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Gimli is going to host a provincial
curling championship with a local
flavour.
The Jared Kolomaya team will represent the Gimli Curling Club when
the Manitoba Mixed Curling Championship takes place the weekend of
March 27-29 at the Gimli Rec Centre.
Kolomaya’s foursome - last year’s
mixed champs - will be going for a
second straight title against 15 other
teams in the Chicken Chef-sponsored
event.
Skip Kolomaya is a Stonewall
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curler well-known in Gimli while his
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personnel are rounded out by
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Landing a provincial championship
from Curl Manitoba is a rare honour
for Gimli which has hosted just one
women’s Scotties and a single junior
championship in recent years. Credit
goes to event co-chairs Ted and Lynn
Hoplock who are doing much of the
work with help in assembling volunneuver their machines
down the 400-ft. long
teers from Dave LeBlanc and Byron
bog. It’s a tough
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Batchelor.
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veiling a brand new attraction, Spectators and competitors had a splash as mud and water on the 80-ft. journey to the
the Interlake Off-Road Club hosted its first finish line.
“It’s a
going
to of
be awesome
to major
play in indoor
first
its kind
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all-terrain vehicle (ATV) mud bogging event
Gimli where we know the ice and
Gimli because it promotes both our
permanentplaystructuremuch Saturday at Gimli Motorsport Park. Dubbed Perhaps counterintuitively,
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community and the rec centre,” Lynn
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easy. Corey
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parents in action. “They don’t get to morial’s JoelleMud
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Gimli Council resolves doubtsSiglunes
about factory-built
homes
man tireless
in critici
By Roger Newman
The RM of Gimli Council has decided by a 4-1 margin that factorybuilt modular homes are respectable enough to grace 50 lots in the
Odin Green subdivision just south
of town.
manufacturers now that the price
gap has been lessened by the drop
in value of the Canadian dollar.
Bristow and his associates will
have to sign a development agreement with the municipality before
modular homes rise in the Odin development. The development pact
Councillor Peter Peiluck was the
will have building rules including a stipulation that the modular
only dissenter last Thursday night
homes can’t look like long, narrow
when council approved a conditional use permit enabling Wintrailers. The conditional use agreeBy
Jim realtor
MosherClayton Bristow and
would become a lightning rod for Holowchak. monthly meetings,
claims. He will
saysbe
that
Coun.
nipeg
ment, meanwhile,
reviewed
Randy
Helgason
walked
out
of
council’s
regular
Vancouver developer Yuan Cao to
by council in a year.
Gene
Holowchak
reviledofbymodsome, heralded A disturbing claim centered on the reeve’s al- meeting May 16. Holowchak and his wife also
build an
unlimitedisnumber
as
a hero
of in
sorts
by others.
they BUSINESS,
were offended by
ular
homes
Odin
Green He’s
in thebeen a thorn leged harassment of two of the municipality’s left that meeting because
IN OTHER
in
theyear.
side of Siglunes council for more This
than demonstration
a female front-office
staff, who subsequently
went
comments allegedly made
at theHAS:
time by Reeve
next
COUNCIL
of a factory-built
home is being
completed
year now: protesting, writing letters, badgering on sick leave in what was described as stress Zacharias.
on Willow Island by contractor Adrian Welham.
-Decided to meet twice a month
council
members
and
municipality’s
interim leave. The two would be formally terminated in
While Peiluck
was
nottheopposed
to
on thetosecond
and fourth
chief
administrative
officer.
November
2012
because
they
had
not
returned
“I
want
the
town
understand
what Wednesis going
modular homes, he wanted to limit
owned by Bruce Councillor Danny Luprypa
instead
of Thursdays.
day
to work.
onwas
withimtheirdays
leader
and reeve,”
he said.The
“I want
construction to four units in the first Odin subdivision
and
Gerry
Arnason.
pressed
by
the
quality
of
the
Wilhas
been
changed
so
that
council
Holowchak
retired
six
years
ago
to
the
RM
of
Sipeople
to
realize
what
they’re
looking
at
down
year to respect the views of several
low
modular
glunes
the West
Interlake.
theIsland
two female
staffhome
theerected
road.” members will be able to attend the
presentinOdin
Green
propertyHe’d
own-farmed in the The letter and departure of
The
tone
was
positive
rather
than
by
local
general
contractor
Adrian
meetings of a couple of important
Niagara
Peninsula,
worked
as
a
software
fixer
in
piqued
Holowchak’s
interest
in
Siglunes
couners who fear that modular homes
reconvened
Welham.
“Itthe
looks
very well
built,” regional
organizations.
amay
variety
capacities.
gig wasnegative
up whenat Thursday’s
cil, its leader
in particular.
“One of
things
Holowchak
acknowledges
that his protests
turnofOdin
Green But
intothe
a trailer
hearing
because
of
two
factors.
Luprypra
said.
health
problems
sidelined
the
now
58-year-old.
my
father
taught
me
is
that
we
do
have
to
think
and
critiques
are
part
of
his
effort
to get people
park. “If the four work out, all 50
Council members
have
researched
Councillor
Thora
Palabout the
next
guy,” he said. “I live my life based thinking long-Appointed
before the next
round of
municicould be built,” Peiluck said.
Mosher
wouldrepresentative
lightning
rod fo
since
December
While
there
permission
for 50 son
as council’s
on
He and wife Victoria chose the quiet modular
life when homes
on some
of the
principlesBy
myJim
Dad
raisedis me
on. pal elections
in October
2014.
“Ibecome
want to ainform
and burly
have inspected
a 1,560 manOdin
units,
felt there
the public
arton
committee
andmake
Palsix
years ago
retreatedoffrom
the hurly
If I see somebody
who can’t
speak
upBristow
for themthemwould
about what
is going
so they can
Approval
by they
the majority
counGene
Holowchak
is
reviled
by
some,
heralded
A
disturbing
claim
centered on
ufactured
home
recently
built
on
be
no
more
than
half
a
dozen
in
son
and
Luprypa
as
members
of
the
to
a
home
northwest
of
Ashern.
