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Sacré-Cœurathletes'standoutincross-countryrunning
Recently, grade 4, 5 and 6
students from École
Sacré-Cœur were able to display their athletic talents and school spirit. With great enthusiasm, they took part in a cross-country race organised by their neighbours at Our Lady of
Fatima Catholic School Students demonstrated a great deal of determination and endurance as they ran the 2.2 km circuit.
Congratulations to all the young athletes for their remarkable performance A very special congrats to Sacré-Coeur athletes
who ranked among the top runners:
Boys'Category
AaronSaari(grade6)-2ndplace
LéoLangelier(grade5)-3rdplace
Girls'category
Elizabeth Bouchard (grade 6)2ndplace
LesathlètesdeSacré-Cœursedémarquentencoursedefond
Récemment, les élèves de la 4e, 5e et 6e
annéedel'écoleSacré-Cœur(Chapleau) ontfaitvaloirleurstalentsathlétiqueset leur esprit d'école C'est avec beaucoup d'enthousiasme qu'ils ont participé à une course de fond organisée par Our Lady of Fatima Catholic School, l'école catholique voisine. Ils ont fait preuve de détermination et d'endurance en parcourant la piste de 2,2 km. Félicitations à tous les jeunes athlètes pour leur performance remarquable. Un bravo très spécial aux athlètes de Sacré-Cœur qui se sont classés parmi les meilleurscoureurs:
Catégoriedesgarçons
AaronSaari(6eannée)–2eplace
LéoLangelier(5eannée)–3eplace
Catégoriedesfilles
ElizabethBouchard(6eannée)–2eplace
Léo Langelier
Aaron Saari
Elizabeth Bouchard
Fugitivesoughtonnation-wide warrantnabbedinChapleau
A federal offender sought on a CanadawidewarrantwasarrestedrecentlyinChapleau. Matthew Sinobert, 42, was apprehended
IN
MEMORY
In Loving Memory of Paul Micheal Cloutier October 14, 1983 - November 11, 2009
Your Life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, you are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure.
LoveandMissedByMom,Dad, Christina, DanandAva
Monday by Superior East OPP, in conjunction with the OPP’s Repeat Offender Parole Enforcementteam.
“At approximately 11 a.m., an apprehensionandsuspensionwarrantwasissued bytheSudburyparoleofficeandwasexecutedby the Superior East OPP on Broomhead Road in theTownofChapleau,”theOPP saidinarelease.
Sinobert’s previous offences include the theft of a vehiclein2020.
The native of Brunswick House First Nation was walking on Highway 17 with Kayla White, of Chapleau, in Renfrew Countywhenadriverstoppedto help them, according to PembrokeToday
Sinobertthenpulledouta weaponanddemandedthedriver
SHOP
LOCALLY
surrenderthevehicle.
OPP officers later caught up with the suspects and arrested them. Both were charged with robbery and forcible confinement, while Sinobert was additionally charged with assault withaweapon.
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Chapleau Moments
by MichaelJ. Morris
The Chapleau Trappers of 1949 were primarily sponsored by Mrs A W "Mrs Hockey" Moore, after whom the arena in the ChapleauRecreationCentreisnamed.
Most of the players were from some of Chapleau's oldest families, and many had returned home after serving in the Canadian forcesinWorldWarII
But Chapleau had hockey teams long before1949..IhavejustlearnedthataChapleau teamtravelledtoSudburyin1893andplayed in the city's first enclosed skating facility in the area,Martin'sRink,builtin1892andduringthat year, a group of men formed teams for the first game of hockey in Sudbury during the winter carnival.
Thefirstinter-townhockeygameplayed in Sudbury was on March 13, 1893 against Chapleau. Sudbury won the match with a score of2-1.
The early hockey games were much differentthantoday'sstyle.Thefirstgameswere
ChapleauTrappersof1949supportedbyMrs.A.W.Moore butlocalhockeyteammaderoadtriptoSudburyin1893
played by teams of seven with no player substitutions Instead of three periods, there were two halves and scoring a goal was called"takingagame".Therewere no linesmen and only one referee, an amateur who knew the basic rules of the game and volunteered forthetask.
