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NOKOMIS, STRASBOURG, DRAKE, LOCKWOOD, SEMANS, RAYMORE, GOVAN, DUVAL, BULYEA, EARL GREY, SILTON, LUMSDEN, CRAVEN, REGINA BEACH, BETHUNE & SOUTHEY<br />
VOLUME <strong>115</strong>, NO. <strong>39</strong> ESTABLISHED IN 1908 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2022</strong><br />
SCIENTISTS INVENT NEW MATERIAL TO<br />
IMPROVE DRUG DELIVERY TO PATIENTS<br />
New glow-in-the-dark<br />
material can track path of<br />
drugs through the human<br />
body<br />
SASKATOON - Researchers from<br />
Western University have developed a<br />
material that could eventually improve<br />
the way drugs are administered to<br />
patients, by allowing doctors to “see”<br />
exactly whether drugs are reaching the<br />
targets and working properly.<br />
By combining a material already used<br />
to deliver medication to specific sites in<br />
the body with another that glows in the<br />
dark (optical probe), Assistant Professor<br />
Lijia Liu and graduate student Ellie<br />
W.T Shiu have created a composite that<br />
can be used to track the path of a drug<br />
carrier through the human body. In the<br />
short term, the new approach could be<br />
used to monitor medication used for<br />
cancer and bone diseases -- but it could<br />
eventually have a wide range of therapeutic<br />
applications.<br />
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New regulations enable<br />
municipalities to allow<br />
e-scooters on roads<br />
Saskatchewan municipalities can now choose<br />
to allow e-scooters on public roads, thanks to a<br />
new provincial regulatory framework.<br />
The Limited Speed Motor Vehicle Regulations, <strong>2022</strong>, will govern the<br />
use of motorized vehicles with a maximum speed of 32 kilometres per<br />
hour.<br />
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Forecast<br />
improves for food<br />
and beverage<br />
processing: FCC<br />
report<br />
Regina, Saskatchewan – The outlook for food<br />
and beverage processors remains positive<br />
amid economic conditions that have shifted<br />
from the start of the year, according to the<br />
Food and Beverage Report mid-year update<br />
from Farm Credit Canada (FCC).<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>tember 20, <strong>2022</strong><br />
Year-over-year sales growth is expected to slow in the second half<br />
of the year to six per cent from 12 per cent in the first half, finishing<br />
the year at nine per cent.<br />
“We expect slower growth in the second half of the year as<br />
inflation eases, global economic growth moderates and Canadian<br />
consumers pay attention to the price of food and their own limited<br />
savings compared to a year ago,” said J.P. Gervais, FCC’s Chief<br />
Economist, in detailing the mid-year report. “Food and beverage<br />
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REASON:<br />
The proposed parcel is adjacent to the<br />
Village boundaries and would benefit<br />
from the 2Village’s existing infrastructure<br />
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and services.<br />
To benefit the Village’s community<br />
services and opportunities by increasing<br />
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the tax Village base. of Bulyea<br />
manufacturers are reckoning with high costs and<br />
shifting consumer food patterns, but profitability<br />
BLIC MEETING: A public meeting will be<br />
ld on<br />
PUBLIC<br />
Thursday, October 13<br />
NOTICE<br />
is projected to improve in the months ahead.”<br />
th , <strong>2022</strong> at<br />
00pm, at Pursuant the Bulyea to Community Village<br />
The Municipalities Hall of Bulyea<br />
Grain and oilseed milling led sales growth in the<br />
illage of Bulyea<br />
Act, public notice is hereby given that<br />
cated at the 204 Village Ashley of St., Bulyea Bulyea, intends SK, Public to Notice to restructure by adding the following first half of the year, along with sugar and confectionery,<br />
and meat products. That trend is expected<br />
scuss the proposal. Any persons who wish<br />
nt<br />
lands to the Village of Bulyea from the RM of McKillop No. 220<br />
comment to Public The Municipalities on Notice this proposed Act, public restructuring<br />
notice is hereby given that the Village of Bulyea intends to<br />
ture by adding (these lands following are lands contained to the Village in of a proposed Bulyea from the subdivision RM of McKillop directly No. 220 east (these to continue for the latter half of <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
ay file a written letter. Please submit your<br />
re notice contained of is the hereby in a Village): proposed given subdivision that the directly Village east of of the Bulyea Village):<br />
mment to the Village office directly, by<br />
intends to<br />
“Demand for chicken and pork continues to<br />
ail to to the Village of Bulyea, of Bulyea Box 37 from Bulyea, the SK, RM of McKillop No. 220 (these be strong, and we are still expecting consumers<br />
TED LAND: AFFECTED LAND:<br />
sion G SE 0L0, 27-23-21 directly or by W2M: email to get back to eating more beef,” Gervais said.<br />
Within<br />
east prior<br />
SE 27-23-21<br />
of the to Thursday, Village):<br />
W2M:<br />
sed ptember Parcel E, 29, Part <strong>2022</strong> of Blk/Par to be D, included Plan in the<br />
“Consumers have cut back on beef consumption<br />
2911 blic meeting. Ext<br />
Proposed<br />
57 Council Parcel will accept E, Part written of Blk/Par D,<br />
domestically since the start of the pandemic, but<br />
tters for<br />
Plan<br />
consideration<br />
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until<br />
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October<br />
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that is offset by strong beef exports. We are seeing<br />
oposed parcel is adjacent to the<br />
positive trends in red meat and expect sales to rise<br />
boundaries and would benefit<br />
he he Village’s complete existing proposal infrastructure may be viewed at<br />
in 2023.”<br />
he rvices. Village of Bulyea Office, Tuesdays between 9:00am and 3:00pm and Thursdays between 9:00am<br />
The seafood and alcohol processing sectors<br />
nd efit 12:00pm. the Village’s community<br />
es and opportunities by increasing<br />
are feeling the impact of higher food costs as<br />
x base.<br />
consumers cut purchases in the last six months<br />
MEETING: ssued by A the public Village meeting of will Bulyea, be this 22 nd day of <strong>Sep</strong>tember, <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
due to inflation in other areas prompting them<br />
Thursday, October 13 th , <strong>2022</strong> at<br />
to reconsider their spending. Seafood, breweries<br />
at the Bulyea Community Hall<br />
at<br />
herry<br />
204 Ashley<br />
Beatty-Henfrey,<br />
St., Bulyea, SK, to<br />
Chief Administrative Officer, Village of Bulyea and wineries are forecasted to see sales slip in the<br />