Gene
Holowselves
on
an
issue,
I
will
help.”
a
better,
more
informed
decision
next
[election]
cil came at a reconvened planning
as
a
hero
of
sorts
by
others.
He’s
been
a
thorn
leged
harassment
of
Gimli’s
Willow Island for developer the first year and probably
Gimli
Harbour
Authority.
chak
would
carve
a niche
as ameetsometimes
writer
time,”only
he said,
adding
he has
no plan to run intwo of the
hearing
at the
latest
council
theorside
Siglunes
council
for more
than
a that
female
staff, who subs
Cao.of his “My interest in council in
one
two.ofHe
council
and
commentator
on theinaffairs
started
when
thealso
twogave
2014
nor,
he says,
has
everfront-office
been his motiing. frequent
The hearing
was adjourned
year
now:
protesting,
writing
letters,
badgering
on
sick
leave
in
what
another
about the -Agreed there can be a lakefront was desc
adopted
home
community.
was idyllic until female employees were yet
forced
to goassurance
on sick vation.
December
when
both OdinItpropmembers
and the
municipality’s
interim toleave.
ThePeter
two would
“After my
I have
sturdiness
of modern
factory-built
memorial
the late
O’Harabe formally
about
a year and
ago council
when hemembers
heard rumblings
of research,
leave,” he
said. no rea- council
erty owners
chief
administrative
officer.
November
2012
son to object to modular homes,” homes.
long as the
design
is approved
discord
about Siglunes
municipal
council.
Meanwhile, as
Holowchak
hopes
to have
abecause
rela- they ha
had reservations
about
Bristow’s
to stop
work.
Woroniukmakes
told the
by council.
Holowchak
no bones about his recent tively restful summer.
He’ll
parading on the
proposal to place manufactured Mayor Randy
Holowchak
retired
six
years
ago
to
the
RM
of
Siresumed
“These
genuine
homes
- the fin-But, in between gardening and enjoyThe
battle
with
a missive
penned
by five hearing.
one-man“These
picket homes
across the
streetare
from
the muhighway.
homes
on began
as many
as 50
lots in the
inlater
the West
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letter
and
departure
will beingoodnicipal
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a Sutton
Niagara
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as
a
software
fixer
in
piqued
Holowchak’s
interest in
my. They could
be out
builtofanywhere
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built in pressure
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of Selkirk
the
dictment
of their
leader,background,
Reeve Barry Zacharias.
protest
town. “I hitwhat
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on the
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Noventis introduces advanced technology
at new Selkirk branch
By Roger Newman
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and be environmentally friendly by
using less paper.”
Gimli-based Noventis Credit Union
has added a new branch and groundbreaking technology to expand service to its more than 22,000 customer members.
Opening the Selkirk branch is the
second phase of a major Noventis
thrust into the Selkirk market. In recent months, its subsidiary, Interlake
Real Estate under vice-president Dick
Arnason, has also opened an office
with half-a-dozen staff on Main St. in
Selkirk. “The two businesses nicely
complement each other,” McKnight
said.
This was an occasion for celebration
last Thursday when Noventis officially opened a ninth branch in Selkirk,
a location where customers will be
able to access the province’s first ITM
machine to personally talk to a teller
about their banking business.
Formed in Oct. 2010 through a merger of Interlake credit unions, Noventis already has branches in Gimli,
Arborg, Ashern, Eriksdale, Fisher
Branch, Eriksdale, Moosehorn, Riverton and Winnipeg Beach.
“Selkirk is a growing market in itself
as well as being a regional service
centre,” says Noventis CEO Kevin
McKnight. “It is close to our branches
and a nice fit for us.”
McNight said manager Blaine Dawson, from Dauphin, is one of seven
staff who will serve customers at the
new branch at 1012 Manitoba Ave.
in the west end Selkirk mall anchored
by Walmart.
Kim Hibbert, Noventis manager at Eriksdale, tries out the
interactive teller machine at the new Selkirk branch.
Two tellers assigned to the ITM interactive teller machine will be able
to assist members with a wide variety of banking services ranging from
account transactions to loan applications and money transfers. Debit
cards or drivers’ licences are used by
customers to access the machine in
a glassed-in area to ensure privacy of
discussions.
“With ITM banking, you will be
able to do everything you could do
if you walked into a branch,” McKnight said, adding that this service
innovation has been introduced by
a few credit unions in other parts of
Canada.” One big advantage is that
the Selkirk branch will be able to offer extended hours from 7 a.m. to 7
p.m. from Monday through Saturday.
Because of this technology, we can
The CEO said that while there are
no firm plans for more expansion,
Noventis will continue to look at opportunities available to credit unions.
He also said one immediate priority
is to increase deposits throughout the
branch network to enable Noventis to
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“We have about 87 per cent of our
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Eastern Interlake Conservation District
marks ‘watershed’ decade
By Jim Mosher
EICD has partnered on a technically
similar on-site project at the Gaynor
Regional Library in Selkirk. There,
native grasses capture runoff from
the site.
Eastern Interlake Conservation District, established in 2005, continues
to provide important data that has
and will continue to form a benchmark for watershed planning in the
region.
The conservation district concept —
to protect our water, water courses
and the land — formally emerged
40 years ago with the creation of the
Whitemud Conservation District. After that, the uptake was sporadic as
other regions of the province were
slow to embrace the provincial effort. Eastern Interlake Conservation
District, for instance, joined the fold
in 2005.
There are now 18 Conservation Districts in the province. EICD stands out
as having poured millions of dollars
into water quality monitoring, watershed planning and the development
of integrated watershed management
plans (IWMPs). These plans integrate
key components of the sub-districts,
and provide a blueprint for ensuring
the health of a watershed.
EICD consists of four sub-watersheds:
Netley-Grassmere Creek, Willow
Creek, Icelandic River and Washow
Bay Creek and Fisher River. With the
exception of Fisher River, the other
three sub-watersheds have developed IWMPs.