The first indoor rink in Sudburywasnothinglikewhatwe are accustomed to today. These were unheated, wooden buildings that were numbingly cold in the winter There was no artificial ice, whichmeantthatinthespring,the ice would turn to slush, making it almost impossible to play hockey (although efforts were still made). BringsbackmemoriesofChapleau winter carnivals when thaw would hitbeforeartificialarrived--which Mrs. Moore in large part made possible.
I am looking for Chapleau hockey stories If you played, coached, managed, refereed, served on executive, or have simply supported hockey in Chapleaubetween1885andnow,I wouldliketohearfromyou,andif youhavephotos,superbonus.
Chapleau,CommercialBioEnergyInc.setcoursetodistrictheating
Chapleau, Ont , and Timmins-based CommercialBioEnergyInc,wanttoseeadistrict heating system supply seven public community buildings.
The Chapleau District Heating Project, a partnership between the municipality and BioEnergy, will investigate the feasibility of constructing a centralized biomass fuelled
heating plant to supply to up to seven public community buildings
“Chapleau is very excited about the project The Chapleau District Heating Project has the potential to pave the way for alternativeheatingsourcesforthe community,” said Mayor Ryan Bignucoloinapressrelease
“Not only will the project reduce our carbon footprint and energy costs, but also, it will be creating job opportunities and contributing to sustainable economic development through theuseoflocallysourcedwoodproducts”
The project would convert existing heating sources from propane or electricity to biomass-generated heat, using locally sourced woodchips
BioEnergyisaNorthernOntariobiomass energy company which assists communities in
reducingtheirdependenceonfossilfuels.
“This project will demonstrate the viability of biomass as an alternative to fossil fuels,whichiscriticalforruralcommunitieslike Chapleau,andremotecommunities,andprovide supporttothearea’sforestindustryinconsuming surpluswoodchips.Thesenortherncommunities are bound by fossil fuels dependency and their high costs,” said Robert Manseau, president of BioEnergy
The project is targeting a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions for each building it heats.Itsfeasibilityphasewillincludecommunity consultation, expected to start soon, and determine if conversion can be implemented in 2026
“There are many great aspects to this project,butonethatisparticularlyexcitingforus as a forestry community is the dependency on usingourwoodchipsfortheheatplant Itcreates the opportunity for the wood co-products to be used from our local mill,” said CAO Judith Meyntz
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from OTTAWA Rapport d’Ottawa
by/par Carol Hughes Federal member of Parliament Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing
FromtheearlydaysbeforeConfederation, Canada'searliestsettlerleaderstreatedIndigenous peoples as others. They created systems that were designedtoassimilateIndigenouspeoplesandstrip themof theiridentityandtheirculture.One of the most widely recognized parts of this systemic discrimination was the development of residential schools Supported by Canada's first Prime Minister, John A. MacDonald, the Department of Indian Affairs and various denominations of Christian churches, the government pursued a policy of "aggressive assimilation" recommended in a report by MP Nicholas Flood Davin that provided the basis for creating the residential schoolsystemin1879.
Over a period of almost 150 years, the Government of Canada kidnapped 150,000 Indigenous children and sent them to residential schools,painstakinglydetailedthroughtheworkof the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Children across the country were relocated, often very far from home, where they faced physical, sexual,andpsychologicalabuses,allwhilehaving theircultureandtheirlanguagestrippedfromthem. Thegovernmentwouldapologizefortheseabuses in 2008, but the horrors of the system would becomeevenmorepronouncedinpublicdiscourse in 2021, with the discovery of mass unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School. This discovery would ignite further searchesatotherformerresidentialschool,suchas in Marieval and Cowessess. In 2022, Parliament wouldfinally,justifiably,andunanimouslycallita genocide as articulated inArticle II of the United NationsConventiononGenocide.Alsoin2022,the Pope would issue an apology for the Catholic Church's role in the residential school system. Some estimates place the number of children who haddiedatresidentialschoolsintherangeofabout 6,000,butbothgovernmentandchurchrecordsare incomplete, and we may never know the full numberofchildrenwhoperishedattheseschools.