he proposal. Any persons who wish<br />
second half of <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
ent on this proposed restructuring<br />
“Understanding these economic trends is critical<br />
a written letter. Please submit your<br />
t to the Village office directly, by<br />
for processors to navigate the headwinds we are<br />
illage of Bulyea, Box 37 Bulyea, SK,<br />
experiencing,” Gervais explained. “For those figuring<br />
out how to best withstand a slowdown, it may<br />
, or by email prior to Thursday,<br />
er 29, <strong>2022</strong> to be included in the<br />
eeting. Council will accept written<br />
be time to review performance to make possible<br />
or consideration until October 24,<br />
adjustments in financial planning and or relationships<br />
with suppliers. This will help manufacturers<br />
h plete proposal may be viewed at<br />
age of Bulyea Office, Tuesdays between 9:00am and 3:00pm and Thursdays between 9:00am set budgets, monitor and control costs, and decide<br />
:00pm.<br />
pricing strategies.”<br />
r<br />
Processing gross margins have been under<br />
pressure with consumers focused on purchasing<br />
by the Village of Bulyea, this 22 nd day of <strong>Sep</strong>tember, <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
,<br />
Beatty-Henfrey, Chief Administrative Officer, Village of Bulyea<br />
REASON:<br />
1. The proposed parcel is adjacent to the Village boundaries<br />
and would benefit from the Village’s existing infrastructure and<br />
services.<br />
2. To benefit the Village’s community services and opportunities by<br />
ween 9:00am<br />
increasing<br />
and<br />
the<br />
3:00pm<br />
tax base.<br />
and Thursdays between 9:00am<br />
PUBLIC MEETING:<br />
A public meeting will be held on Thursday, October 13th, <strong>2022</strong><br />
at 7:00pm, at the Bulyea Community Hall located at 204 Ashley<br />
2 nd day St., of Bulyea, <strong>Sep</strong>tember, SK, to discuss <strong>2022</strong>. the proposal. Any persons who wish to<br />
comment on this proposed restructuring may file a written letter.<br />
Please submit your comment to the Village office directly, by mail<br />
trative Officer, Village of Bulyea<br />
to Village of Bulyea, Box 37 Bulyea, SK, S0G 0L0, or by email prior<br />
to Thursday, <strong>Sep</strong>tember 29, <strong>2022</strong> to be included in the public<br />
meeting. Council will accept written letters for consideration until<br />
October 24, <strong>2022</strong>. The complete proposal may be viewed at the<br />
Village of Bulyea Office, Tuesdays between 9:00am and 3:00pm<br />
and Thursdays between 9:00am and 12:00pm.<br />
Issued by the Village of Bulyea,<br />
this 22nd day of <strong>Sep</strong>tember, <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
Sherry Beatty-Henfrey,<br />
Chief Administrative Officer, Village of Bulyea<br />
lower-margin basics in the face of higher retail<br />
prices. As input costs were elevated relative to<br />
selling prices, the gross margin index in food and<br />
beverage manufacturing fell nearly 10 per cent in<br />
the first half of <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
“We anticipate margins will start to improve as<br />
commodity prices decline,” Gervais said. “Overall,<br />
the trends to watch are the decline of global<br />
economic growth, job vacancies in the food and<br />
beverage sectors, and domestic food consumption<br />
growth as inflation slows and consumers return to<br />
normal shopping habits.”<br />
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On this day in history<br />
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With the help of the Canadian<br />
Light Source (CLS) at the University<br />
of Saskatchewan (USask),<br />
Shiu and Liu were able to see the<br />
interaction between the luminescent<br />
optical system and the drug<br />
carrier. Their findings were recently<br />
published in the journal Physical<br />
Chemistry Chemical Physics.<br />
“Our optical probe is kind of like<br />
glow-in-the-dark paint or when<br />
you walk into a club wearing those<br />
[glow-stick] bracelets, and you can<br />
still see the light,” says Liu.<br />
The probe designed by Liu and<br />
Shiu emits near infrared light and<br />
can be tracked by standard bioimaging<br />
techniques. This system is<br />
safer than other probes which need<br />
a source of radiation to produce<br />
light.<br />
This impressive research began<br />
as an undergraduate project for<br />
Shiu, who is currently a master’s<br />
student in Liu’s lab. Shiu was able<br />
to collaborate with CLS scientists<br />
who helped her conduct experiments<br />
remotely.<br />
“I did gain a lot of insight from<br />
the meaningful conversations with<br />
the scientists at the CLS,” says<br />
Shiu.<br />
There are elements of Liu and<br />
Shiu’s research that cannot be<br />
achieved without the use of synchrotron<br />
technology.<br />
“There is one particular technique<br />
that can only be done at a<br />
synchrotron, and that piece of the<br />
puzzle is very important in terms<br />
of understanding the structure of<br />
our materials,” says Liu.<br />
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Rural Municipality of Lumsden no. 189<br />
NOTICE OF CALL FOR<br />
NOMINATIONS<br />
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that nominations of candidates<br />
for the offices of:<br />
COUNCILLOR - DIVISION NUMBERS: 2, 4, 6<br />
will be received by the undersigned from <strong>Sep</strong>tember 20 – October<br />
5, <strong>2022</strong> from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the Lumsden Municipal<br />
Office located at 300 James Street North in Lumsden, SK.<br />
A Criminal Record Check must accompany all Nomination forms.<br />
Nomination Only Valid if Criminal Record Check is Attached (CRC must be<br />
dated within 30 days of nomination) Nomination Only Valid if Public Disclosure<br />
Statement is Attached<br />
Nomination Forms and Public Disclosure Statements may be<br />
obtained from the following locations:<br />
Lumsden Municipal Office<br />
300 James Street North<br />
Lumsden, SK<br />
or<br />
Email: rm189@sasktel.net<br />
or<br />
The municipality’s website: www.lumsden.ca<br />
Dated this 19th day of <strong>Sep</strong>tember, <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
Monica M. Merkosky, Returning Officer<br />
Overheard at the coffee shop<br />
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government since wwii. if it’s anything like<br />
back then, they’ll self correct eventually...”<br />
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“It may be more important than ever for people in Saskatchewan to come together to share<br />
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7<br />
MLB sluggers<br />
chasing history<br />
It has been a baseball season to remember for a number<br />
of sluggers, but Aaron Judge, New York Yankees’ No. 99 —<br />