The EICD’s range of monitoring and
integration of key components —
such as sealing abandoned wells,
sampling creeks for bottom-dwelling
organisms (often a key indicator of
the health of a waterway), partnering
with groups and individuals to improve wetlands and reduce nutrient
loading — is impressive.
It’s also worked closely with Gimli
High School to create a wetland,
work that was recently recognized
with an award from the Manitoba
Conservation Districts Association.
Eastern Interlake Conservation
District manager Armand Belanger
at Gimli office.
While EICD has received a total $4.5
million over the last decade, much
of it from the province and external
sources, it faces a cash crunch. “We
have project requests coming in all
the time, ones that meet our integrated watershed management goals,”
Belanger said. “But when there is reduced core funding as part of provincial cutbacks, the CD gets cutback,
as well.”
monitoring, including survey work
on the landscape and assessments Levies to its municipal members acfrom high above the ground.
counted for about $100,000 last
year; there was $74,000 from exterRemote sensing by Light Detection nal sources. That leveraged about
and Ranging (LiDAR) is an impor- $300,000 from the province. This
tant planning tool. “With a tool like year, EICD expects a $90,000 grant
LiDAR, we can pinpoint where most infusion from Environment Canada
of the phosphorus and other nutrients as part of the federal department’s
are coming in,” Belanger said in an national wetlands incentive.
interview at EICD’s office in Gimli
March 6. “It also helps us determine “External funding is where we really
where in a watershed is a good place get to beef up our projects within
to store water.”
the watershed,” Belanger explained.
“What that means over the 10 years
Water retention is a major element we’ve been funded, is that we’ve
in reducing nutrient flows into water- been able to raise $978,000 over 10
ways. EICD has provided funding for years from municipal and $708,000
water retention projects in the region. from external — enabling us to leverage about $2.7 million over that
“We have one landowner on Camp period.”
Morton Rd. in Gimli who’s interested
in treating runoff before it goes into Beyond extensive waterway and sura ditch,” Belanger said. “Knowing face water sampling, EICD takes its
the success that Dunnottar has had message out to the broader commuwith its passive wastewater filtration nity. “Outreach and education has
system, we’re trying to scale it to been important from the get-go,” the
cattle producers. The first thing to do CD manager noted. “We started a dawould be to have a basin to collect tabase to link us with water festivals
the spring runoff, then pass it into a and educational events. We also go
passive filter similar to the Dunnottar to speak at school and community
model.”
events.”
Armand Belanger, general manager
of EICD, says a key to the success of
CDs is that they are governed and
informed by the people in the subwatersheds — people who know the
lay of the land and such things as waThe passive filter would use native
terflows and drainage patterns.
grasses, which have deep root sys“It’s the empowerment to make de- tems and capture high concentracisions at the local level,” Belanger tions of nutrients and other potential
said of the strength of the work of contaminants. A cattle producer can
conservation districts. “It’s about then recycle the captured nutrients
giving local members the power to by harvesting them, then feeding
make decisions about conservation them back to his cows. (This process
and sustainability of the watershed in of recycling biomass is highlighted in
“Cattail may one day become a comgeneral.”
mercial cash crop” in our Feb. 11,
“It’s really at the grassroots where 2015 issue.)
you’re going to see a cultural shift in
Belanger says Phase I of the Camp
how we manage the landscape.”
Morton trial focused on design.
The work of EICD staff is focused on Phase II will involve an actual trial.
a range of activities, most of which It will move forward if EICD receives
include actual measurement and funding.
Belanger has lately, for instance,
been making presentations to EICD
municipal councils to update elected
officials about past and future activities. This month, EICD will join the
Manitoba Conservation Districts Association at events planned for Polo
Park and St. Vital shopping malls.
Belanger, who joined EICD five years
ago, heads a permanent staff of four
and three to four seasonal staff. The
amount of value for the staff dollar is
impressive, he says.
To download its 2014 review, visit
eicd.ca. For more information about
CDs provincially, visit mcda.ca.
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On March 5 & 6, the InterlakeEastern RHA’s Fetal Alcohol
Spectrum Disorder (FASD) team
hosted its ‘On the Track to Understanding FASD’ conference
in Selkirk.
“Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is a lifelong disability that
impacts individuals, their families and the community,” said
conference organizer Shannon
Foster during a recent interview
with the Interlake Enterprise.
Foster works for the IERHA,
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Your Source for Community News – Locally Owned and Produced Roe, a former teacher and hotel operator who lived in Manitoba and
Saskatchewan, settled in Stonewall
in 1988 after her retirement. She
embarked on her second career as
a volunteer and community builder.
The IERHA held a sold-out conference on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder (FASD)
in Selkirk on March 5&6. (PHOTO COURTESY of IERHA)
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Other speakers at the conference included occupational
therapists Dorothy Schwab, an
FASD educator at the centre for
the disorder in Winnipeg, and
Jenny Soriano, who presented
examples of sensory strategies
for the home and the classroom,
as well as Shelley Proven, a
speech and language pathologist who described speech and
language trends and strategies
for FASD
Roe was passionate about the environment and helped initiate Stonewall’s grassroots environmental
organization, REACT, in 1991. REACT has been responsible for initiating a number of projects, from
recycling to preserving the patch of
tall grass prairie.
ning in the 1980s. Foster did say that
at this point in time, FASD has been
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March 18, 2015 The keynote speaker at the conference
was 37-year-old Calgary resident Myles
Himmelreich, who has lived with the
disorder his entire life. When he appears at FASD conferences, Himmelreich offers insights into his experiences that include both the challenges
and successes that he has faced along
the way.
During the conference, Himmelreich
also presented a special session aimed
at youth ages 12-21 and their caregivers. The session ‘I’m Just Like You’ was
presented in partnership with the Lord
Selkirk Regional Comprehensive High
School.
“During every moment of every
day, FASD kids struggle to adapt
to sensory input and information
and try to process all of it in their
brains,” Foster explained.
“For example, one of the main strategies
that is used to deal with this problem is
to give the children a visual schedule of
daily activities using a variety of easily
recognizable images rather than verbal
cues, which can be more complex and
difficult to process at a younger age,”
Foster said.