All of those details are important, but merely scratch the surface of the exhaustive research found in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission report. And while it remains vitally important that we acknowledge this genocide, residential school denialism remains a significant problem. There are people at the highest levels of government, such as a notable senator, who have tried to minimize the impact of the residential school genocide and called the horrific crimes “well-intentioned.” WinnipegserialkillerJeremy Skibickihadpostedresidentialschooldenialismon socialmedia.
KimberlyMurray,theIndependentSpecial Interlocutor for Missing Children and Unmarked
IsItTimetoGetTougheronResidentialSchoolDenialism?
Graves and Burial Sites associated with Indian ResidentialSchools, following the publishing of a reportonthesubject,foundthatresidentialschool denialism was actually increasing She said “Denialism is violence. Denialism is calculated. Denialismisharmful.Denialismishate.”Andshe's right. Denialism is a form of direct discrimination towardsIndigenouspeople,aformofgaslightingof their lived experiences It merely protects the colonialstatusquo,andisdesignedtomisrepresent actualfactandunderminepublicconfidenceinthe processofseekingtruthandreconcilingtheshared history of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. Becauseofpoorrecordkeepingwedon'tknowthe actual number of children who died at residential schools,
Tothatend,howdowecombatdenialism? Its important that we continue to implement the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action, including Calls 71-76, which are specifically about locating potential unmarked graves,andCalls62-65askforgreaterfundingfor educationtohelpteachCanadiansaboutthehorrors oftheresidentialschoolsystem.Further,MPLeah Gazan, who presented the motion to call the
residential school system a genocide, has developed Bill C-415, which would add to the Criminal Code the offence of willfully promoting hatred against Indigenous peoples by condoning, denying, justifying or downplaying the harm causedbytheresidentialschoolsysteminCanada. The bill is quite nuanced, and does carve out reasonable exceptions. True statements, if statements are relevant to public interest, those intended to point out hatred toward Indigenous Peoples or religious opinions would be exempt. The government made a similar adjustment to the Criminal Code to prohibit communicating a statement which “wilfully promotes antisemitism by condoning, denying or downplaying the Holocaust.” While the Justice Department hasn't producedanychargesorprosecutionsorconfirmed any from their provincial counterparts, being part oftheCriminalCodeallowschargestobebrought forwardtotheworstformofholocaustdeniers. The best way to combat ignorance will always be through education and understanding. Butinthosemostextremecasesthatallowhateto foment, maybe criminal charges should be considered.
Est-iltempsd'êtreplussévèreàl'égarddunégationnisme concernantlespensionnatsautochtones?
Dès les premiers jours qui ont précédé la Confédération, les premiers dirigeants des colons canadiensonttraitélespeuplesautochtonesavecsi peu d'égards. Ils ont créé des systèmes destinés à assimilerlespeuplesautochtonesetàlesdépouiller deleuridentitéetdeleurculture.L'undeséléments lespluslargementreconnusdecettediscrimination systémique a été la création de pensionnats SoutenuparlepremierministreduCanada,JohnA. MacDonald, le ministère desAffaires indiennes et diverses confessions d'églises chrétiennes, le gouvernement a poursuivi une politique d'« assimilation agressive » recommandée dans un rapportdudéputéNicholasFloodDavinquiaservi debaseàlacréationdusystèmedespensionnatsen 1879.
