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BY IAN GRAHAM

EDITOR@THOMPSONCITIZEN.NET

Pride North of 55 committee chairperson Susannah Mueller and Mayor Dennis Fenske raised the Pride flag Sept. 17 in front of Thompson City Hall where it will fly for a week, including Sept. 22, the date of the committee’s Pride march and barbecue.

“I appreciate that we have the rights to do this in Canada where there’s still Nickel Belt News photo by Kyle Darbyson people out there in the world that are Geri Dixon (left) and her daughter Alicia Bedford (right) fighting for those rights to be able to asked during the general inquiries section of the Sept. 17 express themselves and be who they council meeting asking why Thompson has to use the 204- are and I’m grateful for the acceptance 677-6911 police emergency number instead of calling 911. and the acknowledgement that we have here in Thompson for the Pride North of 55 committee and the support that we’ve had from the community and the outlying areas so far,” said Mueller, who was joined for the flag raising by other members of the Pride Committee, deputy mayor Colleen Smook and members of the Thompson RCMP and Thompson Fire & Emergency Services. “I feel that it’s important for us to be out there, to shine a light for other people who are not able to be out or don’t feel safe or accepted where they are, knowing that there are people out there that will accept them and allow them to feel included as opposed to marginalized and not a part of the comBY KYLE DARBYSON munity or Canadian society.”

KYLE@THOMPSONCITIZEN.NET Mueller became the Pride North of Thompson resident Geri Dixon appeared before council 55 chairperson when Harlie Pruder Sept. 17 to complain about long wait times when calling stepped down from the position at RCMP via the 204-677-6911 emergency line. the group’s annual general meeting Dixon said that recently she was forced to wait on the in April. phone for an extended period of time as someone was “Initially, when the past chairperson trying to break in to her daughter’s home. stepped down, I was not keen to take on Thompson Citizen photo by Ian Graham “When you’re in that situation, when someone is coming that role but I did feel it was important into your house and you’re put on hold and you have two that we have this group continue in Pride North of 55 committee chairperson Susannah Mueller, to left of flagpole, small children, it’s not acceptable,” said Dixon. “We’re the community and have it out there and Mayor Dennis Fenske, second from right,Nickel raised theNews Pridephoto flag by at Ian Thompson Belt Graham the Hub of the North here. Why can’t we have our own for ourselves to move forward and City Hall sept. 17 accompanied by other committee members, deputy mayor Addictions Foundation of Manitoba northern director Gisele deMeulles has written a book about her experiences growing up, mostly in Churchill. dispatch centre or even get back to a 911, where if you call pay it forward to others so that they Colleen Smook and members of the Thompson RCMP and Thompson Fire & that number you’re going to have the things response?” can feel inclusive

BY IAN GRAHAM For all the harsh weather to write that you have ‘Oh, I’m part just of as an bad, right?’ Canadian was not aEmergency very safe Services. thing swallow when people say Dixon said that this isn’t antoisolated incident andclear that Isociety,” Mueller.

EDITOR@THOMPSONCITIZEN.NET have allsaid these stories“Our and inclusion figure out.

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Mayor said head, that the rid ‘That’s not true, is it?’ I’d go, since the Hudson Bay Rail- about that so why don’t they Bay,” she says. “When I go “In myDennis youthFenske I never it’sdecision going totobeget gone of Thompson’s local call centre the entire felt good at writing,” she if I and don’tcentralize write it down,” she ‘Yeah it’s true.’ They’d go, way suspended operations have the option to do that? back home, standing on the process through made theare Manitoba said.

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“Myby kids not go- ‘You didn’t do all that, did north of Gillam last spring. I think right now they’re Hudson Bay looking out on government, to Thompsonnottothe getcity. into ing to get it if I don’t do it you? You’ve got to be really “It used to be a really feeling like they’re pawns the bay, it just gives you an should never work, have lostand ourit’s call centre here, the“We school of social something I’ve but al- old.’ I was like, ‘No, actually thriving large community in a political game and that’s incredible sense. You feel so that’s of our control,” “That was my a provincial at thatout point I had to writehe said. ways wanted mom to I did all that before I was and it’s just dwindled down really sad for them because I small and you feel great.” decision and they’ve adopteddo. it. My In regards toelder 911, and the 27,’ and they went ‘What?’” to such a small population think the people of Churchfor university and realized, mom’s an Now that she’s got infrastructure not in Manitoba, ‘Holy, I’m notisbad at place this, in Northern she’s an artist, she’snot gotjust so Looking back, some of now,” deMeulles says. ill really want to thrive. one book under her belt, Thompson but indeveloped Northern Manitoba, for that to work.”

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I write very put your it on tape, I willdropped write it deMeulles.

“It didn’t dawn there,” this she and we’re going to displace growth struggles. and to the the busfor as if you’ve never called,” pane Churchill by sea. propane to consumers in Maybe winter,” said Infrastructure you down north of Gillam in clearyou andgo that’s it. back It’s there. you because your story on metountil after. That was a says. somewhere else and all in the next five years he said.

“I agree it’s not acceptable but that’s the reality “As we did last year, the Minister Ron Schuler.

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‘We watched a kid getting stabbed on our street’ while trying to call RCMP, council hears

Province covers shipping costs of propane sent to Churchill

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Friday, September 21, 2018

Methamphetamine and intravenous drug use occurs but not common in Thompson Most-used hard drugs are cocaine and crack, often in conjunction with alcohol abuse, says Addictions Foundation

BY IAN GRAHAM

EDITOR@THOMPSONCITIZEN.NET

The number of adults seeking addictions treatment who report having used intravenous (IV) drugs in Thompson has risen over the past three years but the numbers are still small, with alcohol by far the most-abused substance in the north and cocaine the most commonly used hard drug, says the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba (AFM).

I00.n 2017-18, 23 adult AFM clients in Thompson reported having injected drugs within the past year, up from 18 in 2016-17 and 10 in 201516, says Jennifer Faulder, the AFM’s communications director for corporate affairs and eastern and central Manitoba youth services. Only one youth client in Thompson has reported ever having injected drugs in the past three years.

Methamphetamines are becoming a significant problem in many communities, but that is not the case in Thompson. Use of amphetamines, including meth, is rare among AFM’s youth clients in Thompson, with none of them having reported using them weekly or or more frequently in 2015-16 or 2017-18, though seven did in 2016-17. Four adult clients in Thompson reported weekly or more frequent use of amphetamines in 2015-16. That jumped to 11 the following year and remained basically unchanged at 10 in 2017-18 This matches the experience of RCMP officers.“We have not encountered meth

in Thompson, as most of our seizures are inclusive of cocaine and marijuana,” said Thompson RCMP detachment officer in charge Insp.

Kevin Lewis. “That is not to say it is not here in small quantities, but we have not seized it.”

AFM’s northern director Gisele deMeulles said she expects that methamphetamine use could become more common.

“Anything that hits the city is bound to trickle down to us,” she said. “I think we will see an increase over time.”

Use of cocaine or crack is growing, often by people who also abuse alcohol, which still dwarfs other substances as a cause of addiction.

“The majority of people still come because of alcohol use but we offer treatment services to people who have issues with cocaine, crack and meth,” deMeulles said.

“We’ve seen an increase in those cases coming forward lately but mostly the majority of cases in the north are still alcohol use.”

Whether a person chooses to use cocaine or its cheaper derivative crack is mainly a financial issue.

“We find that if people have the finances to be able to afford cocaine then we see use of cocaine,” deMeulles says. “In populations where financially there’s less resources then you’ll see more crack use.”

As far as opioids are concerned, most people who develop an addiction to those get started as a result of a

Nickel Belt News file photo Few needles are deposited in Thompson’s two public needle disposal boxes, says the Northern Regional Health Authority, though it does not keep statistics on precisely how many. medical issue.

“People start because of an injury and then in escalates,” deMeulles said. “They just keep taking it even though the injury is healed. Those kind of things, we still see a few cases of them. I wouldn’t say it’s a massive number. Any person living with that type of an addiction, it’s significant to them, but in terms of numbers it’s still not huge in the north but they’re there.

We get them.”

And although residents of Thompson sometimes report finding needles in parks or along trails or in other public places, IV drug use is relatively infrequent.

“We do have a few more cases coming forward that they’re IV users but they’re not huge numbers yet for the north,” she said. “It’s not as huge as some of the other areas, certainly not as huge as

Reminder Notice of Public Hearing

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Winnipeg. I just think there’s a resistance in the north to dabbling in needles but – who knows? – that might change.

