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Council takes Canada Goose CEO teams up Former grand chief with UCN to Book aMKO way to preserve and pass on first step towards donates $1 million towards Development create Indigenous Community Centre memories of growing up in Churchill reducing their polar bear conservation facility

“But we want to build a centre that will honour their place in the community and also help them After Bears deciding against seeking Bears International board Polar International “Over the least decade of ing them build a muchfind a way to stay.” re-election as the chiefmember of (PBI) received a $1grand million and a former working with PBI, I have needed facility which will North is no stranger to leading Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimadonation towards the con- chairman of that board seen firsthand the passion serve as a launch site for these kindsour of size, initiatives, BY IAN GRAHAM that’s we havehavthe kanak (MKO) back in the spring struction of a new facility from 2008 to 2017, and energy that the team PBI’s research and educaing overseen thesaid. development most,” she in order to take a runtheir at becomin Churchill during pledged the money, which puts into their important tional activities on polar EDITOR@THOMPSONCITIZEN.NET of MKO’s economic said action that plan Council approved first Matechuk ing grand of the Polar Bearchief Affair galaAssembly in represents about half of research and efforts to bear habitat conservation during her tenure as grand chief reading of a bylaw to resince the need to cut costs of First Nations, Shelia North is Toronto Feb. 27. the money the organ- ensure polar bears have around the world.” from 2015 to 2018. is partly due to the new, spearheading new project ization for Dani Reiss,a president hopes to raise for a future,” said Reiss in a The proposed Polar duce the number of counNorth, from Bunibonibee cillors from eight to six at lower grant-in-lieu (GIL) University College of the North and CEO of Canada Goose, Polar Bears International press release. “It is a priv- Bears International House, Cree Nation at Oxford House, their Feb. 26 meeting by a that Vale Manitoba Oper(UCN). ilege to be a part of help- construction of which is as well as a current Polar House. has plenty experience workationsof pays the city instead North will be taking the lead expected to begin at the vote of 6-3, with counciling through thesetaxes, communities’ of property the counin creating a new Centre for Instart of the 2018 polar bear lors Ron Matechuk, Dunsocialcillors and cultural needs, asthat one who negotiated digenous Community Developseason, will be built on do- can Wong and Judy Kolada of her passion projects is raisopposed. agreement could make it ment, which aims to provide nated land on Churchill’s ing awareness of council missingtoand Before the reduction possible for go First Nations with resources main street and designed murdered Indigenous women through a trial period with for economic, cultural and soto be energy efficient and becomes reality, however, and girls. the bylaw must be the fewer members. cial development through the ecologically sound. It will excited to becouncillors a part of the three school’s Thompson and The Pas serve as a site to educate subject of a public hear-“I’m “If this [centre] because it’s a new ing, currently scheduled that negotiated the GIL, this campuses. visitors to Churchill about way to give back to the north, for March 12, and then miserable, this very poor “This centre will be a cornerpolar bears, climate change whichGIL, I love and to is where were do theI come honstone of UCN’s focus to provide and the urgent need to take receive second and third from,” she said. reading,ofwhich are tentaourable thing“I’m and always resign relevant, responsive, education BeltasNews photo courtesy Sheila North action, Nickel as well provide tryingfrom to find ways that can tively slated to occur March council, we we would and training that meets the needs Sheila North, who served as the grand chief of Manitoba broadcast for Keewatinowifacilities Okimakanak from 2015 to 2018, is leadadvance services and programs 12 and March 26 respecthave a couple of weeks to of northern people and communmedia, support polar bear Development. and people in our north,we because ively. City manager Gary find out whether want ities,” said UCN president Doug ing the development of University College of the North’s new Centre for Indigenous Community

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research and outreach efthere’stosuch hugeallpotential proceed the wayand to forts, and assist visiting Ceppetelli says the bylaw need to do that.” must be passed 180 days third reading on this,” said project still need to be ironed out, ing sure that economic opportunprograms that take them away scientists, educators and also said who they should be prior to theand election Matechuk, repeated North told the Nickel Belt News ities stay within other these guests northernwhose from the community take dateNorth work able to finalize a development of Oct. 24.

If it is, the next comments made Feb. 12 that a big part of this centre will communities. and support are critical their talents away to other areas to next six months. election could be a bit plan of within when the council voted 5-2 involve job training and mak“Too many times build and other regions,” said North. polarwe bear conservation. a case of musical chairs, to amend the Thompson The facility will include a workspace, bunkhouse, with the eight incumbent Charter Act, which stipukitchen and storage space councillors, assuming all of lates that council should them decide to run again, have eight councillors and for equipment.

“This is the single lar- competing for only six a mayor, to the effect that gest donation PBI has available spots, along with reducing the number of council positions would received and it is an all the other candidates.

Eliminating two council prevent “new blood” from amazing commitment to helping secure the polar positions would save just coming into council.