Pendant près de 150 ans, le gouvernement duCanadaaenlevé150000enfantsautochtoneset les a envoyés dans des pensionnats, comme l'a minutieusementmontrélaCommissiondevéritéet réconciliation.Danstoutlepays,desenfantsontété déplacés, souvent très loin de chez eux, et ils ont subi des violences physiques, sexuelles et psychologiques, en plus d'être dépossédés de leur culture et de leur langue. Le gouvernement présenteradesexcusespourcesabusen2008,mais les horreurs du système deviendront encore plus évidentes dans le discours public en 2021, avec la découvertedenombreusestombesanonymesdans l'ancien pensionnat indien de Kamloops. Cette découverte a déclenché d'autres recherches dans d'autres anciens pensionnats, notamment à Marieval et à Cowessess. En 2022, le Parlement qualifieraenfin,àjustetitreetàl'unanimité,cetacte de génocide, comme le stipule l'article II de la
ConventionsurlegénocidedesNationsUnies.En 2022 également, le pape présentera des excuses pour le rôle de l'Église catholique dans le système des pensionnats autochtones Selon certaines estimations, le nombre d'enfants décédés dans les pensionnats s'élèverait à environ 6 000, mais les archives du gouvernement et des églises sont incomplètesetnousneconnaîtronspeut-êtrejamais le nombre total d'enfants qui ont péri dans ces établissements.
Touscesdétailssontimportants,maisilsne font qu'effleurer la recherche exhaustive contenue dans le rapport de la Commission de vérité et réconciliation S'il est essentiel que nous reconnaissions ce génocide, le négationnisme concernant les pensionnats autochtones reste un problème important. Certaines personnes au plus hautniveaudel'État,commeunéminentsénateur, ont tenté de minimiser l'impact du génocide des pensionnatsetontqualifiécescrimeshorriblesde« bienintentionnés».LetueurensériedeWinnipeg, Jeremy Skibicki, avait affiché sur les médias sociaux des propos indiquant un négationnisme concernantlespensionnatsautochtones.
Kimberly Murray, l'interlocutrice spéciale indépendantepourlesenfantsdisparus,lestombes et les sépultures anonymes en lien avec les pensionnats indiens, a constaté, à la suite de la publication d'un rapport sur le sujet, que le négationnisme concernant les pensionnats indiens étaitenfaitplusmarqué.Elleadéclaréqueledéni est violent, calculé, nuisible et haineux. Elle a raison Le négationnisme est une forme de discrimination directe à l'égard des populations SuiteP.7
Adayto honourthose whodefendedpeace
November11marksRemembranceDayinCanada.Every year,Canadianscometogethertohonourthecourageandsacrifices of the men and women who serve or have served in the country's armedforces,andparticularlythosewhohavelosttheirlivesinthe line of duty Here's a look at this day of gathering and remembrance.
Evocativenumbers
It'simportanttorememberthesacrificesmadebythemore than 2,300,000 individuals who have joined the armed forces in Canada's national history. Over 118,000 brave servicemen and women have given their lives to defend freedom. Remembrance Day honours the Canadian effort in the First and Second World Wars,theKoreanWar,thewarinAfghanistanandallpeacekeeping missions.
Nationallyrecognized
OnNovember11,Canadianswearapoppytopaytributeto veterans. The national ceremony in Ottawa, broadcast across the country, is held in the presence of government representatives. It includes a two-minute silence at 11 a.m., readings, songs and symboliccannonshots.
As a Canadian citizen, join the veterans in your area in this collective duty of remembrance. Contact your local municipality tofindoutaboutRemembranceDayactivitiesnearyou.
Lastweekssolutions
MOMENTS IN TIME
OnNov 20,1820,theAmericanwhalingshipEssex,out ofNantucket,Massachusetts,wasattackedbyan80-ton spermwhale2,000milesoffthecoastofSouthAmerica. The20crewmembers escaped inthreeopen boats,but only eight survived Herman Melville's classic novel "Moby-Dick"waspartiallyinspiredbythetragedy
Est-iltempsd'êtreplussévèreàl'égarddunégationnisme
concernantlespensionnatsautochtones?