We hope it doesn’t.”

The Northern Regional Health Authority has two needle disposal containers in Thompson – one outside the clinic in the Thompson Plaza and the other outside the Thompson General Hospital – but doesn’t keep statistics on their use.

“We do not keep track of the number of needles dis-

posed of,” says NRHA communications co-ordinator Twyla Storey. “They are emptied by maintenance and in Thompson we do not get a lot of needles deposited.”

That might be because few people are injecting drugs or because they don’t want to use the disposal sites where they are, says Safer Choices Northern Network (SCNN) co-ordinator Sharon Cordell.

“Areas that needles are being found would be of interest to SCNN, as we would like to have a sharps disposal box located in an appropriate place,” she says. “The two drop boxes available at this moment are by the hospital and clinic, highly visible areas which may be a deterrent to their use.”

Regardless of what needles people find may have been used for – whether “opioids that are injected or for prescription drug use,” says Lewis, they are still a potential danger. “Caution should still be exercised by the anyone that finds a discarded needle as there is risk of serious injury and transmission of disease.”

The coming legalization of marijuana may change

the nature of drug addiction in Thompson and elsewhere.

“We’ll just have to see how things will be impacted if marijuana becomes legal and how that’s going to affect the types of drugs that are on the street,” said deMeulles, adding that anyone who has an addiction to or problem with any substance can access the AFM’s services, whether they are from Thompson, an outlying community or farther afield.

“Sometimes we’ll get people even from the south because they’re looking for a place that gives them that distance from people that put them at risk,” she says.

“We’re here and we do have services available for people.

No matter what they’re doing, we will certainly look to provide them with the best we can in terms of services. We do have people coming here with all kinds of addictions.

We’re here to help people so if people have issues they should just seek us out and we’ll provide the best we can to help them.”

To get in touch with AFM North, phone 204-677-7300 or 1-866-291-7774 or visit afm.mb.ca for more infor-

Exploration agreement between Red Sucker Lake First Nation and mining company a significant step, province says The provincial government says the signing of an exploration agreement between Yamana Gold Inc. and Red Sucker Lake First Nation (RSFLN) regarding the Monument Bay gold-tungsten project is a significant step forward.

“It’s a pleasure to be here today to celebrate this historic agreement,” said Growth, Enterprise and Trade Minister Blaine Pedersen in a Sept.

13 press release. “Strategic partnerships between First Nations and industry are a positive way of ensuring First Nations can be active partners in all phases of mineral development, to create and share in the benefits of growth. Mineral development in the north is a major part of the long-term prosperity of the region. By building respectful partnerships with First Nations to sustainably develop northern resources, our work to advance reconciliation continues. This new agreement supports a key recommendation of the Manitoba-First Nations Mineral Development Protocol, which states that improving relationships through engagement and enhanced community participation is essential to advancing mineral development projects.”

The Monument Bay project is 340 kilometres southeast of Thompson, 60

kilometres northeast of Red Sucker Lake and 100 kilometres east of Gods Lake Narrows. It consists of 136 contiguous claims totalling 338 square kilometres and was estimated to contain 2.9 million ounces of gold in 2014 by its former owner Mega Precious Metals.

Yamana purchased Mega Precious Metals in June 2015.

The company said in 2016 that a winter drilling program was successful in intersecting significant gold mineralization on the projected trends in 20 out of 27 holes drilled.

Monument Bay is Yamana’s first 100 per cent-owned project in Canada.

“We are pleased to be working with the province and Red Sucker Lake First Nation to advance our Monument Bay project,” said Yamana executive chairman Peter Marrone. “While we are at the exploration stage only, our objective remains to complete the required work toward development of a mine. This will take time and require considerable effort from us and co-operation with various rights holders and stakeholders although we are committed to pursuing our objective of developing business enterprises in Northern Manitoba and, in particular, areas that are part of traditional territory of Red Sucker Lake First Nation.”

“The council of Red Sucker Lake First Nation and I are proudly encouraged to achieve this significant mineral exploration agreement with Yamana Gold Inc.,” said RSFLN Chief Samuel Knott.

“This agreement ensures the protection of our treaty rights when companies like Yamana Gold want to develop the land and resources within our traditional territory.

We would like to thank our elders, community members, Yamana, the Manitoba government and Ishkonigan for their support in achieving this historic agreement.”

The Monument Bay project made headlines about five years ago when then RSFLN chief Les Harper along with RSLFN councillors and citizens issued a stop work order and eviction notice at the mineral exploration camp on July 1, 2013. Mega Precious Metals was granted a temporary injunction by the Court of Queen’s Bench of Manitoba to continue exploration work related to the Monument Bay project two days later. The following spring, RSLFN sent an open letter to Premier Greg Selinger in response to an April 14 letter informing the First Nation’s leadership of the provincial government’s decision to extend the company’s mineral exploration work permits by six months.

Friday, September 21, 2018

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‘400-something’ calls a week for Thompson RCMP

BY KYLE DARBYSON

KYLE@THOMPSONCITIZEN.NET

Thompson city council played host Sept. 17 to Insp. Kevin Lewis, officer in charge of the Thompson RCMP detachment, who presented them with crime statistics for the first quarter of the 2018−19 fiscal year.

He said that calls for service (compared to the same period the previous year) are up by 13.6 per cent.

Lewis went on to talk about how other activities such as harm reduction actions, impaired driving charges, damp house visits and drug warrant activations are also on the rise.

However, Lewis mentioned that these warrants mostly result in marijuana and cocaine seizures and that they’ve yet to discover fentanyl or methamphetamines.

Thompson RCMP officers are doing their best to respond to each call for service in a timely fashion but are sometimes swamped by the volume, said the inspector.

“We have 400-something calls per week, so when you’re talking 38 police officers and we only have probably six or seven on shift on a good day, then you think of all the chaos that goes on out there … it makes for a busy day.”

Coun. Duncan Wong asked Lewis about the ews • www.thompsoncitizen.net legality of making a citizen’s arrest, especially in situations when a resident is witnessing vandalism or mischief on their property.

“It’s very tricky because you assume a lot of liability when you go to make a citizen’s arrest,”

said Lewis. “The best thing to do is probably get your phone out, try to get a good picture of them or a video so we can ID them through an investigation.”

To read the RCMP’s quarterly report in full, please see the agenda on the city’s website.

At the tail end of Monday’s presentation, Lewis announced that he will no longer be in charged of the Thompson RCMP detachment starting Oct. 15.

Staff Sgt. Brian Edmonds from the Winnipeg RCMP will take over the position of inspector, and Lewis will move to Thompson’s Manitoba North District headquarters to serve as the district operations officer.

Lewis became inspector back in August 2016 after serving as staff sergeant in the Thompson detachment for two-and-a-half years.

The next council meeting is Oct. 1. It will be the second-last gathering of the current term before the Oct. 24 municipal election.

Starting Oct. 15, Insp. Kevin Lewis, officer in charge of the Thompson RCMP detachment, will become the district operations March 16, 2018 officer in Thompson’sFriday, Manitoba North District headquarters. Staff Sgt. Brian Edmonds from Winnipeg will take over as head of the Thompson RCMP detachment.

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Earl Colbourne, Malanie Cutler, Les Ellsworth, Jeff Fountain, Tim Gibson, Martin Grier, Brian Lundmark, Andre Proulx, Serena Puranen, Kathy Valentino, Rita Werstroh and Bryan Young. With Mayor Dennis Fenske and Coun. Dennis Foley not seeking re-election and three other current councillors in a race which only one of them, at most, can win, a minimum of four new councillors will be overseeing city affairs until 2022.

More than half of the school board will be new come Oct. 25, with Don MacDonald, Guido Oliveira and Leslie Tucker seeking re-election as incumbents after all registering on the final day for nominations, along with

Michelle Tomashewski. They join previously registered candidates Peter Aarinola, Lindsay Anderson, Saima Aziz, Samantha Chartrand, Susan Oxford, Jill Quilty and Samanth Scibak to make 11 candidates for the seven available seats.

Following the passing of the withdrawal deadline at 4 p.m. Sept. 19, candidates’’ names were drawn randomly to determine their order on the ballot.

