rural
Economic Development
Minister and Drumheller-
Stettler MLA Nate Horner,
he felt the east central
region will most definitely
be on the list of places to be
invested in.
“There definitely will be.
There are three principles to
be followed by the Minister
as they are looking where to
go first. And that will be
maximizing private investment,
the number of
households and small businesses
that can be reached
and the third piece will be
that there is some ensuring
regional fairness and equity
to make sure that every
corner of the province sees
some benefit and
improvement.
“I’m very excited because
in this new role of rural economic
development it’s hard
to touch all of rural in such
an impactful way that this
will and can.
“It affects everything
from health to education, of
course businesses and post-
COVID we are seeing all of
these little houses get
snapped up in all of these
villages and the first question
they ask is ‘How’s the
internet? Can I run my business
from there?’. I think it
will be very meaningful and
positive.”
Slow and/or spotty
internet connection was of
massive concern brought
forward from educators,
parents and students
amongst rural areas during
the pandemic.
“A lot of the schools themselves
have pretty decent
internet with most having
fibre internet but one thing
we noticed during the pandemic
was when schools
were forced to go online - the
families, we heard from
non-stop. It didn’t have the
capacity. That’s the one
thing we have noticed in the
east country is that they
already did a lot of distance
learning so it should just
make it easier for families in
rural communities to keep
their kids in the rural
schools.”
Currently, about 80 per
cent of Indigenous communities
and 67 per cent of
rural communities do not
have access to the highspeed
internet targets set by
the Canadian Radiotelevision
and
Telecommunications
Commission (CRTC).
Approximately 201,000
Alberta households – the
equivalent of 12 per cent of
the population – do not have
access to target speeds set
by the CRTC.
MORLEY Dell
Woodworking and
Guest Consigners.
Online Auction: Aug
2-6, 2021.
Woodworking and
Shop Equip.,
Snorkeling Equip.,
Household,
Collectibles, Royal
Albert Dishes,
PartyLite, and
MORE! Call 1-800-
371-6963 or see
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ALL are welcome to
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Museum’s 1st
School & Visitors
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@ 10:30 am;
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DRYLAND
CATTLE TRADING CORP.
Dryland Cattle Trading,
Veteran, Alberta, has a
Casual
Office Position
available.
Please bring a resume in
before August 16, 2021
Call office at 403-575-3772
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Seeking a
FACILITY TECHNICIAN
ASHCOR Technologies Ltd. is a subsidiary of
ATCO and the largest independent marketer of
fly ash in Western Canada. ASHCOR is building a
dynamic team to operate its newly constructed,
reclaimed ash management facility at Battle
River, Alberta and is seeking a Facility Technician
responsible for assisting with facility operations
and maintenance.
They will ensure both short and long term
safe, reliable and cost-effective operation of all
equipment in the plant. They will be required to
work rotating 12 hour shifts in a two-crew rotation
(ramping up to a four-crew rotation in the future).
To learn more about the opportunity, please visit
www.atco.com/careers
County of Stettler No. 6
6602 - 44 Ave., Box 1270
Phone: 403-742-4441 Fax: 403-742-1277
www.stettlercounty.ca
Work With Us
Assistant Tax and Assessment Clerk
The County of Stettler has an exciting career opportunity for an
experienced professional who will bring innovative and effective
administrative skills to the position of Assistant Tax and Assessment Clerk.
Under the general supervision of the Tax Clerk, the successful applicant
will be responsible for maintaining assessment files, data entry on the
Great Plains System (Tax System) and Camalot (Assessment System), work
with land titles and perform other related duties as required. They will
be an effective team player with strong interpersonal skills, be diligent
and/or meticulous and remain calm in the presence of ambiguous and
challenging situations.
Reporting to the Tax Clerk, some of your duties will include:
• Monthly Autopay and Postdated tax payments
• Issuing and Billing for Tax Certificates
• Monthly Land Titles Updates and Maintenance
• Tax collection and creation/distribution of Tax Notices
• Maintain Assessment Files
• Cash Receipting for all Libraries
The candidate must possess the following skills:
• Advanced computer skills in all Office Programs
• General understanding of Accounting
• Experience in the Assessment and Tax Field and/or a willingness to
further your education in this field would be considered an asset
• Works well under pressure
• Strong organization and time management skills
For a complete list of job duties and required skills please visit our website
at www.StettlerCounty.ca.
The County of Stettler offers a competitive salary and a generous
employer paid benefits package. The successful applicant will be required
to provide a criminal records check. Please respond in confidence with
your resume to:
County of Stettler No. 6 Attention: Sharon Larsen
Box 1270 Stettler, AB T0C 2L0
Fax: 403.742.1277 Email: slarsen@stettlercounty.ca