une forme de manipulation de leurs expériences vécues. Il ne fait que protéger le statu quocolonialetviseàdéformerlesfaitsetàsaperla confiancedupublicdansleprocessusderecherche de la vérité et de réconciliation de l'histoire commune des peuples autochtones et non autochtones. En raison de la mauvaise tenue des registres, nous ne connaissons pas le nombre réel d'enfantsdécédésdanslespensionnats
Dans cette optique, comment lutter contre le négationnisme? Il est important que nous continuions à mettre en œuvre les appels à l'action de la Commission de vérité et réconciliation, notamment les appels 71 à 76, qui concernent spécifiquement l'emplacement des tombes anonymes potentielles, et les appels 62 à 65, qui demandent un financement plus important pour l'éducation afin d'aider à enseigner aux Canadiens
les horreurs du système des pensionnats autochtones. Par ailleurs, la députée Leah Gazan, qui a présenté la motion demandant à qualifier le système des pensionnats de génocide, a élaboré le projetdeloiC-413,quiajouteraitauCodecriminel uneinfractionlefaitdefomentervolontairementla haine contre les peuples autochtones en cautionnant,enniant,enminimisantetenjustifiant les dommages causés par le système des pensionnatsindiensauCanada.Leprojetdeloiest asseznuancéetprévoitdesexceptionsraisonnables Lesdéclarationsvéridiques,siellessontpertinentes pour l'intérêt public, celles destinées à souligner la haine envers les peuples autochtones, ou les opinions religieuses, seraient exemptées Le gouvernementaapportéunemodificationsimilaire auCodecriminelafind'interdirelacommunication d'une déclaration qui « fomente volontairement l'antisémitisme en cautionnant, en niant ou en minimisantl'Holocauste» Bienqueleministèrede la Justice n'ait produit aucune accusation ou poursuite ni confirmé une telle chose de ses homologuesprovinciaux,lefaitdepouvoirrecourir au Code criminel à cet effet permet d'engager des poursuitescontrelespiresnégationnistes
Le meilleur moyen de combattre l'ignorance sera toujours l'éducation et la compréhension Toutefois, dans les cas extrêmes qui permettent à la haine de se développer, des poursuites pénales devraient peut-être être envisagées.
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Halloween has just come and gone. One of my favourite holidays; I have always been a fanofthecreativityondisplaythistimeofyear Whetherit'stheelaboratedecorationsthatpeople put up on their houses, the wonderful costumes thattrick-or-treatersshowupatmydoor,oreven just the fantastic scary stories that come out in honouroftheoccasion.
When it comes to horror stories, I have always been a fan of the classics. One of my favourites is Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. In the story, Dr.Victor Frankenstein undertakes an ill-fated attempt to create new life by piecing together body parts he has stolen from a graveyard and subjecting them to a mysterious treatment, including bolts of lightning. In the end, he creates a monster that is shunned by the village people, who are aghast at Dr Frankenstein'swork.Boththebookandthemany films inspired by it are great to get you in the Halloweenspirit.
ThelegislaturewassittingonHalloween thisyear,andoneoftheissueswediscussedwas the ongoing healthcare crisis and physician shortage in Ontario Given the day and the messages delivered by doctors, my mind was drawn to the Frankenstein story I realized that Premier Ford is creating his own 'Frankenstein Monster' with our public healthcare system. I knowthisthoughtmayseemalittlesilly,butlet meexplain.
Since he took office in 2018, Premier Ford and his Health Ministers have been undertaking a project to strategically gut our public healthcare system They are slowly bringing private healthcare companies into the mix.Atthesametime,theyhavedoneawaywith many local and community health services in favourofmassive,centralizedagencies.
This started in 2019 under Christine Elliott, who introduced the People's HealthAct, whichcentralizedallofOntario'shealthservices underonesuperagencycalledOntarioHealthand removedprotectionstostopfor-profitcompanies from carrying out hospital services. It was subsequently built upon by Minister Sylvia
DougFord'sHealthcareFrankensteinMonster
Jone'sYourHealthAct,whichallowedfor-profit diagnostic and surgical clinics to bill OHIP for services.