who shows absolutely no disrespect to that royal athletic<br />
number — is probably having the most unforgettable<br />
campaign.<br />
RM of Mckillop no. 220<br />
PUBLIC NOTICE<br />
Pursuant to The Municipalities Act, public notice is hereby given that<br />
the Rural Municipality of McKillop No. 220 intends to restructure<br />
the existing boundary of the Organized Hamlet of Mohr’s Beach<br />
by adding the following lands to the Organized Hamlet of Mohr’s<br />
Beach from the RM of McKillop (these lands are contained in a<br />
new subdivision directly south of the Hamlet):<br />
AFFECTED LAND:<br />
Within SW 23-22-23 W2M<br />
Blk/Par S1-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Blk/Par S2-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Blk/Par S3-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Blk/Par SX1-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Blk/Par W1-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Blk/Par W2-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Blk/Par W3-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Lot 1-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Lot 2-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Lot 3-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Lot 4-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Lot 8-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Lot 9-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Lot 10-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Lot 11-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102342990 Ext 0<br />
Lot 12-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102377055 Ext 0<br />
Lot 13-Blk/Par 4-Plan 102377055 Ext 0<br />
Zeroing in on the American League home run record for one season, Judge was<br />
on pace in mid-<strong>Sep</strong>tember for 65 home runs, which would surpass the 61 HRs<br />
hit in 1961 by Roger Maris of the Yanks. That number has been long surpassed<br />
by three National League hitters — Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa —<br />
but their accomplishments are questionable given the steroid implications surrounding<br />
their seasons of hammering baseballs into outer space.<br />
Judge has no such negativity surrounding his sensational season. He’s a<br />
6-foot-7, 282-pound Samson of a man who launches baseballs as if they<br />
From<br />
the<br />
Sidelines<br />
BRUCE<br />
PENTON<br />
were sitting on a tee, just waiting for his bat to make contact. At last<br />
look, Judge had 57 homers and was 18 ahead of his nearest MLB rival,<br />
Kyle Schwarber of the Phillies. Judge’s dominance in the home-run<br />
statistical column is reminiscent of the Wayne Gretzky era in the<br />
National Hockey League, when the Oilers’ No. 99 was 79 points ahead<br />
of the runner-up (Paul Coffey) in 1983-84. A fluke? Not really, Gretzky<br />
won by 73 points (208 to second-place Jari Kurri’s 135) the following<br />
season.<br />
Judge, however, isn’t the only slugger in MLB to have an unforgettable season.<br />
Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout of the Angels have done some amazing things; Freddie<br />
Freeman has quieted the critics who suggested his stats might fall off after leaving Atlanta;<br />
St. Louis Cardinals’ Paul Goldschmidt is proving that some hitters just get better<br />
with age; and the amazing Albert Pujols just keeps on slugging.<br />
Ohtani, who has no peer as an all-around superstar, is among the American League<br />
leaders in home runs, pitching victories and earned-run average; three-time MVP<br />
Trout was close to an A.L. record in <strong>Sep</strong>tember by hitting home runs in seven consecutive<br />
games; Freeman, MVP for the Braves two years ago, leads the National League<br />
in hits and doubles and his Dodgers are the runaway leaders in victories; Goldschmidt<br />
has an outside chance at winning the N.L. triple crown, with impressive mid-<strong>Sep</strong>tember<br />
numbers of 35 home runs, 112 runs-batted-in, and a .322 batting average; and the<br />
42-year-old Pujols is playing like a kid, averaging a home run every five games for the<br />
Cardinals, and he’s closing in on the exclusive 700-homer club, of which Bonds, Hank<br />
Aaron and Babe Ruth are the only members. If he falls short this season, watch for him<br />
to return next year for as long as it takes to get to 700.<br />
The way Judge is hitting, maybe the Yankee slugger will get there first.<br />
• Comedy writer Brad Dickson of Omaha, in the aftermath of Nebraska coach Scott<br />
Frost’s firing: “A number of UNL students are reportedly hoping for a new football<br />
coach who’s already won a national championship … I didn’t realize hallucinogenic<br />
drugs were popular on campus these days.”<br />
• New York Post reader Lloyd Stone, during a recent NFL televised game: “Is there<br />
any way to watch this in black and white? Seattle’s garish green uniforms should be<br />
restricted to prisoners on trash patrol along the Jersey Turnpike.”<br />
• Comedy guy Steve Burgess of Vancouver: “Congratulations to (Saskatchewan QB)<br />
Cody Fajardo who became a father this week. In his honour, the Riders laid an egg.”<br />
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REASON:<br />
1. The subdivision is adjacent to the Hamlet and shares<br />
infrastructure (roads and beach. Therefore, it is appropriate that<br />
the subdivision would become part of the Hamlet. The community<br />
will benefit from the tax revenue that the new development will<br />
generate and the value of existing properties will increase.<br />
2. An increase in residents and tax revenue will assist with<br />
maintaining the road and beach facilities.<br />
3. Joining Mohr’s Beach allows for those residents to feel a sense of<br />
a community and will aid in intermunicipal cooperation.<br />
PUBLIC MEETING:<br />
A public meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 4, <strong>2022</strong> at<br />
9:00am, at the Council Chambers located at 103 Ashley St., Bulyea,<br />
SK, to discuss the proposal. Any persons who wish to comment on<br />
this proposed restructuring may file a written letter. Please submit<br />
your comment to the RM office directly, by mail to RM McKillop,<br />
PO Box 220, Bulyea, SK, S0G 0L0, or by email prior to Thursday,<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>tember 29, <strong>2022</strong> to be included in the public meeting. Council<br />
will accept written letters for consideration until October 24, <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
The complete proposal may be viewed at the RM of McKillop<br />
Office between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm.<br />
Issued by the Rural Municipality of McKillop No. 220,<br />
this 19th day of <strong>Sep</strong>tember, <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
Brandi Morissette, Chief Administrative Officer,<br />
RM of McKillop No. 220
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RM of Mckillop no. 220<br />
