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SHOP AFF FLAGST PAGES Volume 114, Issue 20

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Wednesday, November 17, 2021

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Chevraux Chevraux family family honoured honoured with with Farm Farm Family Family Award Award Killamʼs Century 12 Farms, owned and operated by the Chevraux family, received the 2020 Farm Family Award at FarmFair in Edmonton this past weekend. Above, from left: Devin Froland, Sharleen Chevraux, Stan Chevraux, Roger Chevraux, Arlindo Gomes of Explore Edmonton, Heather Chevraux, Jacqueline Chevraux, and Derek Chevraux. PHOTO PROVIDED BY EXPLORE EDMONTON

Leslie Cholowsky Editor For 50 years, farm families from northern and central Alberta communities have been recognized as recipients of the Farm Family Award, selected by Northern and Central Agricultural Service Boards. Killam’s Century 12 Farms, represented by Stan, Roger, and Derek Chevraux and their family, were the recipients of the 2020 Farm Family Award, presented Friday, Nov. 12, at FarmFair International in Edmonton. The award honours both their farming business practices and community involvement. The Chevraux family received their gate sign at the official gala. The award was presented by Arlindo Gomes, Vice President, Business Development and Venues Management, Explore Edmonton. Century 12 Farms Ltd. is owned and operated by Roger and Heather Chevraux.

They farm in partnership with Chevraux Farms Inc., owned by Roger’s parents, Stan and Sharleen Chevraux, and with their youngest son, Derek. Their 5,000-acre grain and oilseed operation, located near Killam, began as a half section in 1912 when the family moved to the area from Kansas. All family members are dedicated community volunteers with involvement in the Killam Gun Club, Iron Creek Flying Club, Killam Hospital Foundation, and the Killam Lions Club. All three of their children have been involved in many sports over the years, as both participants and coaches. Roger is on the Boards of both Alberta Canola Growers Association and the Canadian Canola Growers Association. The Chevraux Family was also recipients of the Alberta Century Farm Award in 2012.

Kurek appointed deputy shadow Rural Economic Dev. and Rural Broadband Strategy minister Damien C. Kurek, Member of Parliament for Battle River - Crowfoot, has been appointed as the Deputy Shadow Minister of Rural Economic Development and Rural Broadband Strategy in Canada’s Official Opposition. “Coming from rural Alberta, I understand first-hand the challenges that we are facing,” Kurek said in response to the appointment. “Many of them relate directly to the economy. If we invest in rural Canada, we all benefit. “Many rural communities, small businesses, organizations, and families are being held back from achieving their full potential.

“This unrealized potential includes our legacy industries, such as the resource and agricultural sectors, and the ability to see breakthrough in new and innovative sectors that will transform our nation and grow our economy. “Rural Canada can and should be part of the solution to the challenges facing our nation.” Kurek said this is a great fit as he passionately about advocating for rural concerns as he takes on this role. Additionally, he stated that he is looking forward to working with the Shadow Minister of Rural Economic Development and Rural Broadband Strategy, MP Lianne Rood.


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Want to advertise your business for the next 4 weeks and get in on the Shop Flagstaff pages? FREE COLOUR. AFFORDABLE PRICING OPTIONS. YOUR BILL IS SPLIT OVER 2 MONTHS. CONTACT ALLY OR CHLOE 780-385-6693 ads@thecommunitypress.com It’s been a trying few years. Let’s keep our families safe while keeping our LOCAL business community afloat. We CHALLENGE all of our readers to do a bulk of their Christmas Shopping at or near home this year. Let’s keep our money circulating amongst friends and neighbours.


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Ask Jason or Chase in the parts department for your installed tire price today! Our pricing is very straight forward and includes the mounting, balancing, and installation with environmental fee to give you a clear before tax total.

Seasonal Tire Storage: $50 per season $50 when winter tires are installed in the fall and $50 when the all-season tires go back on in the spring!

Shop Local! Small businesses have always played a vital role in Canada's economy and in the communities they serve, but they are especially important in the economic recovery that follows the COVID-19 pandemic. Local restaurants, craftspeople, clothing stores, and many other small businesses have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. These businesses rely on the holiday season for a strong revenue stream and need our support. This Black Friday and Cyber Monday, you will find lots of good deals for great quality products in your community, those local businesses will appreciate it! When you are out and about running your daily errands, find a local coffee shop or restaurant for a bite to eat. It is amazing to see what we have in our own backyard! Throughout this pandemic, small businesses have shown resilience, determination, and flexibility to handle the many restrictions and the changing demands of the Canadian market. Despite these challenges, I believe we can be optimistic about the future. We are a people who put our ingenuity and innovation to work in solving problems despite everything. I am reminded often of the simple fact that we never give up. I would encourage everybody who is able to shop local to support our small businesses! Sincerely,

Damien C. Kurek, MP Battle River-Crowfoot

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