Foster concluded by saying that the
Manitoba Key Works Program will
continue to provide intensive support
to caregivers who must deal with FASD
by going into homes and schools to
provide awareness and education on
the various needs of children who suffer from FASD.
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Researcher has keen interest in health of marsh, lake
By Jim Mosher
northward to Lake Winnipeg. The health of
the marsh is closely linked to the aquatic
health of Lake Winnipeg.
Richard Grosshans has a passion for translating science into action. The translation
involves teasing out unconventional approaches, discussing big-picture ideas with
colleagues and being open to innovation.
The marsh research conducted by Grosshans has helped him and other researchers
come to terms with a bold new concept.
There is a way to twin ecological benefit
with economics. The simple idea — while
by no means simple when he and others
first began tentatively exploring it a decade
ago — was to ‘capture’ the energy in the
biomass of cattails growing prolifically in
Netley-Libau and other wetlands by burning the harvested plant to create energy,
then using the residue for application on
agricultural land and, as a biochar, for water filtration.
A senior research scientist at the International Institute for Sustainable Development
(IISD), Grosshans, who earned his Masters
in 2001 then his PhD, has focused a good
part of his career on Netley-Libau Marsh,
once a thriving, well-vegetated wetland but
lately inundated by swelling inflows from
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Grosshans was also lead author of an occasional report about the state of Netley-Libau
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interview Feb. 10. “We looked at a pilot
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capture and recycle the phosphorus but
use it as a bioenergy resource. As well, the
biochar left after burning would provide a
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Using cattail as an energy ‘feedstock’ made
sense because it is ubiquitous in the province. It’s an extremely invasive, competitive
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The harvesting of cattail pursued later
may answer the concerns about losing the
marsh, though that is a very big kettle of
fish. However, at the least, harvesting cattail will provide some room for marsh regrowth. The bigger issue, of course, is how
one holds back the flood waters of the Red
River, which rises in northern South Dakota
and takes in drainage waters from hundreds
of kilometres of farmland on its way north
to Lake Winnipeg.
Turns out, wetlands and the innovative bioenergy model developed by Grosshans,
Ducks Unlimited and IISD may offer a buffer against further loss. Grosshans notes, for
instance, that there are massive water retention projects planned or under construction
in North Dakota. This is critical to holding
back floodwaters until hydrological pressures ease after the spring runoff from the
land.
“They’re not only managing it for water,
they’re coming to realize that these sites are
actively retaining and absorbing nutrients,”
Grosshans said.
Grosshans’s work on cattail and the collaboration with other research partners,
including Ducks Unlimited and IISD, has
contributed to policies on nutrient and surface water management, wetland protection, carbon emission reductions and offsets, and reduction of phosphorus loading
in Lake Winnipeg’s vast watershed.
The work has extended beyond the capture
and recycling of nutrients to the development of innovative agricultural practices,
some still in their infancy on the producer
uptake end, says Grosshans.
Beyond burning for fuel, harvested cattail
can be shredded as a nutrient-rich biomass
to be applied to agricultural land. “If you
have manure management issues, we’ve
done some research with Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute Saskatchewan with
cattail where, using anaerobic digestion,
they’re mixing cattail in with the manure
to create methane,” Grosshans explained.
“But at the same time, you can use cattail
as a bulking and fiber agent added to manure. And you can use cattail as livestock
bedding.”
“It’s a whole other area of sustainable agriculture.”
There seems no end to the uses of cattail.
The work that began just a decade ago
with a relatively limited view to removing
phosphorus has advanced into a well-documented process for not only achieving that
goal but also adding renewable bioenergy
and bioproduct resources to the mix.
OTHER SOURCES: To view or download
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Winnipeg Beach forges ahead with water, sewer upgrades
Senior governments step forward with millions to soften the blow
By Jim Mosher
Inadequate water and sewer infrastructure has stymied growth in Winnipeg
Beach, a storied Lake Winnipeg community known better for its past than
its present. That’s about to change as
town council forges ahead with ambitious, long overdue upgrades to its water treatment plant and modernization
of the town’s sewage lagoon system.
The multi-million-dollar upgrades
will both address provincial regulatory concerns and open the way to expanded development of housing.
Weighing in at a total $4.4 million, the
two major infrastructure projects will
be among the most costly in the town’s
history, though still eclipsed by the
millions spent in the late-1980s to introduce a low-pressure sewer system.
(Most of the cost was borne by property owners who were required to pay
thousands of dollars in on-site costs.)
Details about costs associated with
the lagoon and water upgrades were
recently released, as council embarks
on a public process that will allow it to
borrow the money to fund the municipal share of the work. Funding from
senior governments significantly softens the blow.
Mayor Tony Pimentel says the projects,
while slow in coming, are required to
catalyze growth. “I think it’s great,” he
said. “It’s something that we’ve needed for a long time. It opens up opportunities for development in Winnipeg
Beach. I think it’s important that we
move this forward.”
In any event, he added: “It’s something
we have to do. It’s a mandated thing.”
The cost of the lagoon upgrades is
pegged at $3.5 million. Senior levels
of government will each fund a third
of the cost, leaving the remaining
$1.67 million to be paid by all property owners.
The Manitoba Water Services Board
will pay half the anticipated $800,000
of the water treatment plant upgrades,
leaving the 151 property owners who
currently receive municipal water service to collectively pay $400,000. Lot
owners will pay about $300 a year for
12 years to finance the water treatment
project. They may choose to make a
one-time payment of $2,650, resulting
in a saving of about $1,000 compared
to the annual financing option.
The levies are not expected to appear
on the tax bill until next year. Both
borrowing bylaws will be subject to
review by the Manitoba Municipal
Board.
The infrastructure upgrades are critical
to attracting developers who have, in
the past, been prepared to move forward on multi-residential apartment
and housing development projects.
These projects have not advanced
because the province says the town’s
lagoon capacity cannot support an additional load due to large commercial
or residential developments. As well,
its water disinfection protocols do
not meet mandated requirements set
out in the province’s Drinking Water
Safety Act.