PUBLIC NOTICE<br />
Pursuant to The Municipalities Act, public notice is hereby given that<br />
the Rural Municipality of McKillop No. 220 intends to restructure<br />
the existing boundary of the Organized Hamlet of North Colesdale<br />
Park by adding the following lands to the RM of McKillop from the<br />
Organized Hamlet of North Colesdale Park.<br />
AFFECTED LAND:<br />
KILLOP NO. 220<br />
Within NE 16-23-23 W2M:<br />
Blk/Par ER1-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Blk/Par S1-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Blk/Par W1-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 1-Blk/Par B-Plan 101953751 Ext 0<br />
Lot 2-Blk/Par B-Plan 101953751 Ext 0<br />
Lot 3-Blk/Par B-Plan 101953751 Ext 0<br />
Lot 4-Blk/Par B-Plan 101953751 Ext 0<br />
Lot 5-Blk/Par B-Plan 101953751 Ext 0<br />
Lot 4-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 5-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 6-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 6-Blk/Par B-Plan 101953751 Ext 0<br />
Lot 7-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 8-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 9-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
lic Notice<br />
Lot 10-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 11-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 12-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 13-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 14-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 15-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 16-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 17-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 18-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 19-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 20-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 21-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 22-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
Lot 23-Blk/Par A-Plan 10190<strong>39</strong>25 Ext 0<br />
tice is hereby given that the Rural Municipality of<br />
xisting boundary of the Organized Hamlet of North<br />
o the RM of McKillop from the Organized Hamlet of<br />
AREA TO BE<br />
REMOVED FROM<br />
NORTH COLESDALE<br />
PARK TO THE RM.<br />
NE 16-23-23 W2M<br />
AREA TO REMAIN IN<br />
NORTH COLESDALE<br />
PARK<br />
REASON:<br />
The Board of the Organized Hamlet of North Colesdale Park and<br />
the Council of the RM of McKillop feel that the area included in the<br />
orth Colesdale<br />
1987 Minister’s<br />
Park and<br />
Order<br />
the<br />
(for<br />
Council<br />
the creation<br />
of the RM<br />
of North<br />
of<br />
Colesdale Park)<br />
includes land which, over the subsequent decades, does not fit<br />
inister’s Order (for the creation of North Colesdale Park)<br />
with the area overseen by the Hamlet. The subsequent subdivision<br />
, does<br />
of<br />
not<br />
land<br />
fit<br />
in<br />
with<br />
the<br />
the<br />
remainder<br />
area overseen<br />
of NE 16-23-23<br />
by the Hamlet.<br />
W2M for<br />
The<br />
Sunset Resort<br />
f NE 16-23-23 does not W2M match for the Sunset Hamlet Resort boundaries does such not match that multiple parcels<br />
are located in both municipalities. The intent of the proposed<br />
annexation is to clarify municipal boundaries.<br />
PUBLIC MEETING:<br />
A public meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 4, <strong>2022</strong> at<br />
9:00am, at the Council Chambers located at 103 Ashley St., Bulyea,<br />
SK, to discuss the proposal. Any persons who wish to comment on<br />
this proposed restructuring may file a written letter. Please submit<br />
your comment to the RM office directly, by mail to RM McKillop,<br />
PO Box 220, Bulyea, SK, S0G 0L0, or by email prior to Thursday,<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>tember 29, <strong>2022</strong> to be included in the public meeting. Written<br />
objections will be accepted for consideration until October 24,<br />
<strong>2022</strong>.<br />
The complete proposal may be viewed at the RM of McKillop<br />
Office between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm.<br />
Issued by the Rural Municipality of McKillop No. 220,<br />
this 19th day of <strong>Sep</strong>tember, <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
Brandi Morissette, Chief Administrative Officer,<br />
RM of McKillop No. 220<br />
Ag Notes<br />
CALVIN<br />
DANIELS<br />
Shuddering a little<br />
There are topics columnists tend to touch upon with some<br />
regularity.<br />
For example, for years, the<br />
battle to either save or<br />
dismantle the Canadian<br />
Wheat Board, depending on who<br />
was talking, led to regular columns<br />
for many who wrote about<br />
the farm sector <strong>issue</strong>s. Moving<br />
forward, there is little doubt climate<br />
change will be an oft-written<br />
topic.<br />
There is little likelihood that<br />
climate change is some great hoax<br />
perpetrated by some cabal with an<br />
agenda known only to themselves<br />
and a few conspiracy theorists. It<br />
would be nice if it actually were<br />
just a story seeded to create fear,<br />
but the evidence of change is<br />
mounting. You might still want to<br />
argue it’s a natural occurrence,<br />
but that is a somewhat hollow<br />
argument to make because, in the<br />
end, we should be fearful of the<br />
impact of the changes.<br />
If humankind is creating change<br />
through its emissions of greenhouse gases, we might eventually wake up to the problem and<br />
try seriously to fix it. If it’s just nature at work, well, the threat of climate change will be something<br />
we simply hope we survive.<br />
When you see a Reuters report where U.N. secretary-general António Guterres<br />
warned the impacts of climate change are “heading into uncharted territories<br />
of destruction,” following a recent release of a multi-agency scientific report<br />
reviewing the latest research on the subject, you should be shuddering a little.<br />
What might it mean?<br />
“By the 2050s, over 1.6 billion city-dwellers will regularly swelter through<br />
three-month average temperatures of at least 35C (95F),” cited the recent<br />
Reuters article at www.producer.com. Imagine the impact on water supplies, the<br />
draw on those supplies in major cities, and the impact on health and health care<br />
an extended heat wave could cause. If major cities are under a heat wave, so are area<br />
farms. What would three months of such heat do to crops?<br />
We have already seen once in 50-75-100 year floods, and if the weather intensifies, those<br />
may be repeated with greater frequency. In the end, the one area of food production farmers<br />
have never had control over is the weather, and the more extreme the weather, the greater the<br />
production impact can be.<br />
When production is hit hard enough, people go hungry, a situation made worse for people<br />