The mayoral ballot will feature Smook at the top,

followed by Matechuk, Byer and Brady. Oliveira will be first among trustee candidates, with Oxford, Quilty, Tomashewski, Anderson, Aarinola, MacDonald, Chartrand, Aziz, Scibak and Tucker below. The top name on the councillors ballot will be Werstroh, followed by Adeyemi, Puranen, Fountain, Colbourne, Wong, Cutler, Lundmark, Chong, Proulx, Ellis, Young, Buhagiar, Ellsworth, Kolada, Valentino, Gibson, Grier, Tugwood and Beck.

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MLA Report

Kelly Bindle

kelly.bindle.mla.office@gmail.com Constituency Office: Unit 3-40 Moak Crescent Thompson, MB R8N 2B7 204-677-2066

to see polar bears in the at developing a long-term Churchill area this week. economic development Thanks for to all the volunstrategy growth and teers, members donors prosperity in and Northern who came out showed Manitoba.

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schools, infrastructure and other priorities such as the Look North initiative.

allow for construction of an aqueduct to supply water to Winnipeg. I’m very pleased that our provincial government has provided $10 million, while another $10 million has been contributed by the City of Winnipeg and $20 million has come from the federal government to get Freedom Road built.

Well under construction, this road will provide a permanent connection for the community to the provincial road network and bring benefits for Shoal Lake members and residents for years to come.

The construction project employs members of the community and is expected to be completed by June 2019.

The Thompson Air Cadets Squadron is accepting new members into its FREE fun, exciting, and challenging program.

This program is open to youth 12-18 years old.

We focus on leadership, citizenship, survival, aviation, and much more.

Meetings are Wednesday evenings at the Thompson Legion from 6:30-9:30.

Please contact

info@737aircadets.com for more information.

There is no expectation that a cadet will join the Canadian Forces upon completion of the program.

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It was doctor hugging and must rely on lotold the people lady. “Ah ... a doctor 28, 1973 we – May 5, had 2017 smooth and uneventful Nickel Belt News photo by Marc Jackson andcan’t shedding tears with her cums until a new physician is you do that, you have flight that, believe it or not, Snow Lake’s only doctor Eman Yousif and husband Musab at a Chamber of Commerce-sponthe here,” Chamber of secured. Losing such a welltothroughout check them she Nickel Belt News photo by Leone Jackson landed 58 minutes ahead of sored farewell tea.

Commerce-sponsored comethought-of practitioner is hard said. She got on the phone, schedule!

Marc Jackson on the Lahaina Pali Trail in Maui. and-go Dr.and Yousif enough to bear, but being talked to farewell. the agent 10 NICK ROMANIUK Wikipedia advises that its perch. It took less than a Lalor Mine since 2013 and and husband Musab willour re- without a full-time doctor has minutes later, she rolled I asked if she would hike the island of Maui is the November 22, 1937 September 17, 2018 the first women in 41 minute … skill and expertise was locate a time, many extremely concerned. bags uptotoWinnipeg customs.for Funny, the to road back.

“No, the second-largest of the Haare a pleasure to behold. years labour underground Nick away peacefully with family by prior topassed settling west A local task force has been she wasn’t quiteon asthe chatty trail,” she said We weren’t long off the for the company.

Shematter-ofbecame Islands at 1,883 his side at the Thompson General waiian Hospital coast. formed and is studying a varuponon seeing us again! factly.

Leone and I looked plane and a boat had been readinvolved in mine rescue in September 17, 2018 after a short battle square kilometres.

The With Yousif things leaving, only Snow iety of avenues in their search Nevertheless, at one another and ourhas conied by Anthony; we grabbed with cancer at the age of 80 years old.

2014 and says that she island hastime a unique comLake is without a full-time for a full replacement. got better from there.November It was bination gratulations seemed just a our rods and reels and headed been at it faithfully ever since.

Nickand was must born on 1937 topogdoctor rely on lo- 22, Also, of in geology, a fitting acknowmarc.jackson@post.com a smooth and uneventful Nickel Belt News photo

by Marc Jackson little has hollow.

Anyway, off out on Burntwood to catch educentr.dumont@gmail.com Brasch participated in four in Gronlid, Saskatchewan.

He moved to raphy and climate ... lava, cums until a new physician is ledgement of the date, 28 flightThompson that, believe it and or not, supper. Larry and Anthony in local she competitions, went and weand met only doctor Eman Yousif and husband Musab at a Chamber of Commerce-spononeher in 1967 secured mountains aSnow job at Lake’s and valleys, and secured.

Losing such a wellpeople attended the National Nickel Beltone News photo

by Leone e goes by and your boat, me and LeoneJackson in the provincial 58 minutes of warm again (on her way back Inco Limited until ahead his insored 1993.of After his retirement Nick competition, where rer as timelanded goes on, when we long for retirement aisface farewell tea.ceremony temperatures/high thought-of practitioner hard Day Mourning ies haven’t erased.

Marc Jackson on the Lahaina Pali Trail in Maui. other, we anchored in a bay 500 her Sister Andrea Dumont gone. No schedule! wordsloved we speak couldtime everwith sayhis family, gardening, various wood working spending up) about three-quarters team was the runner-up.

“I Marc Jackson enough bear, but being humidity, held at 1respectively. p.m. on AprilWhat 28 in e miss her every day.

A to tender smile, beautiful moments metres,Mine as thesince crow2013 flies, from projects, fishing, and enjoying sitting on his front step seeing what Wikipedia advises that Lalor and am honoured, excited, nervof the way down.

Oh, to be without a full-time doctor has Wikipedia front of thedoesn’t Snow Lake tellMiner you e and ournever hearts aforget. special I asked if she would hike ous the main After realizing res I in will everyone wasplace. up to. is the the island of Maui was theofcamp. first women in 41 and damn right stoked young!

By the time we hit many extremely concerned. about Memorial. be one seven Canadian feters, sons, spouses and siblings the climate is that methe road back. the tothe Ithe hadtrail mistakenly put “No, bait ngs will second-largest change, wearing flour ip-fl ops Nick istask survived his loving of 33 Matechuk andday turns into a look of surprise years ofbythe Hato labour underground have been asked to join trailhead, we were tired, A local force has beenwifeteorologists It years, was aJean warm, sunny male mine rescue personnel of the workers lost in the dis- (minnows) in Hawaii share in one of the other trail,” she said matter-ofbe in my heart forever. family, Children Cheri, Cindy, Mabel, Nick Jr, Jackie and Joan.

Brother when they realize that I and questioned her sanity. for the company.

She became this first in a lifetime event,” miss you so much. waiian Islands at 1,883 sore and seeking a bit formed and is studying a var- the and attendees, many back in in aster and the solemnness of boats who will travel to theI looked InterNickel Belt Newsofphoto courtesy of Jackie Gogal as those on the dock, I sheepishly factly.

Leone and (Darlene), Mary, andsame Pauline.trait Plus numerous grand involved in mine rescue in said Brasch of herWe selection. don’t actually stutter!

On So, bright and early the next square kilometres.

TheKathy, nourishment. stopped Bryan, Jules and Nicole ietyWalter of avenues inSisters their search shirtsleeves, some in shorts, national Mine Rescue Compethe event.

Fronthad row, tothat right, Anthony Lavallee, Brad Gogal, Marc begged aanother handful from Larry at one and our conchildren and great grand children.home ... a low percentage of the topic of directions, we 2014 and says that she has noleft idea Hudbay morning we headed out on She island hastime a unique comat a place called Leoda’s Pie for a full replacement. stood stoically as United Steeltition being held between Sept.

As well, Bateman talked accuracy.

As of this writing, and Anthony and in less than an Jackson, Leone Jackson, Violet Wood and Sandra Gogal. gratulations seemed just a He was

by His Mother Annie, Father John, Brothers at itOct. faithfully ever since. madeoutdid a decision to theand trail ...1 oh, and we left already have found that people are been bination of geology, topogShop and any good Also, in predeceased a fitting acknowworkers (USW) Local 7106 19 in Ekaterinburg, about a trip he recently made hour we had our 16 fish for supwe have been here for fi ve marc.jackson@post.com Brasch Back row, left to right, Larry Gogal, Colinda Monger and little hollow.

Anyway, off William, Peter, Andrew and Steve. has participated in four her attendance atwith the a great about them per ourand flip-fl ops at and home.

Good sponsor raphy and climate lava, we’d accomplished ledgement of the ... date, 28 days. healthThey and safety Russia.