By giving private companies access to public budgets, the actual privatization of our healthcare system is not obvious to the casual observer. On the outside, it looks like not much haschangedinmostways.Butwhenyoupeekat theinnerworkings,youwillseethatthesystemis now a patchwork of for-profit companies alongside the public healthcare system we are usedto.
Inpractice,thistakesonafewforms.
OneexampleIjustmentionedisallowing for-profit diagnostic and surgical clinics to take onpatientsandchargeOHIP Thiswastoutedas amethodtoalleviatethebacklog;however,ithas resulted in these clinics diverting dollars meant for our public system to increase their profit margins.Infact,inNovemberoflastyear,CBC revealed that some for-profit clinics were being paid more than hospitals to perform the exact samesurgeries.Aroundthesametime,for-profit diagnostic clinics caught up-selling patients by addingnon-OHIPcoveredfeestobillsthatthose patientshadtocoverout-of-pocket. Anotherexampleofthiscreepingprivatizationis Ontario'sgrowingrelianceonhospitalsandlongtermcarehomes,especiallyintheNorth,tohire temporarystaffthroughprivateagencies.Thisis an issue I hear about constantly from the leadership at hospitals and care homes in Algoma-Manitoulin. These for-profit staffing agencieschargedoubleoreventripletheaverage salaryforanurseoraPSW.
Withtheongoinghealthhumanresources shortage, made worse bytheFord government's wage cap legislation, hospitals in small communitieslikeourshavenochoicebuttopay massivesumstothesefor-profitagenciestokeep services at full capacity That results in a larger andlargerportionoftheirbudgetsbeingdiverted intothepocketsofshareholdersinsteadofcare.
Averyrecentexampleisseenamongthe issues that have come up with the new Ontario Health at Home agency created by the ConvenientCareatHomeActorBill135.
Bill135amalgamatedallthelocalhomecare service agencies into one super agency called Ontario Health at Home. The minister assuredOntariansthatdoingthiswouldcreatea better standard of care for home-care provincewide and create savings by contracting all purchasingbidsthroughoneagency.
Over thepast month, what wehave seen unfold has been the exact opposite. Since September, physicians across Ontario have described a "home-care collapse" as they have beenunabletogetnecessarysuppliestopatients. Individuals inside the medical supply industry
have pointed to Ontario Health at Home delivering the formulary too late and ordering insufficient quantities of supplies despite being told that they would not have enough. Coupled with the fact that, under the new system, these suppliesmustbeavailableoverhugegeographic areas, it has taken up to 12 times the required timeframe to be delivered to the patients who need them. In some cases, supplies show up missing necessary components. In other cases, caregivers have had to buy their own medical suppliesontheirdimetoensuretheirlovedones donotgowithoutcare.
I hope readers can see the piecemeal monster that Premier Ford has created out of Ontario'shealthcaresystem.Fasteningfor-profit companies onto the non-profit public system in multiple unnecessary ways, taking all the local health services and mashing them together into behemoth agencies. And, much like Dr. Frankenstein, who stole the pieces for his monster in the night, the premier is moving his privatization agenda forward while hiding it fromthepublic'sview.
ButwhereFrankenstein'sMonsterwasa misunderstood and pitiable character, the premier's healthcare monstrosity is causing chaosandsufferingforOntarianswhocannotget timelyaccesstomedicalcare.
Privatizing and centralizing healthcare delivery in Ontario has been the mission of this government since day one. The premier and his ministers have tried to portray these steps as a necessary path to go down because our system wasinsuchdirestraits.However,thefactofthe matter is that there were (and still are) other options that this Progressive Conservative governmentshouldpursue.
Ontarians must recognize what this governmentisdoingtoourhealthcaresystem.If weallowthepremiertocontinuetobuildhisforprofit healthcare monster in secret, it is only a matteroftimebeforeitwillpermanentlyreplace thepublicsystemweloveandholddear
As always, I invite you to contact my office about these issues orany other provincial matters.Youcanreachmyconstituencyofficeby emailatmmantha-co@ola.orgorcallToll-free1800-831-1899.