Water and sewage management upgrades have been discussed and debated since at least 2007 when council-of-the-day learned that neither its
water nor sewage treatment met new
provincial standards. The upgrades are
finally advancing because the provincial and federal governments are now
providing the lion’s share of funding.
The Manitoba Water Services Board
will pay half of the $800,000 cost to
upgrade the town’s water treatment
system. Municipal water is currently
only provided to 151 properties in the
downtown area and the condominiums on Churchill Rd. It will be left to
the affected taxpayers to pick up the
remaining $400,000 cost.
On the lagoon upgrade, it’s all-in, as
every property taxpayer will be expected to pay a share based on a perlot levy. The anticipated $3.5-million
cost of the sewage management system will be equally split among the
three levels of government, as part
of the federal government’s Building
Canada infrastructure fund. Town taxpayers will be on the hook for onethird of the total project cost or $1.67
million.
Annual payments on the $1.67 million are pegged at about $151,000
over a 10-year-term of the borrowing.
Interest, at 5%, is expected to total
$344,220, bringing the total financed
cost to about $1.5 million.
The municipal cost will be borne by
a lot levy on all properties. Property
owners may choose to pay $84.17 a
year over the term or pay a one-time
amount of $650 per lot. About 1,800
properties are affected.
A public information session on the
sewage management project is scheduled for tomorrow evening March 19
at the Winnipeg Beach Community
Centre at 7 p.m. Officials from Dillon
Consulting, the Winnipeg engineering
firm that provided recommendations
on both the lagoon and water upgrade
projects, will be on-hand from 7 p.m.
to 9 p.m. They’ll be there to answer
technical and environmental questions related to the lagoon upgrade
project.
A formal public hearing into the creation of ta Local Improvement District
(LID) and borrowing for the sewage
lagoon upgrades is set for April 7 at 7
p.m.
A public hearing on the water treatment upgrade is set for March 26 at
7 p.m. at the municipal building on
Robinson Ave.
Project details, including borrowing
requirements, are available on-line at
winnipegbeach.ca and at the municipal office. Property owners who wish
to object to the borrowing bylaws must
provide written objections to either or
both of the planned public hearings.
Winnipeg Beach well back of region’s recycling pack
By Jim Mosher
Five years after withdrawing as a member of
a regional recycling service, Winnipeg Beach
is lagging well behind the local pack when it
comes to recycling, 2013 statistics from Manitoba Multi-Material Stewardship show.
Beach council decided in May 2010 that it
would no longer use Gimli-based Cornerstone
Enterprises to pick up recyclables. Instead, it decided to pay its garbage contractor to pick up
recyclables in a separate run on garbage days.
The town’s blue-bag curbside recycling program stone came after complaints that large recycling
bins in prominent town locations were attractbegan June 4, 2010.
ing a lot of garbage. Recyclables were supposed
According the provincial multi-materials group, to be sorted, though some residents left materiWinnipeg Beach recycled 39 tonnes of mate- als unsorted — creating a headache for the rerials or 38.7 kilograms per person in 2013. In gional recycler and nuisance odour and other
2009, town residents recycled about 138 tonnes problems for nearby residents.
or 138 kgs per resident.
Unsorted recyclables continue to be picked
In 2013, residents of Dunnottar sent 34.2 tonnes up in the Beach and Dunnottar as part of their
of recyclables to the curb, amounting to 49 kgs curbside recycling programs.
per person. The village also uses the services of
its garbage contractor to pick up curbside recy- Mayor Tony Pimentel notes there was an 18-percling.
cent uptick in recycling in 2013 over the previous year.
Gimli residents and businesses recycled
492 tonnes or 84 kgs per capita. It con- He says the depot-bin system likely attracted
tinues to contract Cornerstone for its recy- users from surrounding communities. “It wasn’t
cling pick-up.
only people from Winnipeg Beach using the recycling depots in town,” he said.
The Beach decision to break with Corner-
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March 18, 2015The INTERLAKE ENTERPRISE
Rec centre launches spring programs to cure winter blahs
By Roger Newman
in 2013, the other age categories
for local players are Rookie (8-9);
Mosquito (10-11); Pee Wee (1213); and Bantam (14-15). Teams
in these older categories travel to
a variety of Interlake communities as they compete during May
and June in the Highway 6 and 7
leagues.
It’s time to get out of the house
now that a long, cold winter is
starting to turn to spring.
That’s the opinion of Gimli Rec
Centre Programmer Inga Robak
who believes the rec centre’s
menu of both new and well-established spring programs could
be the ideal remedy for cases of
winter blahs.
“Gimli hopes to add midget to
the present age categories as our
younger players mature,” the rec
programmer said. “For adults, we
already have recreational softball
which is played locally WednesThe Gimli Rec Centre’s Inga Ro- days and Sundays in a league
bak is starting programs to get where the contact is Garrett Gottpeople active after a long winter. fried.”
“Our programs provide an opportunity for people to get active and
socialize after being kept inside
by the cold,” says Robak who
is accepting registrations for the
spring slate from now until March
25. “The programs offer benefits ferent positions. Once the season
for the mind, body and soul.”
is concluded, they are awarded
Baseball Canada rally caps of
As one innovation, the centre is various colours depending on
introducing Baseball Canada’s their levels of achievement.
Rally Cap program which will
expand the local ball program “We are hoping to register 18
to include youngsters in the 4-7 players in this age group so we
age group. The national program can form three Rally Cap teams
takes in players at an earlier than with six players on each roster,”
usual age and tutors them in the Robak said in an interview.”
fundamentals of baseball in a fun Baseball registration is already
and safe environment.
under way for all our age groups,
but there is still lots of room for
Like T-ball, the players hit the more players to participate.”
ball off a batting stand and move
around the diamond to learn dif- Since baseball returned to Gimli
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Robak said the rec centre is in
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and umpires for the youth baseball leagues. “We would like
more coaches to supplement
dedicated volunteers like Peter
Peiluck, Shawn Cranston and
Darrell Noakes,” she said. “We
also require umpires who are
paid.”