Snow Lake’s Jodi Brato a Health andoffering Safety conferhad caught released have representforecast she went and we met her Jackie Gogal. local competitions, and one competition and her training, Special thanks to Nick’s right hand man Terry for everything he has up, just not enough very accurate thing; was a pretty mountains and valleys, and people attended the National ative Ken opened piece of the best banana anditor six will comence in lucky Pittsburgh, PennsylI was to get in asch dozen soothers more forrugged good to 85 perBateman cent chance again (on her way back when over the yearsceremony and especially75 all heceremony has done forby Grandpa Nickof with competition, where the pie announcement was Bill Pleasance, Jodi Wilson and a face them.

Trying togems fiand nd provincial trek.

Lots of steep inclines warm Daydone oftemperatures/high Mourning the introducing pete as part of the “Diamonds cream I’ve ever eaten. vania.

“Canada is great on a trip up to one of the awesome! measure and the sport of it. rain for each of those days ay during his illness. up) about three-quarters her team was the runner-up.

“I made Saturday, April 28 at aon Peter Roberts …. the rest, and Marc Jackson the Costco in Kahului (kaaand lava rock from top to heldroofs, at 1respectively. p.m. on April 28 in ...himself.

“Today is the day on What stimates,humidity, new re-roofing, soffit, the Rough” minethe rescue a wonderful place landscape, to live, but in Back Checking theastrail our northern On anotherout matter, with at the lodge, fish and we have 22, yet2018 to see am honoured, excited, nervof the way down.

Oh, to be banquet held in conjunction A of celebration of life willMiner be held on Saturday September at who-louie ... see what I did bottom.

We hit the summit front the Snow Lake that we remember all those Wikipedia doesn’t tell you team; to ready for the event, for every five workers that die Burntwood Lake Lodge.

My towns, and muni- it any others interested, had until were filleted; then Anthony other the cities, internet afterwards, evestrough, siding, attic insulation a drop; the weather has and damn right stoked with their across annual local mine 3 p.m. the next day to file. young!

Byon the time we hit cipalities 2:00 at the Juniper Centre Cremation hasand taken place Memorial. whosons, went to work and never there), (1,600 over 2.5 miles) ended up at be ofwe seven Canadian fethey willfeet take part in training wife Leone, my mother-In ters, spouses siblings in one Canada, only one dies ina ous about thepm climate is that me-in Thompson. put some oil to cook them. was noted to beManitoba, challenging been wonderful.

So same into a look the trail wearing flip-fl ops to burial will takesunny place atday a laterturns date inthe Saskatchewan. have been tofull join rescue event.

“ToLake put the icing the trailhead, were tired, Itand was a in warm, had opportunity to law Violet Wood and Ia“Iwere of Snow will go Of note: Mr. Smith is the male mine rescue personnel from Aug. 19 asked towe Sept.

1people at in two hours.

Some a Lowes, then Walof the workers lostofinsurprise thereturn dis- Target, Along with another table ofa citizens America,” he observed. was teorologists Hawaii share and strenuous hike; recomas backthey home, only getting when realize that I and questioned her sanity. this first in a lifetime event,” on the cake, my dear old sore and seeking a bit of and attendees, many in in home,” Bateman began.

“We guests of Larry, Sandra, Brad to the polls Oct. 24.

I attended town foreman for the Town guests, we sat down to a fabuwho will travel to the Interaster and the solemnness of Mart shocked … it is pretty scary to yet-to-be-disclosed before finally pulling continue on downlocation. the other mended for people indad the same trait as those back sun good when rain is Brasch of her selection. don’t actually On So, bright and early the next wasoffice present tothewitness this of Snow Lake. I queried Ms. nourishment.

We stopped and Jackie Gogal for the aftershirtsleeves, in shorts, communalso meet hereisstutter! toforecast talk about lous spread 30 minutes national Mine Rescue CompeThe ismountain, a project initievent. think that we are that far be- said into the Costco parking lot. side ofteam theabout and the home ... a low some percentage of athe physical of condition.

Hmmm, sight better than getting She had no idea that Hudbay unbelievable event,” she said. the topic of directions, we morning we headed out on at a place called Leoda’s Pie noon of Sept.

8.between The occasion senior election official Colindaback Monger put ity’s stood stoically United Steel- those seriously at work tition held Sept. I later. ated by Denare Beach As injured well, Bateman talked hind them workplace health REGINALD (REG) In being this fiin rst instalment, thenChef hitchhike toSastheir accuracy.

As ofasthis writing, good thing weisdidn’t read Herana if it was in fact possible snow when sun ispeople forecast. madeoutdid athin decision to (SEO), “This experience only gothe trail ...1mention oh, and awehike left already have found that are wanted was Leone’s retirement, after Rowena Herana, on for Smith to run for a position Shop and any good out the pickerel, cut spuds (USW) Local 7106 and those who died of illness 19 and Oct. in Ekaterinburg, katchewan’s Kari Lentowicz about a trip he recently made and safety.” to vehicle.

We had a bite to eat, weworkers have been here for fi ve that before we went.

GORDON MENEER Like us, Iand imagine her Coley attendance the a the ing morning to take meoffarther to a on the council of the town that great about offering them my our flip-fl opsLake’s at home.

Good 11 Prior years working aslaying thein. office Sept. and 12 and with onions, beans, and we’d accomplished healthThey and safety representresult ofwould their work.”

Russia.

Snow Jodi Braand Bruce in corn anatwith effort toas aaHealth Safety conferto the of sponsor wife and I took We congratulated ourselves on days.

One final thing that Septemberhave 6, 1935forecast - September 15, 2018 competition and her training, whole other level in my mine the fi rst thing anyone visup, just not very accurate thing; it was a pretty rugged manager for Burntwood Lodge again on Sept. 17. Although employs him. She assured me baked buns and we all Ken Bateman opened In inhisPittsburgh, address, PennsylBateman enjoy piece ofit,the best banana sch and six others will comto raise the profile of women ence wreaths, Bateman noted that fresh making and took in the hiking and had some75ative toIt85 per cent chance of both my wife Leone and $ the pie announcement was nominations rescue career.” is with heavy hearts we announce thatthem. iting Hawaii notices and Gogal don’t close until I that it was, but only if he is dove in. with Trying to fiare nd trek.

Lots ofthe steep inclines the for ceremony bythose introducing called attention toisthe 25th an- one pete as partAir. of “Diamonds cream everrescue. eaten. in industry andI’ve in mine vania.

“Canada great and the recommend Steelworkers hadLahaina lost six when the panoramic beauty of the rain each of days have noticed; when walk- able to obtain a leave of abReg passed away peacefully on September made Saturday, April 28 at a Of note, the team that won With ouratrock pilot Larry Gogal, street of and community 18, the following people After dinner, the owner/operator the Costco inplace Kahului (kaaand lava from top to The “Today is the day the the Westray Mine offit, ...himself. in the Rough” mine project goal is toGogals foster aniversary wonderful to live, but Pali members work during the Checking out the trail on Sept.

Trail to us.

Itwe is flew arescue steep island before starting back and we have yetfamily to see ing the streets or beaches $ 15, 2018, with his by his side.

His banquet held in conjunction the local competition and will and wife Sandra, up have registered to run.

For the sence from the community’s presented Leone with a dozen The offi cial Hawaiwho-louie ...where see what I did bottom.

We hit summit that we remember all those names.

Explosion, 26 miners team; to ready forthe the event, of atrail woman’s for every five workers that die hike past year. named them and the thedevelopment internet afterwards, on up aHemountain filled down the same we’dit office a drop; weather hasthatian of Kihei (key-hi), everyfamilythe is comforted knowing he has with their annual local mine represent the Lalor Mine at acting CAO. Section 92 of the via the company’s Beaver and of mayor, Kim Stephen red roses and a Gogal Air wind alphabet consists of who went to work and never there), lost their inone a up prevent(1,600 feet 2.5 miles) underground welives ended at ina with they takeofover part in training mine team in Canada, only dies theirwill places work. was noted to berescue challenging power windmills, come up.platitudes Just before we (incumbent beennow wonderful.

SoNorma same joined his wife on their next one you mayor) pass nods and Manitoba Municipal Act alrescue event.

“To put the icing the provincial mine rescue touched down on Burntwood and Jodi suit.

With and apletters: fi ve vowels had the opportunity to return thirteen able underground explosion at from Aug. 19 to Sept.

1 at a in Seven two hours.

Some people Target, a Lowes, then a“IWaladvance and retain therecomskill America,” he observed. was situated wreaths were laid be- to and strenuous hike; adventure. is predeceased by his did, acake, young lady her between Lahaina as back home,Reg only getting and says(incumbent hello.

I was about 20service minutes later.