Deputy mayor Colleen bear’s future,” said PBI under $20,000 in salaries and perhaps about Smook said that isn’t neexecutive director Krista Nickel Belt News photo by Ian Graham Wright. “We’re humbled $5,500 to $16,400 in cessarily true as she and Addictions Foundation of Manitoba northern director Gisele deMeulles has written a book about her experiences growing up, mostly in Churchill. by this generous gift and travel expenses, based Valentino were among the on the spent on top threegrams vote-getters in 32-year-old Winnipeg manamounts was arrested Sept. with of cocaine,

BY IAN GRAHAM For201 all the harsh weather to write things that you have ‘Oh, I’m just as bad, right?’ extremely was not aAgrateful.” very safe thing swallow when people say 132014 travel by the two lowestdespite having not drug paraphernalia and cash at a hotel on Caribous Road in Thompson, RCMP say.

EDITOR@THOMPSONCITIZEN.NET to figure out. It’s pretty clear I have all these stories and to do but I jumped at it. I spending that Churchill residents and the dangers of polar councillors and Thompson been onRCMP council before, Jeffrey Richard Langenau was arrested when executed Though she’s now written when I get through.”

I need to capture them for Erica thought was exciting should just fi nd somewhere bears, deMeulles said if ita andthat Dani Reiss do- the two highest spending while Coun.

Pennyfor Byer search warrant at the hotel and is charged with possession of cocaine the a book about her experienDeMeulles said she wrote my grandchildren really nated until the plane landed and in easier toscal live.year 2016. had fresh been viable she would $1 million thepossession fi said don’t purpose oftowards trafficking and of property obtained byfaces crime.

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by Coun. inof what a council is do. tory, this stuff that’s in my stories and they would go, hard times facing Churchill I thinkValentino. we would scream able I really miss Hudson in Thompson Sept.

Nickel Belt News13. Kathy to do andthe accomplish “In my youth I never head, it’s going to be gone ‘That’s not true, is it?’ I’d go, since the Hudson Bay Rail- about thatyou so why they Bay,” she says.

“When I go Nickeldepending Belt News courtesy of RCMP “When lookdon’t at every on what the obphoto courtesy of felt good at writing,” she if I don’t write it down,” she ‘Yeah it’s true.’ They’d go, way suspended operations other have the option to do that? back home, standing on the city or municipality Continued on Page 3 Polar Bears International said. “But when I moved said. “My kids are 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 to Thompson to get 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 the school of social work, and it’s something I’ve al- old.’ I was like, ‘No, actually thriving large community in a political game and that’s incredible sense. You feel so at that point I had to write ways wanted my 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.”

WE SELL for university and realized, do. My mom’s an elder and 27,’ and they went ‘What?’” to such a small population think the people of ChurchNow that she’s got • HOUSEWARE • ELECTRONICS ‘Holy, I’m not bad at this, she’s an artist, she’s got so under her belt, Looking back, some of now,” deMeulles says. ill really want to thrive. one book HELIUM • TOYSThough she’s not there • FRAMES right?’ I certainly developed many wonderful stories be- those experiences are things They’ve built their worlds deMeulles says she may try BALLOONS! a lot of skill in university cause she always tells her she might not do again. any longer, her parents there. How would we feel to produce another.

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Lauvstad. “Sheila’s experience and dedication to Indigenous communities will help to ensure the centre’s early success.”

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200 grams of cocaine seized in Sept. 13 hotel room raid in Thompson

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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS THOMPSON REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY, BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Friday, September 28, 2018

Mayoral candidate Ryan Brady says he is withdrawing from the election due to reaction to his racist online comments from 2009 But municipal election law says deadline for withdrawal from this year’s election was Sept. 19

Requests applications from interested individuals with experience, knowledge and capacity in such disciplines as air transportation, aviation, business finance, engineering or other experience which will assist in the management of the affairs of the Corporation as an on-going, viable, commercial enterprise.

For further information on the role of the Board of Directors please contact: Curtis Ross CEO/President at 677-0723.

Please send a letter of application to Thompson Airport Authority Email: Jaclyn.Cook@fly-yth.ca Fax: 204-778-6477 Submission deadline is October 12, 2018

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For further information or to RSVP, please contact Ms. Jaclyn Cook at 204-677-0720 or via e-mail at: Jaclyn.Cook@fly-yth.ca

BY IAN GRAHAM

EDITOR@THOMPSONCITIZEN.NET

Thompson mayoral candidate Ryan Brady, whose racist comments on the white supremacist website Stormfront from 2009 and 2010 resurfaced after being posted on Facebook group Thompson Talk a few days ago, said on Facebook Sept. 25 that he is withdrawing from the race, though candidates in Manitoba municipal elections can’t withdraw more than 24 hours after the nomination period closes, which was a week ago.

“Withdrawing,” Brady wrote on Facebook Sept.

25. “Thank you for all of your support, and understanding. My family is incredibly affected by this news, and by people’s reactions to this matter.