Registrations are being taken too
for soccer, a long-established and
popular summer sport in the region. This year Gimli will have
youth teams in six age groups
competing from early May to the
end of June with squads from other Interlake towns, These groups
are under six tykes, under 8 minis, under 11 atoms, under 14 pee
wees and under 18 midgets.
“There are also adult teams playing into July,” Robak said. “And
we’d like to have a parent-tot
practice once a week for families
with three and four year-olds.”
Completely new this spring is a
7 a.m. fitness boot camp which
will be led by Maria McKenzie.
Returning programs, on the other
hand, include yoga, karate, martial arts, ballroom dance, adult
and youth kick boxing, acquasizes, guitar and drum lessons, and
youth pottery.
“Many of these programs will
have the same popular instructors,” Robak said. “There will also
be swimming lessons at Camp
Arnes with registration starting
March 25.”
Last but not least will be the annual Guys and Dolls curling bonspiel, an annual fundraiser for the
rec centre running from April 1012. Registrations of $160 a team
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Pruden Avenue:
developing or sinking?
By Marlene Ness
It would appear that Pruden Ave in St
Andrews has become an unusable mud
bog for residents trying to access their
houses this spring. The hazardous condition of the road this past weekend left
several residents unable to slog through
the six plus inches of mud that they
used to call their street.
Cindy Hartling, resident of 5 Pruden Avenue stated: “It’s a nightmare. I phoned
Maple Leaf Construction on Saturday
and we were simply told the office was
closed. There must be some emergency
service in place when people can’t get
out of their driveway.”
Pruden Ave belongs to the municipality of St Andrews, but is located right
on the border of St Andrews and Selkirk, hugging the City of Selkirk. The
small street of nine houses was excavated repeatedly during the months of
November-December 2014 --during
a time of year when the ground was
already frozen. The Pruden Avenue
Wastewater System project has been
a project hotly contested by several of
the street’s residents since 2013. The
recent late-season excavation that occurred in Nov 2014-January 2015 was
completed by Maple Leaf Construction
in order to install infrastructure for a
new housing development coming up
on Pruden Ave.
2
Now, with the arrival of spring thaw,
the road has degraded into a sinkhole
of mud ranging from six inches to
twelve inches in depth. According to
residents, pylons were placed around
the worst of the sinkholes on Saturday
morning.
“Every single trench that was dug
across Pruden Ave for installation of
pipes, is now caving in to a depth of
one or two feet,” noted Jayme Hartling, who has only lived on Pruden
Ave since fall. “The worst sinkhole is
two feet deep, down at the end of the
street. They ripped our road up so many
times, we lost count.”
“The worst part about it,” continued
Crystal Hartling, “was that we got no
notice about which days they were going to come in to rip up our driveway.
We received only one letter initially,
last fall, about construction commencing on Pruden Avenue... That work
lasted from November until Dec 23rd.
But after that, they came back again in
the New Year and started tearing it up
all over again! I was not able to leave
my driveway, on several days when I
had to go to work and take my child
to school.”
“When I asked Maple Leaf, ‘why are
you back and why can’t I get out of my
driveway again? They said only that
they had to fix discrepancies.”
The condition of Pruden Ave on Sunday, March 15 was clearly
impassable, leaving questions as to why the hazardous road was
not blocked off. The road has been repeatedly excavated in frozen
ground conditions, to lay down infrastructure for a new housing
development. Inset: Several sinkholes measure one to two feet in
depth, where trenches for pipe were dug in December.
When questioned
for comment by
Interlake
Enterprise staff, Maple
Leaf
Construction offered no
response on the
current condition
of Pruden Avenue.
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Engineering the future in an informationa
Engineering the future in an informationa
March 18, 2015The INTERLAKE ENTERPRISE
Is a future written by global
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writteninby
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March 18, 2015The INTERLAKE ENTERPRISE
Arborg’s Falcons Novice Hockey 2015
‘A’ North Division Champs
The Arborg Falcons
were crowned
Novice ‘A’ North
Division Champions
on Sat., Feb 28 after
defeating archrival
Riverton Eagles by
a score of 3-2.
(l-r) Front row - Dainen
Jacobson. Middle row
- Matthew Barkman,
Brandon Burak, Sawyer
Zuk, Brooke Barylski,
Evan Asham, Austin
Loewen. Back row Roger Burak
(assistant coach),
Keaghan Reimer,
Joshua Bazilewich,
Johann Fridfinnson,
Mekhi Sigurdson,
Cyranno Dueck, Brian
Barylski (head coach),
Kendall Asham
(assistant coach).
By Michel Forest
Arborg’s novice hockey team The Falcons had a ‘banner year’ this season as
they were crowned ‘A’ North Division
Champions on Sat., February 28 after
defeating archrival Riverton Eagles in a
3-2 final nail-biter.
“The kids are so excited that they won
the Interlake Minor Hockey Novice
“A” North Division Banner this year,
especially after beating Riverton,” said
head coach Brian Barylski.
The novice hockey league consists of
seven teams - made up of 7-9 year-old
hockey players - that played a total of
14 games this past season.
“We lost only one game all year, and
another one was a tie, but we finished
second overall to Riverton, who had a
similar record but had the advantage
in head-to-head games against us,”
Barylski explained.
This year’s end-of-February playoffs
were spread over two back-to-back,
three-game weekend tournaments for
each of the teams. The Falcons were
undefeated in all six games on their
way to winning the title.
“On the last day, we were up 3-2 on
the Eagles at the beginning of the 2nd
period and the rest of the game was
scoreless, so it was really exciting to
play a close one like that to win the
championship,” the coach said.
“It was great to see the improvement
of this team compared to last year, and
actually I would say that it was phenomenal how they came together as
a team.”
Barylski said that he will be returning
as coach of the Falcons for the 201516 season.
“I’m coming back mainly because it’s
fun to see the kids grow up and become better hockey players and also
learn how to play as a team,” Barylski
concluded.