Brad thenecessary myboth dear oldindad competition in May atthinking Lac du lows any employee, except the councillor). preciation from parties, a Wilson eight consonants.

Most home,” Bateman began.

“We aand mine near Plymouth, Nova location. level to compete at shocked … itMarie is pretty scary to yet-to-be-disclosed fore the closed a on Mart before finally pulling continue on down thewith other mended for people in good parents Connie and Gordon Meneer his sister (Bob).

Reg (la-hien-a) and Ma’alaea 20s came up on us from the For sun when rain is forecast is followed in one of their chopit was because we were chief administrative officer, or the position of councillor, was present to witness this few photos were snapped, there Bonnet is captain Bob Forsyth, alsowillmeet here to talk Scotia.

ItCostco was marked with names start with a consonTheofteam ismountain, a and project initiinternational level, in what think that we are that far be-a side minute’s silence attendees into parking lot. the and an physical Hmmm, be remembered hisabout daughters Jeanthe Katchmar and her children, (ma-ah-lee-ah).

We generdidn’t other sidecondition. of the trail.

She the sight better than by getting pers, slinging a rebuilt following people have were blueberries and cake for unbelievable event,” she said.

Tyler Irving, Jenny Oleksuk, all from Canada, but then any employee of a regional mucurity a7those days a week injured seriously at work ceremony in New Glasgow, ant K,Quincy; Pfiinrst and HJeffseem toI ated by Beach traditionally a male-dominhind them workplace health retired toDenare the Snow Lake RoyIn–and this instalment, then hitchhike back toSastheir is Tim (Carrie)sun and is theirforecast. children Gracie, Thea and (Kaysi); good thing we didn’t read registered check it much, had parked car 2.5 ator to into be returned to itsother spot “This Sherri Hill,aloha Peter in nicipal body (e.g., a planning dessert and it her was tomiles say snow when experience istime only goBrandon vice-captain there isCook, the odd andMary those who died of illness Nova Scotia that Bateman atkatchewan’s Kari Lentowicz ated environment. and safety.” al Canadian Legion for coffee, be favourites, then they to mention hike than vehicle.

We power had a grid. bite to eat, goodbyes.

Anne (Garry) Miller and theirwanted children Marnie (Israel) andatheir that before we went. on thewith camp Once (incumbent), Shelly district, conservation district, We hopped back a couple we’d down theme other side the ipped fiasLike tness room us, Iof would imagine pack ing to take farther andof to a Roberts Jordan andmeasure. director thereGalloway for good adaughter result theirDiane work.” tended histhe capacity.

Bruce in an effort Ms. Brasch has been emPrior to laying of and snacks, andColey fellowship. theinand vowels in there Matea, (Nick), and Amber; Susan (Ian) Morris and theirWe my wife Iunion took in. congratulated ourselves on One final thing that there, we departed the plane Stringer, Bill Pleasance, Jaridtoo regional waste management into the Beaver and were back asked for directions at the trail, climbed to the top, and whole other level in my mine of operations Brian Shapka. the In fichildren rsthisthing anyone visNonetheless, it’s not address, Bateman He recounted talking to(Bev). daughraise theit,aprofile of women ployed with Hudbay at and the I wreaths, noted that to Finally, local woman will Rachel (Lucas), Ryan and Alex; asthrow well asBateman his Ray and inbrother the had odd extra making and took in the enjoy hiking and someboth my wife Leone ard onsite laundry and watched as Brad manMadina, and Andrew Smith. in Snow Lake before dusk.

A rescue career.”

They said they was heading down the side tough being a tourist ... in board, weed control district) iting Hawaii notices called attention tomissed the 25th anin industrythe and in mine rescue. the Steelworkers hadLahaina lost Reg will also be byare his cousin Garry (Jeanette) whosix trailhead. consonant forHenderson good measone recommend the panoramic beauty of feet the have noticed; when walkeuvered genset mere a.m. on with the 16, morning with people Ofday, note, thewonderful team thatup. won had hiked the 2.5 miles to fine we had just come We Ata 9:30 Nickel Belt News • www.thompsoncitizen.net Friday, March 2018 to apply for a leave of absence the street and community ator state filled tourists! niversary of the Westray were very special friendsMine in his life. project goal is be to placed, foster members at Ius. work the The ure.

ITrail found could tilities included Pali to It during isusually a steep island before starting back from where it was to of Sept. 17, the only folks who before the close of nominations in alocal serene and breathtakinging the streets orand beaches the competition will noted that her vehicle would the top of a mountain and names.

The offi cial HawaiEditor’s Note: This colExplosion, where 26 miners development of atrail woman’s past year. themfithe and the Reg was born in Carberry, Manitoba on September 6,named 1935. Given get the pronunciation hike upright aHemountain lled down the and same we’d represent while Larry manager filed papers were Penny in order to run in a municipal ly setting!

Oh,everyofbeautiful Kihei (key-hi), the Lalorside Mine at back down thecamp same route be on the other ofand the had ian of heifhad lostalphabet their lives inat aa young preventumn was intended for the underground mine rescue team their places of work. nickname Buzzconsists age, the great fortune to do many I sounded things out, but Anthony Lavallee guided it to Roberts (incumbent councilor), election. with power windmills, in come up.

Just before we did I mention the fishing was one you pass nods and ce@gmail.com the provincial mine rescue four hours. .. the adding trail when she arrived at the March 9 Nickel Beltkelly.bindle.mla.offi security 7things days a life. week thirteen letters: five able underground explosion at atthat News and retain skill Seven wreaths laid in his He vowels was never a loss for words andwere could tellthat abe- to advance doesn’t work all did, a young lady in her situated between Lahaina says hello.

I was thinking competition in May at Lac du Christmas came early the only to thing they’d bottom and offered to give but got lost in electronicConstituency Office: and eight consonants.

Most a mine Plymouth, Nova story near like the best of them.

He metwell the love hissounding life Norma Lamb in a that level necessary compete at fore theof service closed with when things equipped fitness room (la-hien-a) and Ma’alaea 20sdifferent came upis onwear us from the Bonnet it was because welooked were limbo somewhere between captain Forsyth, for the Medicine Surgery her a islift back.Bob She do someelementary school married in 1956.

Together they welcomed Scotia.

It was marked with aherout names start with a and consonan international level, in what minute’s silence and attendees Unit 3-40 Moak Crescent while asking for direc(ma-ah-lee-ah).

We didn’t othermore side substantial of the trail.than She Tyler Irving, Jenny allher from Canada, but “I’m then Maui and Manitoba, so Pediatric (MSP) Unit athethe thing His work him intomany directions until indaughters.

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No for one who is wise and knows March pack says, “The love of God they eventually allto of Ireland March 17,isseen 461 and was listen intently, which forWhen directions at will the trail, climbed to the top, and ofNonetheless, operations Brian Shapka.

BC, where they made many great asked friendships.

Norma passed Employees & Friends doit’s not too He recounted talking to daughployed with Hudbay at the Finally, a local woman throw in thegrew odd extra doubt you’ve heard itofbefore. to go to Jesus for strength and rate St. and and his fear in me was converted to Chrisburied at one the in 2011 he moved back home to Manitoba. trailhead.

They saidatthey heading down the side tough being a tourist ... in nating $4,650 raised their was It is true! churches We are made tothat live power and uses quiet discifor more good measople of consonant more and as did tianity after hearing Patmany hiked the 2.5party. miles to we had just come up.God We a state filled with tourists! annual This Reg and Norma lived a full andhad happy lifeChristmas and cherished their in community.

Even our pline. Be an active member of ure.

I found I could usually merica, the faith…”very Six years rick’s message. he had built in Ireland. is not by noted grandchildren much.

They were very involved indonation all of their that her vehicle would the top the of afirst mountain and Editor’s Note: This colis a community of persons – the community. Do your part. get the right pronunciation world later in a dream, was a As you celebrate grandchildren’s lives he andwas would back often travel across the western thisPatrick group.

Last year ahumdona- be down the same route on the side Spirit. ofSt. the umn was intended for the Don’t just stand back leaving Father, Sonother and Holy if I sounded things out, but provinces and the United attend graduations, recitals, and tion made contributed to the trail green, told to escape

by States go- toin ble, pious and gentle Patrick’s Day, bring four hours. .. adding whenborn she arrived atthe the March 9 Nickel Belteducentr.dumont@gmail.com News We were into a family all the work to others. Work on thatChristmas doesn’t work alland that sporting events.