in poor countries as prices rise. The scenarios can quickly spiral into those that leave many<br />
starving or dead and farmers unsure how to deal with weather extremes.<br />
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The framework was developed following<br />
consultation last fall with municipalities, law<br />
enforcement, safety organizations, and stakeholders.<br />
Most respondents were in favour<br />
of allowing their use on public roads, with<br />
many supporters viewing e-scooters as an<br />
eco-friendly mode of transportation. “These<br />
regulations give significant consideration to<br />
safety, to help ensure people can ride e-scooters<br />
while minimizing risk,” Don Morgan,<br />
Minister responsible for SGI, said. “While<br />
municipalities have always had the option to<br />
allow e-scooters on sidewalks and walking<br />
paths, these new regulations serve public<br />
demand while providing municipal authority<br />
for additional bylaws.”<br />
Municipalities may pass bylaws to allow<br />
e-scooters and authorize where and when<br />
they can be used (public roads with speed<br />
limits of 50 km/h or less, sidewalks, pathways,<br />
etc.) If a municipality does not pass a<br />
bylaw permitting their use, e-scooters will<br />
continue to be prohibited on public roads in<br />
that community. The provincial regulations<br />
are safety focused, and stipulate:<br />
• E-scooters can only be permitted on roads<br />
with a speed of 50 kilometres per hour or<br />
less;<br />
• E-scooters cannot be operated at a speed<br />
greater than 24 km/hr;<br />
• A minimum operator age of 16 years or<br />
older;<br />
• An outline of the required standards and<br />
safety equipment – Riders are required to<br />
wear helmets; and Municipalities and provincial<br />
and national parks have the authority<br />
Comment on this article at lmtimes.ca/calvin<br />
Disclaimer: opinions expressed are those of the writer.<br />
to create bylaws around the use of e-scooters.<br />
Where these devices are permitted, anyone<br />
operating one of these devices on a public<br />
road is required to follow traffic laws. Impaired<br />
operation of e-scooters is not allowed.<br />
Motorists are expected to keep safety in mind<br />
and share the road, as they currently do with<br />
bicyclists. For a refresher course on the rules<br />
of the road, consult the SGI Driver’s Handbook<br />
at www.sgi.sk.ca/handbook.<br />
Since e-scooters are not regulated at the<br />
federal level, the regulations provide broad<br />
authority for Saskatchewan to pilot, test,<br />
and regulate them. E-scooters don’t have<br />
to be registered and don’t require a driver’s<br />
licence to operate but they must comply with<br />
municipal bylaws and meet the provincial<br />
e-scooter regulations. Any fines or penalties<br />
for operating an e-scooter in a restricted area<br />
in your community, town or city are up to the<br />
municipality.<br />
These provincial regulations initially focus<br />
on e-scooters. While other vehicles aren’t<br />
included at this time, the regulations position<br />
the province to react to other micro-mobility<br />
devices in the future.<br />
TYLER MCMURCHY, Media<br />
Relations, Communications
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9<br />
October Skies<br />
The Moon begins the month as a thick waxing<br />
crescent, reaching first quarter on the 2nd. On<br />
the 5th, Saturn is greeted by our satellite, just 4<br />
degrees away.<br />
The Government of Saskatchewan has a<br />
four-point action plan to add over 1000 health<br />
care professionals to our health system.<br />
Recruit<br />
Working to recruit hundreds of outside health professionals to<br />
Saskatchewan<br />
Train<br />
Accelerated training and licensing for international nurses<br />
150 new nurse training seats in-province<br />
Then, on the 7th, Neptune gets similar treatment, just 3 degrees<br />
north. A day later, the Moon slides by Jupiter, a day ahead of full<br />
phase on October 9. These events come in rapid-fire succession<br />
as Uranus is occulted on the 12th for most of Canada and the western US.<br />
Mars is joined by the Moon on the 14th and Pollux is 1.8 degrees north<br />
on the 17th. New Moon on the 25th also opens an eclipse season with a<br />
partial solar eclipse, visible over eastern Europe—two weeks later is a<br />
lunar eclipse on November 8. The Moon is at perigee of 368,290 km on<br />
the 29th.<br />
Mercury enters the best morning apparition for the year for Northern<br />
Hemisphere viewers, but the swift planet quickly loses ground to the<br />
bright Sun, so that, by mid-month, it is lost in the glare.<br />
Venus is too close to the Sun to be seen.<br />
Mars get brighter and brighter throughout October, and, at the same<br />
time, its eastward motion slows to a standstill among the stars of Taurus,<br />
The Bull, becoming stationary on the 30th. Then, Mars begins a retro-<br />
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Incentivize<br />
Up to $50,000 in incentives for hard-to-recruit positions<br />
mainly in rural areas<br />
Retain<br />
100 new full-time positions and 150 part-time positions<br />
moving to full-time for high-demand professions in rural<br />
Saskatchewan<br />
New mentorship and improved peer-to-peer support<br />
programing<br />
More spent on taxes than<br />
housing, food and clothing<br />
CALGARY—The average Canadian family spent<br />
43 per cent of its income on taxes in 2021—more<br />
than housing, food and clothing costs combined,<br />
finds a new study released today by the Fraser<br />
Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian<br />
public policy think-tank.<br />
Dana Skoropad, MLA<br />
Arm River<br />
armriver.mla@gmail.com<br />
1-306-567-2843<br />
Travis Keisig, MLA<br />
Last Mountain-Touchwood<br />
lastmountaintouchwood.mla@sasktel.net<br />
1-306-334-3444<br />
Learn more at Saskatchewan.ca./HHR<br />
“Taxes remain the largest household expense for families in Canada,”<br />
said Jake Fuss, Associate Director of Fiscal Studies at the Fraser Institute<br />
and co-author of Taxes versus the Necessities of Life: The Canadian<br />
Consumer Tax Index <strong>2022</strong> Edition.<br />
In 2021, the average Canadian family earned an income of $99,030 and<br />
paid in total taxes equaling $42,547.<br />
In other words, the average Canadian family spent 43.0 per cent of its<br />
income on taxes compared to 35.7 per cent on basic necessities.<br />
This is a dramatic shift since 1961 when the average Canadian family<br />
spent much less of its income on taxes (33.5 per cent) than the basic necessities<br />
(56.5 per cent). Taxes have grown much more rapidly than any<br />
other single expenditure for the average Canadian family.<br />
The total tax bill for Canadians includes visible and hidden taxes (paid<br />
to the federal, provincial and local governments) including income, payroll,<br />
sales, property, carbon, health, fuel and alcohol taxes.<br />