MUNICIPALITY OF BIFROST-RIVERTON
GRAVEL HAULING TENDER
The Municipality of Bifrost-Riverton invites tenders for the loading,
hauling and depositing of traffic gravel on various roads within the
municipality.
Tender documents available from the Main Municipal Office daily
between 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Sealed tenders to be marked “Gravel Hauling Tender” and will be received by the undersigned until 12:00 noon on
April 7, 2015.
The municipality reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive
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the best interest of the municipality in its sole discretion.
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Regarding the 2015 Financial Plan
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that the Council of the Village of Dunnottar intends to present its financial plan for
the fiscal year 2015 at a public hearing in the Council Chamber, Municipal Office,
44 Whytewold Road on Wednesday, the 25th day of March, 2015 at 10:00 a.m.
Council will hear any taxpayer who wishes to make representation, ask questions or
register an objection to the financial plan, as provided.
Copies of the financial plan are available for review and may be examined by any
person during the regular office hours of the Municipal Office. A copy of the financial plan is also posted on the Dunnottar website (www.dunnottar.ca).
Dated this 2nd day of March, 2015.
J.M. Thevenot, C.M.M.A.
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Gimli Wolves advance to MSHL final series
By Michel Forest
Wolves 3, Blues 1 (March 15)
It took them seven games to do
it, but the Gimli Wolves were finally able to dispatch the Lac du
Bonnet Blues to get to the 2015
MSHL final series.
The Wolves’s opponent in the final will be the Beausejour Beavers, who prevailed over the
Sagkeeng Braves last Friday by a
score of 8-6 to put an end to their
semi-final series.
Wolves 6, Blues 3 (March 11)
Winnipeg Beach’s Genyk Brothers, Brock and Trent, combined
for a total of six points to give the
Wolves a much-needed boost
and help their team take a 3-2
series lead on home ice over the
Blues.
Blues 5, Wolves 2 (March 14)
Ryan Seekings continued his scoring ways as he gave the Wolves a
1-0 lead at the 8:43 mark of the
1st, but it was a short-lived one
as the Blues came right back less
than two minutes later to tie it on
a goal by Richie Evans at 10:10.
The last game of the series was
played on the Ides of March, and
it would be the Blues who had the
dagger put into the heart of their
season as the Wolves were able
to salvage the series on home ice.
The Blues were the first to score
at 3:25 of the opening frame (Tim
Rollins), but that would be all
she wrote for the visitors, as the
Wolves shut the door on them
and scored three straight in the
Eighteen seconds later, Trent Gefinal 40 minutes to take the series
nyk restored the Gimli one-goal
4-3.
lead, assisted by brother Brock
and Wes Pawluk.
“Our goalie (McIntosh) played
After a scoreless middle frame, really well, and I think that was
the wheels fell off the Gimli wag- a result of him being disapon in the final 20 minutes as the pointed after the previous loss
Brent Wold show got underway in Lac du Bonnet,” said Wolves
for the Blues, with Wold scoring head coach Scott Pawluk.
two goals only 20 seconds apart
and assisting on two others as the
home team fired in four unanswered goals on their way to the
5-2 victory.
The semi-final series was now
tied, knotted at three apiece
heading to Gimli for the seventh
and deciding game.
“After we scored that third goal,
they seemed to just give up, there
was no pressure. I was staring
at their side to see if they were
going to pull their goalie, which
surprisingly they didn’t do until
there was just over one minute
left in the game,” Pawluk said,
adding that he would have done
it much sooner.
Pawluk said that the key to beating the Beavers will be keeping the Young-Stelmack duo in
check, as it is their line that tends
to do all the damage to opposing
teams.
The first game of the final vs.
the Beausejour Beavers will be
played tonight at the Gimli Rec
Centre beginning at 8:30 p.m.
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WATER UTILITY SERVICE
Terms of Employment: May 11th to August 21st, 2015.
Due to necessary work taking place at the Water Treatment
Plant on Thursday, March 19th between the hours of
9 AM – 9 PM, you may experience periodic episodes of
low water pressure.
Salary: $12.27/hr
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In the event the water service becomes unavailable, you
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effort will be made to maintain water service during this
time and you can assist by reducing your water service
demand during this time period.
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If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact
the Town office at 204-376-2647.
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March 18, 2015The INTERLAKE ENTERPRISE
‘Icing on the Lake’ & tattoos on the face
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Your Source for Community News – Locally Owned and Produced
June 12, 2013
9
East and West Conservation Districts, Oak Hammock, team
up with Rubber Ducky Resort to deliver Water Days Festival
By Michel Forest
In addition to skates, the students
also created other artistic pieces in
The Gimli Art Club was a beehive of other mediums, including pencil
activity on Sunday during the Gimli and acrylic drawings, with a parIceTeresa
Festival
as children and their par- ticular striking
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featuring
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New
this yeara was
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For the past five years EICD has been partnering
ents came in to doodle on the club’s painting of a which
tree and
fisherman
on a water jugs cut open length- with Oak Hammock Marsh to deliver a traveling waconsisted of three
banner
and get organized
some tattoos
painted
lake on
a light
brown
A
water festival,
by the
East Interlake
Conwise.
Eachskateboard
contained by
either dirt, dirt with leafs and ter festival to different Interlake communities. These
on their faces.