Norma Reg loved to travel together and hadin many came early purchasing non-invasive r of the ing to the coast.

There man whose trust God bottom spirit of that the onlyofthing they’d andIreland’s offered to pagive but got lost in electronic – a miniature community, yourself so that you grow into well when sounding things memorable holidays.Surgery They went ondo lots of cruises, and he had for the Medicine thermometers anmany infant lift She praylooked different is and wear somewhere we back. first what a mature, contributing, posing pa- out he found sailors who should be an example for her trona saint to learned your limbo somewhere between while asking for direcstories to(MSP) tell aboutUnit their at tripthe to China.

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Commercial diver installs diffuser on new sewage treatment plant outflow pipe Work continues on Thompson’s new sewage treatment plant, with more masonry being completed and work being done on the outflow pipe into the Burntwood River.

A diver was on site last week to install a diffuser onto the pipe, through which treated water will flow from the plant out into the river. The diffuser will help distribute effluent to reduce the initial concentration of materials leaving the plant and keeping them at environmentally safe levels, the City of Thompson said on social media.

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Reporting to the Supervisor, Residential Programs, Residential Care Workers provide client and facility support.

These positions require a commitment to a client centred philosophy and approach to the development and support of AFM programs and client services.

The Residential Care Worker will demonstrate the following: • Ability to communicate respectfully and positively with clients and staff and presents self in an approachable and friendly manner.

• Demonstrates a genuine enthusiasm for client-centred care and demonstrates empathy and compassion.

• Exhibits the ability to respond to client requests in a responsible, timely and flexible manner.

• Demonstrates the ability to consider the needs of clients, other staff persons and the organization when making decisions within the role.

• Demonstrates enthusiasm for ongoing professional development activities, and engages in reciprocal learning experiences with colleagues and supervisors.

• Recognizes the importance of regular supervision meetings.

• Demonstrates active listening abilities, is coachable and responds positively to supervision.

• Demonstrates a strong commitment to personal and professional ethics, integrity and responsibility.

• Ability to manage own emotions and strong feelings; maintain a calm and tactful composure under a broad range of challenging circumstances; think clearly and stay focused under pressure.

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Responsibilities: • Provide support and be present where clients are.

• Respond warmly, politely and helpfully to everyone, including all visitors to the building.

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• Conduct facility orientations.

• Facilitation of educational sessions and client house meetings.

• Performing light housekeeping/maintenance.

• Building security duties.

• Coordination and distribution of client and program supplies.

• Copying program materials.

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• Fluency in English (French verbal and written an asset).

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ST. JAMES ANGLICAN 10 Caribou 677-4652 11 am Sundays ST. JOSEPH UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC 340 Juniper Drive 778-7547 ST. LAWRENCE ROMAN CATHOLIC Fr Shantha Gandamalla and Fr Guna Sekhar 114 Cree R. 677-0160 Sat. 6:30 pm & Sun. 10 am THOMPSON PENTECOSTAL Nickel Belt News Pastor photoDan byMurphy Ian Graham The Competencies for the Residential Care Worker opportunity are: Drayden Spence, right, seen here in a midget AA playoff game against the Norway House North Stars in Thompson Feb. Youth Pastor Colton Murphy • Adaptability/Flexibility Children’sLake PastorIslanders Karen O’Gilviein Client Centred 11,• continues toService have a hot hand for the Thompson King Miners, scoring a hat trick agains the Cross 126 Goldeye 677-3435 • Diversity and Cultural Cross Lake March 10 Responsiveness to give his team their only win thus far of the best-of-five playoff series between the squads that thompsonchurch.ca • Effective Communication resumes this weekend in Thompson.

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Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Centre. They will be responsible for ensuring the implementation of the policies, programs and priorities set by the Board. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the supervision of staff, maintenance of fiscal control, ensuring program targets are achieved, ensuring timely and complete applications for funding are completed, ensuring policy and procedural issues are addressed. They are the primary staff liaison with the community, other Centres, funders, and the Manitoba Association of Friendship Centres. This is a permanent full-time position, subject only the successful application for ongoing funding.

The Executive Director will have an appropriate combination of education and experience in the supervision of staff, preparation and over seeing of budgets, development of program criteria/objectives/assessment.

She/her will have a strong understanding of the issues confronting Urban Indigenous People. Must be able to work with limited supervision and be well organized. Strong communication and interpersonal skills are required for the position. The incumbent must have a proven record of success in building strategic partnerships.

Preference will be given to persons with some or all the following: • Previous experience with and understanding of the role of Friendship Centres and funding models; • Post secondary degree(s) in an appropriated discipline and/or combination of related experience and training with 3-5 years experience; • Demonstrated experience in rigorous and progressive program evaluation, and consistent quality of administration, finance, communications and fundraising systems; • Working knowledge and experience in addressing the unique issues confronting urban Indigenous people in The Pas and of the community structures and resources available; • Proven ability to conduct needs and capacity assessments and feasibility studies and write/submit successful proposals for funding; • Ability to mentor, guide, and strengthen high-performance teams; • Build connections and partnerships to establish relationships with the stakeholders at the grassroots level and with the community leaders; • Must have clear criminal, child abuse and vulnerable persons checks; • Applicants are invited to indicate if they are a person of Indigenous descent.

The current salary range (under review) is between $50,000.00 and $65,000.00 depending upon experience and qualifications and includes a full benefits package.

Apply in writing with a resume to: The Pas Friendship Centre ED Selection Committee Box 2638, The Pas, MB R9A 1M3 (marked confidential OR BY EMAIL TO: tpfc@mymts.net

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Friday, September 21, 2018

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Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Careers

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Louisiana Pacific Swan Valley

THE PAS FRIENDSHIP CENTRE INC. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY PARENT CHILD CENTRE COORDINATOR POSITION SUMMARY:

The Rehabilitation Worker is the primary staff person responsible for providing service to participants. Rehabilitation workers use the Psychiatric Rehabilitation approach as well as other relevant tools and methods of responding (ie: Stages of Change, Co-Occuring Disorder (COD) tools, Carkhuff, Motivational Interviewing) to assist participants to gain skills and resources that assist them to choose, get and keep meaningful roles related to living, working, learning and socializing.

The Parent Child Centre Coordinator, under the direction of the Executive Manager of the Pas Friendship Centre, is responsible for the development, organization, implementation and coordination of programs for children ages 6 to 11. The Parent Child Centre Coordinator is responsible for meeting the goals and objectives of the Parent/Child Centres mandate.

Skills and Qualifications • This position requires three years completed post secondary education at the undergraduate level in human service related disciplines such as Social Work, Psychology, Sociology or Education and two years of direct service experience in a community based organization or an appropriate equivalent combination of education and experience. • Must possess professional helping and teaching skills • Must possess organization and co-ordination skills • Must possess verbal and written communication skills • Must have a valid Manitoba driver’s licence • Knowledge and understanding of mental health, mental illness and community resources Knowledge and understanding of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, co-occuring disorders and Stages of Change • Must possess a certificate in a recognized First Aid and CPR training course or be willing to acquire within a specified period of time • Ability to function effectively as a member of an interdisciplinary mental health team • Knowledge of Microsoft Office and Windows applications • Must provide a recent Vulnerable Persons Criminal Records check • Knowledge of Aboriginal culture and ability to speak an Aboriginal language would be an asset.

Please send Resume with cover letter to: Paullette Simkins, Executive Director 43 Fox Bay Thompson, MB R8N 1E9 Email: director@cmhathompson.ca Fax: 204-677-5534

QUALIFICATIONS: • • • • • • • • • •

Early Childhood Education Diploma is an asset, Grade 12 minimum and/or a combination of education and related work experience Experience in project development, coordination and evaluation Strong interpersonal and oral and written communication skills Experience in program development and implementation Knowledgeable of Aboriginal culture and organizations Knowledge in computer applications Experience working with children between the ages of 6 – 11 Ability to develop cooperative relationships with other community organizations Ability to recognize the needs of the children Must submit to Criminal Records check and Child Abuse Registry

Applicants are asked to clearly describe in their resume or cover letter their experience and qualifications.