Moreover, since 1961, the average Canadian family’s total tax bill has<br />
increased nominally by 2,440 per cent, dwarfing increases in annual<br />
housing costs (1,751 per cent), clothing (643 per cent) and food (790 per<br />
cent).<br />
“Considering the sheer amount of income that goes towards taxes in<br />
this country, Canadians may question whether or not we’re getting good<br />
value for our money,” Fuss said.<br />
Media Contact:<br />
JAKE FUSS, Associate Director, Fiscal Studies, Fraser Institute<br />
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• Headline at the onion.com: “Referees call for replay to admire great<br />
call.”<br />
• Scott Ostler of the San Francisco Chronicle, suggesting yet another MLB<br />
rules change: “If there are five or more people in line at a beer stand,<br />
everyone in line gets free beer. Hire more damn vendors. If we want to<br />
stand in line, we’ll go to Disneyland or the DMV.”<br />
• Portland State football coach Bruce Barnum, to JohnCanzano.com,<br />
sizing up the Washington roster after losing 52-6: “I got a good look at<br />
everybody except their punter.”<br />
• RJ Currie of sportsdeke.com, on Forbes pegging the Knicks as the most<br />
lucrative NBA team at $5.8 billion: “Who would guess there could be so<br />
much value in laughing stock?”<br />
• Mike Bianchi of The Orlando Sentinel, on Broncos coach Nathaniel<br />
Hackett opting for a 64-yard field goal instead of trusting Russell Wilson<br />
on fourth-and-five: “This was the dumbest decision since Prohibition.”<br />
• Bianchi again: “Please tell me Nebraska wouldn’t sell its soul and consider<br />
hiring Urban Meyer. If it happens, they should just change their<br />
name to the Scornhuskers!”<br />
• Washington State Dept. of Natural Resources, on Twitter: “Remember<br />
that fantasy football and tsunami evacuation both start with a strong<br />
run game.”<br />
• RJ Currie of sportsdeke.com: “The Banjo Bowl outcome: Blue Bombers<br />
54, the flu-ridden Roughriders 20. Saskatchewan QB Cody Fajardo said<br />
many Riders were so ill they couldn’t keep anything down — including,<br />
it seems, the score.”<br />
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come into your own etc. and stand out,<br />
sudoku second and must take all the credit.<br />
You’ll be congratulated for your<br />
ANSWER IN CLASSIFIED SECTION<br />
which may cause some people to be<br />
Did I find anything<br />
jealous.<br />
The idea of taking a trip will cross your<br />
efforts.<br />
on this trip? Nope,<br />
SCORPIO<br />
mind. You’re curious, and your thirst<br />
SCORPIO<br />
You’ll find the leader in you. You must<br />
for knowledge is insatiable. You’ll organize<br />
a largescale project on your<br />
If fatigue has gotten the best of you,<br />
but I almost found<br />
SCORPIO<br />
Your artistic talents will allow you to<br />
raise your voice and express your opinions<br />
with more authority. Slowly but<br />
create a second stream of income for<br />
a set of mags. As I<br />
own or with your family after a deep<br />
you may need to change your lifestyle.<br />
Having a more active social life<br />
yourself. You’ll create a masterpiece.<br />
surely, you’ll climb the ranks in your<br />
desire to change and live according<br />
wandered Despite through<br />
being short on time, you’ll<br />
company; the boss’s chair awaits you.<br />
to your values.<br />
or trying a new diet should give you<br />
the rows have of a lot ancient of fun this week and incorporate<br />
some exercise.<br />
SAGITTARIUS<br />
SAGITTARIUS<br />
the energy boost you need.<br />
stuff, pre-1980, I saw<br />
You can’t resist the urge to go shopping<br />
and treat yourself to a little luxury.<br />
You’ll get excellent news about financing<br />
one of your dreams. You must<br />
Stress will be good for you this week.<br />
SAGITTARIUS<br />
SAGITTARIUS<br />
a crusty old aluminum<br />
slot have mag. to make As some I adjustments and<br />
your new position at work; there are<br />
Good things are on the horizon! You’ll<br />
It’s time to update your wardrobe for<br />
overcome your fears and anxieties to<br />
It will give you the motivation you<br />
make it a reality. You’ll feel immense<br />
need to achieve brilliant feats. Fin ding<br />
compromises at work and home to<br />
plenty of reasons to treat yourself.<br />
pride, and nothing will slow you down.<br />
a balance in all areas of your life will<br />
got closer,<br />
reach<br />
there<br />
an agreement.<br />
was<br />
help you channel positive energy.<br />
one on the back, too.<br />
CAPRICORN<br />
CAPRICORN<br />
CAPRICORN<br />
If there’s been tension at home, take<br />
Many people are counting on you this<br />
CAPRICORN<br />
Went around This is an excellent the week to recharge<br />
the time to correct the situation. You<br />
Everything will fall into place for you<br />
your batteries. Treat yourself to a massage<br />
or another form of pampering to<br />
your decor. Your home may lack some<br />
may feel like it’s time to freshen up<br />
week. You may have to make a difficult<br />
other side, and there<br />
to start your own business or accept a<br />
decision. Gather as much information<br />
position of power at work. You’ll discover<br />
new talents within yourself.<br />
unwind. You’ll also appreciate a little<br />
vibrancy during fall.<br />
as possible to ensure you make the<br />
they were. The other two. A complete set obviously. When I think about it, it’s funny<br />
right choice.<br />
solitude.<br />
of aluminum slots, still on the car, just AQUARIUS how Ford used four-lug so often. In my<br />
AQUARIUS<br />
AQUARIUS<br />
It’s time for your car to go in for a tuneup.<br />
If you don’t, a breakdown is immi<br />
Your health may suffer due to over<br />
AQUARIUS<br />
begging to fill the space I had left in the opinion, they made excellent differentials,<br />
You’ll be going on holiday soon. Even<br />
You’re very popular this week. You may<br />
if the trip is a few months away, start<br />
truck. Did have to I have dress up a few use times. for Your them? Nothing nent. Your suspension, cellphone and computer and steering, yet work. a lot You of can the only succeed professionally<br />
if you work as hard as you play.<br />
preparing now. For example, get<br />
friendly attitude will help you grow<br />
could also suffer the same fate. Don’t<br />
immediate, but they’re aluminum slots. time, when I needed something, your passport, vaccination record<br />
your social circle and put you in touch<br />
forget to charge their batteries to keep<br />
Your wellbeing<br />
it was<br />
must be at the top of<br />
and other details in order so you<br />
They’re with timeless likeminded and people. not always this them functional. four-lug, meaning a re-drill, or your new priority list. axles<br />
don’t forget.<br />
handy. They looked like fourteen-by-six,<br />
PISCES<br />
PISCES<br />
or rotors or whatever. According PISCES to my<br />
PISCES<br />