Indy Hansen.sticks, or dirt with healthy native grass growing on water festivals are intended to get students out of the
servation
District (EICD), West Interlake Conservation
District (WICD) and Oak Hammock Marsh, was held top. The jugs were angled and water poured on top. classroom and into the outdoors where they learn
say, the
the excess
whole water
point was
of collect in a clear cup at about how important water is and how we must
at the Rubber Ducky Resort near Warren,“Needless
June 4. to The
the
bottom.
work hard to care for this precious resource.
the exercise was to bring out the cre“This year we teamed up with the Westativity
Interlake
of the students,” Dubois said,
Conservation District so we could hold aadding
festival that
on the
At this
station
observed the final water qual- Most importantly the students have fun delving into
variety
of students
the pieces
the edges of the two watershed boundaries,”
in eachofoftheir
the three
scenarios demonstrating how all of the hands on activity stations.
speakssaid
to theitypower
imagiEICD manager, Armand Belanger. “We also
received
soils,
dirt
or
other
things
can end up in water bodies
nation.
a lot of support from the staff and student volunteers after it rains or floods. The station was designed to “At the end of the day the main lesson for the kids is
from the St. Laurent School and Woodlands
how
people
can reduce the amount of dirt or that nature and water is all around us and it’s impor“I Elementhink that teach
giving
them
a choice
tary School” Belanger added.
ends up
on what theydebris
wantthat
to create
is in
im-our water by caring for the tant to all of us no matter where you are, be it in a
land
appropriately,
Belanger
explained.
trailer park, city, farm or school yard,” Belanger said.
portant and what I have found time
The Rubber Ducky Resort proved to beafter
the time
ideal is that they (the students)
location for the festival because of its proximity
to come
Habitat,
furs and
watershed stations were
invariably
through,”
Dubois
both schools taking part in the festival; in continued.
addition to other stops where students experienced
dif- Art Club invited youngsters to doodle some
The Gimli
the amenities the resort was able to offer students--a ferent animal features. At a food chain station
Bombardier images on its annual Gimli Ice Festival banner.
One
of several
that
were
fish
pond,
shelteredskates
area and
washrooms.
students
necklaces
Dubois agreed
that itmade
was not
only that illustrate who
whom in the food chain using pictures of
decorated by Gimli High School surprising buteats
encouraging
that deSeventy
five for
Grades
1-5 Woodlands
Elementary creatures and plants in the order that they are
students
the school’s
art
R.M. OF ST. ANDREWS
spite all the time the students spend
school
students
in the morning
by consumed.
exhibit
‘Icingattended
on the Lake’
at the followed
with gadgets such as iPhones, iPads
ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE
83 Grades K-6 St. Laurent students in the afternoon.
Gimli Art Club during this
and anything else ‘i,’ they have not
GHS
student
In addition, Marilena Kowalchuk
from
Mani- Indy Hansen
Residents of St. Andrews are invited to attend.
lost the ability to visualize things inyear’s Gimli
Festival.
created
The students
went toIce
seven
stations that were set up toba Habitat Heritage organized
a stationthis
thatunique piece
(PHOTOS: MICHEL FOREST)
and
utilizeexpress
their tactile
featuring
a painting of a
to demonstrate various aspects of water. dependently let
students
their love for
their favorite
DATE:
Thursday June 13, 2013
abilities.
riparian creature or habitat through
the mak- on a skatelake panorama
TIME:
3:00
PM to 8:00 PM
On the
display
artistic played
cre- with sand ing of stamp art.
At
streamwere
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board.
(PHOTO by KRISTINE
LOCATION: St. Andrews Fire Hall – 5610 Main St.
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the Lake.’
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play a key role in the ecology of our watersheds. stories and understanding of the human spirit
“In anticipation of this weekend’s hung a skateand
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a relationship
drawing of the
with nature through his
 Mobile Wellness Clinic with Education,
public art showing, I spoke to my stu- character Olaf
and on Nanabosho.
which it was
character,
Displays and Health Checks for Blood Pressure
dents at the beginning of the school inscribed “Hi I’m Olaf and I like
and Blood Sugar (from 4 – 7 pm)
year about what I had in mind for warm hugs.”
 Canadian Cancer Society
the Ice Festival,” said Kristine Du Manitoba Lung Association
bois, who teaches in the visual arts Meanwhile, at the other end of the
 Lake Friendly Corporation
program at GHS.
room, Gimli Art Club member Ol Interlake Tourism Association
ive Hnatiuk was busy overseeing the
 Oak Hammock Marsh Interpretive Centre
“Usually for these kinds of events, face tattoo proceedings as well as
 Manitoba Ice Fishing Association
we like to work around a specific the artistic decoration of the banner
Custom
Original
Tattoos
Clothing
 ATVMB & South Interlake ATV/St. Andrews
thematic, and since we live and play that the club has featured as a famMicrodermal
Piercing
City
Licensed
near
and on a lake
during the win- ily activity during Ice
Festivals
of the
 Manitoba Conservation, Forestry & Environment
ter,1000’s
I wanted
go with the themes past few years. Modern & Clean
oftoDesigns
 Manitoba Health – Public & Environmental
of Piercing
water, ice and snow,” Dubois exHealth Inspected
 Manitoba Provincial Assessment Branch
plained.
“I especially
like these
ones,” HnatiJewelery
Comfortable
Environment
 MARRC – Used Oil Recycling Program
uk said, pointing to a group of Bom Red River North Regional Library
1942 Main
Street
Winnipeg
(2 Blocks
South of on
Kildonan
Park)
“In particular,
I wanted
to incorpobardier
doodlings
a long
banner
 Selkirk & District Community Foundation
Open
to because
Saturdaythat
12-8pm
• 204-334-3144
rate skates
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the project,
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 Selkirk & District Planning Board
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ANDblematic
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Olaf from the 
Disney
animated
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ing, that it’s deeply ingrained in our
of Gimli and winter than
with
this
coupon
only
new location
at skate.
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imaginations,” she added.
that…
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RCMP on hand with police truck and quads
Responsible Electronics Recycling – trailer
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collection of your old E-Waste (TV’s, VCR’s,
computers, radios, cell phones, etc.)
 Sport Manitoba Interlake – collecting gently
used sport equipment for Kidsport Program.
 Fire Department - display with recruitment table,
fire trucks, fire quad, rescue boat, interaction for
kids – hose line, wooden fire house and Sparky
the Fire Dog.
 RM of St. Andrews – selling dog licenses,
Aquabac biological larvicide for mosquito control
and compost bins (limited supplies).
 Refreshments and Fun for the *whole
family! apply.
Some conditions
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The New Iceland Heritage Museum in Gimli presents...
WORLD STORYTELLING DAY 2015
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2008 Grand Caravan “SE”
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