Deadline: Until position is filled Submit resume and cover letter to: Executive Manager The Pas Friendship Centre Inc. P.O. Box 2638 The Pas, Manitoba R9A 1M3 OR EMAIL: tpfcup@mymts.net

PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

AWASIS AGENCY OF NORTHERN MANITOBA

AWASIS AGENCY OF NORTHERN MANITOBA

LOCATION: WAR LAKE SUB-OFFICE ILFORD, MB

OFFICE: SHAMATTAWA SUB-OFFICE LOCATION: THOMPSON, MB

Position: Family Enhancement Worker

One (1) Full-Time Permanent Position

Under the direction of the Foster Care Supervisor the Regional Foster Care Resource Worker will perform a full range of foster care activities for Awasis Agency of Northern Manitoba; this includes recruitment, home assessments, orientation, training, foster home licensing, places of safety and support services to foster homes and foster parents. The Regional Foster Care Resource Worker provides temporary and long term placements for children as directed by the Child and Family Services Act and the Program Standards Manual. The Regional Foster Care Resource Worker will also ensure that services are being delivered in accordance with the policies, procedures and specific directives of Awasis Agency.

Summary of Position: Under the direct supervision of the Family Enhancement Supervisor, the Family Enhancement Worker will be responsible for providing supports to families in crisis, in order to address risk and strengthen family functioning. The Family Enhancement Worker undertakes thorough assessments and comprehensive planning with families, and follows a solution focused, strength based approach to making change. The Family Enhancement Worker will utilize services, develop service plans, coordinate the services needed and arrange connections to community resources. The Family Enhancement Worker will ensure that services are being delivered in accordance with provincial legislation and standards and that all programs and services are also in accordance with the policies, procedures and specific directions/directives of Awasis Agency.

Qualifications: ¡ BSW Degree preferred with experience in child welfare or combination of education and experience in a related field ¡ Knowledge of CFS legislation, issues and standards ¡ Excellent assessment, interviewing, and counselling skills ¡ Excellent written and oral communication skills ¡ Good organizational, time management and prioritizing skills ¡ Demonstrated ability to prioritize workloads and meet deadlines ¡ Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook ¡ Must be self-motivated with the ability to work independently as well as a team setting ¡ Enrolled or interest in the BSW program is ideal ¡ Sensitivity to and an understanding of First Nations culture and values ¡ Ability to speak the Cree language would be considered an asset

Qualifications: ¡ Knowledge of CFS legislation, issues and standards ¡ Excellent assessment, interviewing, and counselling skills ¡ Excellent written and oral communication skills ¡ Good organizational, time management and prioritizing skills ¡ Demonstrated ability to prioritize workloads and meet deadlines ¡ Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook ¡ Must be self-motivated with the ability to work independently as well as a team setting ¡ BSW Degree preferred with experience in child welfare or combination of education and experience in a related field ¡ Enrolled or interest in the BSW program is ideal ¡ Sensitivity to and understanding of First Nations culture and values ¡ Ability to speak the Cree language would be considered an asset

Working Conditions: ¡ Must be able to work in a fast paced environment ¡ Must demonstrate a strong work ethic and be reliable ¡ Must adhere to confidentiality when working with sensitive information ¡ Must be able to travel ¡ Must have satisfactory Prior Contact, Child Abuse Registry Check, Criminal Record Check and Driver’s Abstract ¡ Must possess a valid driver’s license and have access to a vehicle

Working Conditions: ¡ Must be able to work in a fast paced environment ¡ Must demonstrate a strong work ethic and be reliable ¡ Must adhere to confidentiality when working with sensitive information ¡ Must be willing to travel ¡ Must have satisfactory Prior Contact, Child Abuse Registry Check, Criminal Record Check and Driver’s Abstract ¡ Must possess a valid driver’s license and have access to a vehicle

Salary:

Salary:

Position: Regional Foster Care Resource Worker

One (1) Full-Time Permanent Position

Awasis Agency offers a competitive salary and employee benefit package. Salary will commensurate with education and experience

CREE General NATION CHILD & FAMILY CARING AGENCY Labourers

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Psychosocial Rehabilitation Worker

Salary Range: $24.00 to $28.00 per hour Term Position Available (Term will end on May 9, 2019)

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Awasis Agency offers a competitive salary and employee benefit package. Salary will commensurate with education and experience.

Closing Date: Friday, September 28, 2018

Closing Date: Friday, September 28, 2018

Awasis Agency provides service to Indigenous children and families, therefore preference will be given to Indigenous applicants.

Individuals interested in this challenging opportunity please reference Competition Number 2018-042 on your resume/cover letter in confidence to: Human Resources Department Awasis Agency of Northern Manitoba Competition #2018-042 701 Thompson Drive, Thompson, MB R8N 2A2 Fax: 204-778-8428 Email: hr@awasisagency.ca We thank all applicants who apply, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted

Awasis Agency provides service to Indigenous children and families, therefore preference will be given to Indigenous applicants.

Individuals interested in this challenging opportunity please reference Competition Number 2018-029R on your resume/cover letter in confidence to: Human Resources Department Awasis Agency of Northern Manitoba Competition #2018-029R 201-274 Smith Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1K1 Fax: 204-987-9489 Email: hr@awasisagency.ca We thank all applicants who apply, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted

Louisiana-Pacific, Employer of Choice, a leader in the forest products industry – PERMANENT PART-TIME known for the development of innovative, affordable, environmentally POSITION friendly building products and for excellence in Safety and Quality is currently Lynn Lake Office seeking Labourers at our Swan Valley SmartSideŽ, Swan Valley, Minitonas operation.

Cree Nation Child & Family Caring Agency is situated on Opaskwayak Qualifi cations: Cree Nation and is responsible for administering and providing Th e successful possess the following for the deliverycandidate of Child must and Family Services.

Under a provincial qualifi cations; mandate, the Agency services the Swampy Cree communities, as well Flinwritten Flon, Thompson, River, Winnipeg and Lynn Lake/ • as Good and verbalSwan communication skills Marcel Colomb First • Physically fit toNation. perform all duties • Ability to multitask and problem solve Cree Nation Child & Family Caring Agency is dedicated to providing • Ability to operate equipment as required comprehensive CFS Services that are community-based and incorporate • Computer literacy will be considered an asset both protection and prevention service. Our agency strives to • Valid driver’s license maintain family unity. • Shiftwork POSITION SUMMARY: Th e successful candidates will join a dynamic team in providing Located to at the Lakelocated Sub-Office, under the supervision of the Unit support theLynn facility in the beautiful Swan River Valley Supervisor, the Administrative Assistant serves as the first point of as it embarks on a new and exciting journey of producing siding contact for Agency clients, guests, visitors or others. The Administrative for a growing market.

Assistant serves to receive and direct people, correspondence and Louisiana-Pacifi offers a competitive wage and benefi t package in contact/calls tocthe appropriate Agency personnel or department. accordance with theAssistant Collective Bargaining Agreement.

The Administrative provides a professional andLouisianapleasant Pacifi is entry an equal opportunity employer. pointcof for the Agency and will maintain strict confidentiality We thank allall applicants, however, only those selected for in performing duties. interviews will be contacted. Candidates will be subject RESPONSIBILITIES: to successful completion of comprehensive background § Types, edits, formats and transcribes reports, forms, correspondence, screening and health checks. files, recordings, minutes, case planning notes and other material as Please forward your cover letter and resumeroutine to: correspondence assigned by the Unit Supervisor.

Composes Lorraine Schneider and maintains templates.

Resource Generalist I § Prepares dailyHuman and monthly unit statistics.

Louisiana-Pacifi c Canada Ltd. calls and takes assesses, transfers telephone § Receives, screens, P.O. Box 189, Minitonas, MB R0L 1G0 messages.

Phone: (204) 2104monitors, Fax: (866) 678-5969 § Maintains daily525-2479 attendanceExt. records, records, and relays e-mail : lorraine.schneider@lpcorp.com information regarding staff whereabouts.

§ Orders supplies for unit and assists with photocopying, faxing and other administrative duties as assigned. § Manages incoming and outgoing mail. § Provides information about administrative procedures for all unit staff. § Coordinates meetings and meeting spaces and makes travel arrangements. Takes minutes at the monthly Local Child Care t $PNQFUJUJWF 4BMBSJFT t 3FMPDBUJPO "TTJTUBODF Committee meetings or other meetings as required. t $POUJOVJOH &EVDBUJPO t 3FNPUFOFTT "MMPXBODF t &YDFMMFOU #FOFÜUT § Enters information on CFSIS § Monitors and operates office equipment >Dental Assistant § Provides support to other administrative staff as needed.

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multi-disciplinary team personnel in performing a variety of patient care EDUCATION AND TRAINING activities and related non-professional services necessary in caring for the § Post Secondary Diploma equivalent personal needs and comfort of theorpatient.