or maybe You seven, must learn so to delegate I bent to take over to check You must research, budget more carefully the to Chevy enjoy<br />
the hobbies you love. You’ve got to<br />
liant achievement. You’ll receive some<br />
awa ken your chivalrous spirit. You’ll<br />
II came in You’ll a be four-lug<br />
warmly applauded after a bril<br />
You’ll witness an injustice that will<br />
some pressure off at work and home.<br />
the<br />
You may<br />
tire.<br />
find yourself<br />
Sure<br />
worrying<br />
enough,<br />
about<br />
they were<br />
find the<br />
trim<br />
right balance<br />
early<br />
for your<br />
on<br />
health<br />
as well. If I’ve ever form of seen reward or appointment. You<br />
play an important role in reaching<br />
your loved fourteens, ones. Your children but can’t they were also and wellbeing. one, This it must’ve week, there’ll be had hubcaps. have plenty of reasons to feel accomplished<br />
and confident.<br />
suggestions.<br />
a fair resolution and make helpful<br />
stay at home forever; trust them.<br />
a lot of talk about money at work.<br />
four-lug. Normally I’d Certainly didn’t have slots or<br />
catch that, but this was Cragars, as I’d catch that on a crossword Copyright © <strong>2022</strong>, Penny Press | ANSWER IN CLASSIFIED SECTION<br />
Camshaft on a 1965 Comet. Chevy.<br />
Corner I crawled through the<br />
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crusty Comet to see what<br />
IT AT <strong>LMT</strong>IMES.CA/KIRK<br />
was going on. My whole<br />
life I thought four-lug was<br />
pretty new in the ‘70s, aside<br />
from Corvair’s and small, imported cars,<br />
but this Comet looked totally original.<br />
Being as they weren’t five-bolt uni-lug, I<br />
never even inquired about them, instead<br />
choosing to look into it further at home.<br />
Sure enough, the base-model type, six-cylinder<br />
cars were four-lug, four-and-a-half<br />
inch bolt pattern. That bolt pattern was<br />
shared by the Mustang, Datsun, and MG,<br />
but interestingly enough, it was not shared<br />
by the Mustang II, as it was smaller and<br />
four-and-a-quarter. Not only that, the<br />
Chevy Vega was smaller yet, at only fourby-four<br />
inches. No wonder I’ve never got<br />
into four-lug stuff. Not only is it a potential<br />
weak point, but it’s also generally<br />
confusing, and I won’t even get into all<br />
the metric stuff. I have an Austin Healey<br />
that has what I believe to be the Vega bolt<br />
pattern, but it came rolling on Ford wheels<br />
that someone finessed with a die grinder<br />
to make them fit, just for rolling purposes,<br />
ACROSS<br />
1. FINE SAND<br />
5. DONATE<br />
9. OFFBEAT<br />
12. SMELL<br />
13. GENERATIONS<br />
14. VERY SMALL<br />
15. BE OVERLY FOND<br />
16. CLEARS, AS PROFIT<br />
17. TYPE OF WOOD<br />
18. PROCLAIM<br />
20. VIDEO’S PARTNER<br />
22. SIDE STREETS<br />
25. TOWARD THE<br />
BACK, MATEY<br />
28. SOME<br />
TOOTHPASTES<br />
29. IMPRINT WITH<br />
ACID<br />
33. DEPICT<br />
35. WRESTLER’S<br />
SURFACE<br />
36. CHANCE<br />
37. NITWIT<br />
38. SEND FORTH<br />
40. BODYBUILDER’S<br />
PLACE<br />
41. CHANGE THE<br />
TITLE OF<br />
43. DEFAME IN PRINT<br />
46. HINTED<br />
51. VERSE POEM<br />
52. WORK ON COPY<br />
55. ACCLAIM<br />
56. BAR ORDER<br />
57. ROAD MARKER<br />
58. APPLIES<br />
FROSTING TO<br />
59. ANIMAL’S<br />
SHELTER<br />
60. LEAN<br />
61. ____ UP<br />
(MAKE LIVELY)<br />
DOWN<br />
1. FIZZY BEVERAGE<br />
2. WEDDING<br />
VOWS: 2 WDS.<br />
3. HOUSE SITES<br />
4. BIRCH OR<br />
WILLOW<br />
5. WELLMANNERED<br />
GUYS<br />
6. ILL TEMPER<br />
7. LARGE TANK<br />
8. SHORT<br />
COMPOSITION<br />
9. WAS IN DEBT<br />
10. SALAMI SELLER<br />
11. SALESMAN’S MODEL<br />
19. CLOTH SHRED<br />
21. EMPLOYED<br />
23. PACK ANIMAL<br />
24. GUESSED<br />
ROUGHLY<br />
25. STATE FURTHER<br />
<strong>26</strong>. TO’S COUNTERPART<br />
27. KNOCK<br />
30. PRICE MARK<br />
31. BLUBBER<br />
32. SEWN EDGE<br />
34. NO LONGER ARE<br />
<strong>39</strong>. BO DEREK’S<br />
NUMBER<br />
42. VOTE INTO OFFICE<br />
43. PACK<br />
44. DO NOTHING<br />
45. HAS-____<br />
(ONE-TIME STAR)<br />
47. CLASP<br />
48. FANCY FABRIC<br />
49. AT ANY TIME<br />
50. STUDENT’S NEED<br />
53. JOHN ____<br />
(EVERYMAN)
12 lmtimes.ca • Last Mountain Times • Monday, <strong>Sep</strong>tember <strong>26</strong>, <strong>2022</strong><br />
RM of Last Mountain Valley no. 250<br />
TAX ENFORCEMENT<br />
PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN<br />
Notice is herby given under The Tax Enforcement Act that unless the<br />
arrears and costs appearing opposite the land and the title number<br />
described in the following list are fully paid before the <strong>26</strong>th day of<br />
November, <strong>2022</strong>, and interest based on a tax lien will be registered<br />
against the land.<br />
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY<br />
PTN<br />
SW<br />
Lot/<br />
Sec<br />
Blk/<br />
Twp<br />
Plan/<br />
Range<br />
Part<br />
of<br />
Lot/<br />
section<br />
Meridian<br />
Title No.<br />
Total<br />
Arrears<br />
Cost<br />
Advert.<br />
Total<br />
Arrears &<br />
Costs<br />
A 101357883 2 134485038 $1,918.68 $15.09 $1,933.77<br />
A 1019698<strong>26</strong> 2 137663679 $69.68 $15.09 $84.77<br />
22 25 23 2 111774124 $75.30 $15.09 $90.<strong>39</strong><br />
SW 36 <strong>26</strong> 21 2 109333885 $744.15 $15.09 $759.24<br />
SE 31 <strong>26</strong> 23 2 153841765 $896.60 $15.09 $911.69<br />
NE 11 27 21 2 130417916 $810.27 $15.09 $825.36<br />
NE 12 27 21 2 130417859 $842.72 $15.09 $857.81<br />
NW 12 27 21 2 130417893 $886.52 $15.09 $901.61<br />
NE 13 27 21 2 141944878 $598.61 $15.09 $613.70<br />
SE 13 27 21 2 141944924 $831.36 $15.09 $846.45<br />
SW 13 27 21 2 128867013 $904.00 $15.09 $919.09<br />
SE 14 27 21 2 141944946 $890.90 $15.09 $905.99<br />
PTN<br />
NE<br />
17 27 22 2 1300893<strong>26</strong> $166.57 $15.09 $181.66<br />
40 1 102110511 2 154169860 $1,702.20 $15.09 $1,717.29<br />
White Butte RCMP<br />
seeks public assistance<br />
locating missing<br />
13-year-old boy<br />
On <strong>Sep</strong>tember 20, <strong>2022</strong> at<br />
approximately 11 p.m., White Butte<br />
RCMP received a report of a missing<br />
13-year-old boy, Jon Stonechild.<br />
Jon was last seen on foot in the RM of Edenwold at<br />
approximately 10:30 p.m. on <strong>Sep</strong>tember 20.<br />
Jon is described as 5’8” and 140 lbs. He has brown eyes<br />
and short, brown hair. He was last seen wearing a white<br />
t-shirt, black pants, a black hat and sandals. A photo of<br />
him is attached.<br />
Officers have been actively trying to locate Jon since<br />
then, checking locations where he may have travelled.<br />
They are now asking members of the public for assistance.<br />
Jon may have travelled to Regina but this can’t be confirmed.<br />
If you have information on Jon’s whereabouts, contact<br />
your local police service immediately. Information can<br />
also be submitted anonymously by contacting Crime<br />
Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or www.saskcrimestoppers.com.<br />
-Media Release, RCMP, <strong>2022</strong>-09-22<br />
Dated this <strong>26</strong>th day of <strong>Sep</strong>tember <strong>2022</strong><br />
Kelly Walker, Treasurer<br />
Town of Lumsd en<br />
PUBLIC NOTICE<br />
Public notice is hereby given that the Council of the Town<br />
of Lumsden intends to adopt a bylaw under The Planning and<br />
Development Act, 2007 to amend Bylaw No. 15-2002, known as<br />
the Zoning Bylaw.<br />
INTENT<br />
The intent of Bylaw No. <strong>2022</strong>-12 is to amend the Zoning Bylaw to<br />
reduce the minimum site area, site frontage, rear yard setback, and<br />
side yard setback requirements for single detached dwellings in the<br />
Residential Multiple (R2) Zoning District.<br />
REASON<br />
Bylaw No. <strong>2022</strong>-12 is being proposed to accommodate future<br />
residential development in the R2 – Residential Multiple Zoning<br />
District which would provide for reduced development standards<br />
for single detached dwellings in this Zone for smaller lot sizes and<br />
reduced setbacks to provide greater flexibility for site development.<br />
PUBLIC INSPECTION<br />
Any person may inspect the bylaw at the Lumsden Municipal<br />
Office, located at #300 James Street North, in the Town of<br />
Lumsden, between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM (open<br />
through the noon hour) from Monday to Friday, excluding<br />
statutory holidays. Copies of the proposed bylaw are available<br />
at the Lumsden Municipal Office for a cost of $1.00 and are on<br />
the Town of Lumsden website; , under the<br />
‘announcements’ tab.<br />
PUBLIC HEARING<br />
Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, October 11, <strong>2022</strong>,<br />
at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers within the Lumsden Municipal<br />
Office located at 300 James Street North to hear any person<br />
or group that wants to comment on the proposed bylaws. The<br />
meeting may also be attended via electronic means (Zoom).<br />
Council will also consider written comments received at the<br />
hearing or delivered to the undersigned at the municipal office prior<br />
to the hearing. Please contact the Lumsden Municipal Office for an<br />
electronic invitation to the meeting.<br />
Issued at the Town of Lumsden<br />
this 14th day of <strong>Sep</strong>tember <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
Jessica Russell, Planner<br />
CULTURE DAYS - CONTINUES FROM PAGE 6<br />
human being and Culture Days will provide<br />
the opportunity to bring us all together to<br />
learn, to share and to understand each other<br />
better, particularly with respect to Truth and<br />
Reconciliation.”<br />
Culture Days in Saskatchewan was proclaimed<br />
by the province.<br />
“Our Province is fortunate to have such<br />
strong, vibrant, inclusive communities,” Minister<br />
of Parks, Culture and Sport Laura Ross<br />
said. “SaskCulture will continue their support<br />
of cultural organizations and initiatives working<br />
to help expand participation and access to<br />
culture and the arts.”<br />
Many of the events and activities taking<br />
place in the province are supported through<br />
SaskCulture’s Hub sponsorship program.<br />
First introduced in 2020, the sponsorship<br />
opportunity has seen a marked increase in<br />
interest from community cultural organizations<br />
wanting to hold Culture Days events<br />
and activities, with many planning to honour<br />
OCTOBER SKIES - CONTINUES FROM PAGE 9<br />
grade loop lasting for a couple<br />
of months. On the 15th, the<br />
waning gibbous Moon passes<br />
by the Red Planet.<br />
Jupiter rises in the evening<br />
sky as October begins, becoming<br />
brighter and brighter<br />
with each passing day. Three<br />
times during the month, two<br />
shadows of Jupiter’s Galilean<br />
moons are visible against the<br />
gas giant’s cloud tops–Oct.<br />
12, 19, and <strong>26</strong>–terms a double<br />
shadow transit. Jupiter continues<br />
retrograding through<br />
the month. Remember, this<br />
apparent westward motion<br />
for a planet that orbits west to<br />
east is caused by the Earth’s<br />
faster orbital motion—we<br />
pass the planet, which makes<br />
it appear that the outer<br />
planet moves in the opposite<br />
direction. Early astronomers<br />
had great difficulty trying<br />
to understand this motion,<br />
because they thought, incorrectly,<br />
that Earth was at the<br />
centre of the Universe, orbited<br />
by the Sun and planets. It<br />
was Copernicus and Galileo<br />
who set the record straight<br />
in the 17th century, claiming<br />
that the planets orbit the Sun.<br />
Saturn continues retrograde<br />
motion among the stars<br />
of Capricornus, slowing to a<br />
standstill on the 24th. The<br />
Moon glides by to the south<br />
on the 4th and 5th.<br />
Uranus rises near sundown<br />
and is in the sky all through<br />
the night. The Moon occults<br />
the gas planet on the evening<br />
of October 11–morning of the<br />
12th, an event visible to most<br />
of North America.<br />
Neptune is visible all night<br />
(with telescopic aid) throughout<br />
the month, among the<br />
stars of Aquarius. The Moon<br />
is nearby on the 7th.<br />
Truth and Reconciliation by partnering with<br />
First Nations artists, cultural workers and<br />
communities.<br />
All Culture Days events and activities<br />
can be found online at www.culturedays.<br />
ca. “Everyone is encouraged to check out the<br />
activities that are taking place in their communities,<br />
find virtual activities to join in from<br />
their own home or space, and learn more<br />
about Truth and Reconciliation,” says Kush.<br />
SaskCulture’s Hub sponsorship program is<br />
supporting activities hosted by community<br />
partnerships in the Battlefords, Eastend,<br />
Hague, Kelvington, Lloydminster, Lumsden,<br />
Melfort, Mossbank, Oxbow, Porcupine Plain,<br />
Prince Albert, Regina, Regina Beach, Saskatoon,<br />
Shaunavon, Shellbrook, Swift Current,<br />
Warman, Weyburn, and Yorkton.<br />
Check out www.culturedays.ca for the full<br />
line-up of activities – in Saskatchewan and<br />
across the country - to choose from.<br />
The zodiacal light is visible<br />
in the eastern morning twilight<br />
for the first week of the<br />
month.<br />
James Edgar has had an interest<br />
in the night sky all his<br />
life. He joined The Royal Astronomical<br />
Society of Canada<br />
in 2000, was National President<br />
for two terms, is now<br />
the Editor of the renowned<br />
Observer’s Handbook, and<br />
Production Manager of the<br />
bi-monthly RASC Journal.<br />
The IAU named asteroid 1995<br />
XC5 “(22421) Jamesedgar”<br />
in his honour and in 2021 he<br />
was awarded a Fellowship of<br />
the RASC.<br />
-JAMES EDGAR<br />
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