This is an integrated position that § Ability to converse in of Cree (preferred) includes coordination and fluently scheduling dental procedures for the Operating Room (OR). This will require expertise in developing and maintaining excellent KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE working relationships with a broad range of individuals and organizations. The OR Dental function within the applications provisions of the Vision, Mission, § AbilityAssistant to use awill variety of computer such as Microsoft Values, policies andOutlook, procedures of the Northern Region (NHR) and Word, Excel, PowerPoint andHealth database systems will incorporate NHR core competencies into working practice (Customer/ to deal effectively with a variety ofAwareness, visitors and circumstances § Ability Client Focused, Initiative & Pro-activity, Diversity Teamwork, and § Knowledge of customer service (preferred) Collaboration, Development of Self and Others, and Adaptability).

§ Good organizational skills and working knowledge of office and

The incumbent must fulfill the requirements of the Criminal Records/Vulnerable administrative procedures related equipment (preferred) Person, Child Abuse Registry check and and Adult Abuse Registry check, and adhere oral and effective to§ allExcellent Northern Health Region policiescommunication and procedures. skills (preferred) Qualifications: CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT t Grade 12 education or equivalent Must pass a criminalofrecords check, childAssistant abuse registry and t § Successful completion a recognized Dental Programcheck required prior contact check. registration with Manitoba Dental Association t § Current active practicing t § Excellent of Windows basedcase. programs (Microsoft Word, Excel, Cannot knowledge be active on a protection Outlook, and Internet) § Must maintain absolute confidentiality in accordance with agency t Minimum three (3) years’ experience as a Dental Assistant required requirements. t Previous experience working with Pediatric cases preferred t § Ability to speak Cree an May be assigned to asset provide coverage or support for other office

locations from time to time and as required. § Other duties related to the position may be assigned.

For complete list of qualifications please visit our website www.nrha.ca.

Please submit resume by February 2, 2018 to: Deadline: September 26, 2018 @ 4:00 pm Lori Rasmussen, Recruitment Officer 867 Thompson South SUBMIT COVERDrive LETTER & RESUME ALONG WITH THREE (3) REFERENCES Thompson, MB R8N 1Z4 MARKED “PERSONAL & CONFIDENTIAL� TO: Fax: (204) 778-1477 Human Resources Manager Email: recruiteast@nrha.ca Cree Nation Child & Family Caring Agency $BMM VT UPEBZ -PDBM PS 5PMM 'SFF

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Friday, September 21, 2018

Slovakian student spending senior year at RDPC thanks to Rotary exchange program

BY KYLE DARBYSON

KYLE@THOMPSONCITIZEN.NET

While the back-toschool season is rough for a lot of students, Dominika Mendelova might have a more difficult transition than a lot of her peers, since she is over 7,000 kilometres away from home.

The 17-year-old hails from Martin, Slovakia and will be attending R.D. Parker Collegiate throughout the next 10 months as part of the Rotary Club of Thompson’s student exchange program.

Mendelova is taking the place of RDPC graduate Anthony Hanson, who is in the middle of his own year-long exchange in Norway.

Even though Mendelova wasn’t given a choice of where she would end up in North America, the Grade 12 student still hoped she would be placed in Can-

ada as opposed to the United States.

“The USA has all those guns and the shootings which makes you not want to go there,” she said.

After arriving in mid-August, Mendelova has been slowly adjusting to life in Thompson, and recently told the Nickel Belt News that she’s already noticed a distinct difference in the way people behave compared to back home.

“People are more open-minded here,” she said on Sept. 14. “People in Slovakia usually mind their own business. They don’t really care about other people and so far the people I’ve met here they are super nice and polite.“ In this spirit, Mendelova has already joined the high school activist group Hands, Hearts, and Hope (H3), an organization that is known for

PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY AWASIS AGENCY OF NORTHERN MANITOBA LOCATION: MANTO SIPI SUB-OFFICE GOD’S RIVER, MB

Thompson Citizen photo by Kyle Darbyson Dominika Mendelova hails from Martin, Slovakia and will be attending R.D. Parker Collegiate for the next 10 months thanks to the Rotary Club of Thompson’s student exchange program.

collecting supplies for the food bank and spearheading initiatives like a free lunch program for their fellow students.

Mendelova also said that the school curriculum in Manitoba is a

lot less rigid compared to what she is used to, which has allowed her to pursue topics like psychology that normally get pushed to the side in Slovakia.

“Even though I know I

don’t want to do anything in the future with chemistry I have to take this class for seven years,” she said, describing her curriculum back home.

While Mendelova won’t officially gradu-

Position: Child & Family Services Worker

One (1) Full-Time Permanent Position Reporting to a Unit Supervisor the Child & Family Services Worker is responsible to implement the policies, procedures and specific directions/directives of Awasis Agency of Northern Manitoba when working with families and children in the field of child protection. The duties would include managing a case load, conducting interviews and assessments, compiling case particulars for Court, investigating/ follow up on allegations of child protection issues, maintaining regular visits, ensuring accurate and timely documentation, developing long/ short term case plans, developing/facilitating workshops, community education and networking with collateral resources/services.

Qualifications: · Bachelor of Social Work Degree with experience in child welfare preferred or an equivalent combination of experience and training may be considered · Strong commitment to community based service delivery · Knowledge of CFS legislation, standards and issues · Knowledge of Child & Family Services Information System (CFSIS) · Excellent assessment, interviewing, and counselling skills · Excellent written and verbal communication skills · Good organizational and time management skills · Demonstrated ability to prioritize workloads and meet deadlines · Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook · Must be self-motivated with the ability to work independently as well as a team setting · Sensitivity to and an understanding of First Nations culture and values · Ability to speak and/or understand the Cree and/or Dene language would be an asset Working Conditions: · Must be able to work in a fast paced environment · Must demonstrate a strong work ethic and be reliable · Must adhere to confidentiality when working with sensitive information · Must be willing to travel · Must have satisfactory Prior Contact, Child Abuse Registry Check, Criminal Record Check and Driver’s Abstract · Must possess a valid driver’s license and have access to a vehicle Salary:

Awasis Agency offers a competitive salary and employee benefit package. Salary will commensurate with education and experience

Closing Date: Monday, October 1, 2018 Awasis Agency provides service to Indigenous children and families, therefore preference will be given to Indigenous applicants.

Individuals interested in this challenging opportunity please reference Competition Number 2018-020RR on your resume/cover letter in confidence to: Human Resources Department Awasis Agency of Northern Manitoba Competition #2018-020RR 274 Smith Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1K1 Fax: 204-987-9489 Email: hr@awasisagency.ca We thank all applicants who apply, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted

Vale Open House 2:00 – 8:00 p.m.

Wednesday October 3, 2018 At Vale, we are what we do, and our mission is to transform natural resources into prosperity and sustainable development. Vale is proud to report the accomplishments of our industry-leading Manitoba Operations to the community at its annual open house.

Join us 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. Wednesday October 3 at the Heritage North Museum. There will be free admission to the museum and bus tours of the decommissioned Smelter, Refinery and the new Concentrate LoadOut Facility. This will be the last time that public tours are offered at the Smelter and Refinery.

We will be launching our 2017/2018 Annual Update on Manitoba Operations which includes environmental monitoring, exploration, tailings management, SafeProduction and community investment.

There will be kid’s activities, prizes and an opportunity to provide feedback and suggestions. Space is limited for the plant tours, call Tara Ritchie at 204 778 2094 or email valeevents@vale.com to register in advance.

ate until she is 20 years old, since high school in Slovakia can extend to Grade 15, she’s already thinking about incorporating the program’s emphasis on travel and cultural exchange into her post-secondary career.

“I would like to do something with diplomacy. I would like to work in an embassy in some other country,” she said. “The good thing is that when you work at an embassy every four years you move to some different country … but that’s a long time. I still have three years to decide where I actually want to go.”

Over the rest of the school year, Mendelova said she wants to take everything slow, since Northern Manitoba is still relatively new to her.

However, according to Rotary Club of Thompson president Cristin Smook, the best way to move forward for any exchange student is to embrace every new opportunity that presents itself.

“I was an exchange student in the same program as them when I was 18, so my advice to them would be to do as much as they possibly can,” she said.

“I still to this day will tell people that it’s one of the best things I ever decided to do.”

As part of this program, Mendelova will be making a presentation to the Rotary Club of Thompson sometime before Christmas in order to tell its members all about her experience up to that point.