I hate to withdraw, but I am doing what is asked of me by my wife and by others. Sorry, I just wanted to do great things for my community and everyone in it. I guess people don’t want these issues worked on, or repaired.

I’ll still be working with the indigenous community and others, to show my

views have changed. But enough is enough, fighting hate with hate isn’t progression.”

The Manitoba municipal election officials guide says, “A candidate may, up until 24 hours after the nomination period ends, withdraw his/ her nomination papers (35 days before Election Day). A candidate cannot withdraw after the 24 hour period.”

That announcement came a day after Brady posted an apology for his comments from nearly nine years ago.

“I apologize for the words that I have said 10 years ago, and the hurt it is causing today to my friends, to my family, to the members of my community and to everyone, everywhere it may have affected directly or indirectly. One thing I will not apologize for, is the mistakes that I have made regarding my racist postings 10 years past. It has helped shaped me into the person that I am, and grow as a better human being. By teaching me, to be more compassionate,

understanding and caring; towards everyone, from every walk of life. I think that my actions the last 10 years have shown that, but I have a long journey to go, to make amends with all those I have hurt. And the fact that I’m willing to work with the groups of people I wrongly labeled and judged. I have much to learn, for me to become a less ignorant person. I am willing to put in the effort and work, to learn all I can; so that I may be a better man today, than I was yesterday. I have reached out to indigenous members of my community, surrounding communities and even distant communities in our province to work together on the issues that are plaguing our communities and abroad. I hope that people will read this, and decide to open up more discussion. I do not expect forgiveness or sympathy. But I hope to earn your respect in time, as my actions are shown that I am doing what I can to better myself as a human being.”

Brady told the Nickel

Belt News in a Sept 23 interview that the comments he posted on Stormfront in 2009, which were first published at http:// anti-racistcanada.blogspot.com in a 2009 article about a group called Winnipeg White Pride Warriors, were “trolling.” He told CBC in an interview that following day, “I didn’t believe in all of that stuff that I said on Stormfront, but I did believe in some of it, but that isn’t the person I am today.” He said his comments from 2009 were disgusting and wrong and that they do not reflect who he is.

He said in both interviews that he hadn’t posted any racist comments online since 2010 when he posted his last comment on Stormfront. On Sept. 25, a screenshot of a comment that appears to have been posted by Brady seven years ago, which makes references to “towelbans” and says somebody should just wipe the Middle East off the world with nuclear weapons, was posted on the Chat It Up Thompson Facebook group.

Independent Investigations Unit, Ontario Provincial Police investigating historical sexual assault allegations against RCMP, Manitoba Hydro employees in Gillam Historical sexual assault allegations against RCMP officers and Manitoba Hydro employees and contractors in the Gillam area during construction of hydroelectric dams are being investigated by the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the Independent Investigations Unit (IIU) of Manitoba.

Criminal allegations involving RCMP officers in the Gillam area will be investigated by the IIU, the police watchdog agency that investigates serious incidents involving on- and off-duty police in Manitoba.

The allegations came to light when the Manitoba Clean Environment Commission published a report on the Regional Cumulative Effects Assessment conducted by Manitoba and Manitoba Hydro for the Nelson, Burntwood, and Churchill river system.

The commission heard allegations of sexual assault dating back to the 1960s from members of Fox Lake Cree Nation during public hearings as part of the assessment process.

“Although these incidents are not subject to mandatory investigations under the Police Services Act, the civilian director has deemed it to

be in the public interest for the IIU to investigate.” said an IIU news release. “In accordance with its mandate, the IIU investigation will focus on the actions of RCMP officers. Witnesses or other individuals who have information that may assist this investigation are asked to contact the IIU toll free at 1-844-667-6060.”

RCMP said they will continue to investigate all ongoing and new investigations of sexual assault and other criminal matters in Gillam and the surrounding area.

Historical criminal allegations against Manitoba Hydro employees or contractors will be investigated by the OPP. “This was required as there were criminal allegations where both Manitoba Hydro employees and RCMP members may have been present,” said a Manitoba RCMP news release. “Determining the scope of the investigation will be the responsibility of the respective investigative agencies. Any new reports made to the RCMP that may fall within the mandate of either the IIU and OPP investigations will be referred as required.”

York Factory First Nation

Chief Leroy Constant said Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister should order an inquiry into the Crown corporation Manitoba Hydro at a press conference in Winnipeg Sept. 7.

“They need to acknowledge the collective and individual trauma that has been occurring through northern hydroelectric development in the province,” he was quoted as saying by the Canadian Press.

Manitoba Keewatinook Okimakanak (MKO) Grand Chief Garrison Settee supported Constant’s demand in a Sept. 14 statement.

“MKO supports the York Factory First Nation in the call for a commission of inquiry into the acts of racism, harassment, discrimination and sexual violence experienced by Indigenous Peoples in northern hydroelectric development in Manitoba,” Settee said. “MKO welcomes the Independent Investigation Unit and Ontario Provincial Police’s efforts in conducting the investigation into historical criminal allegations raised during the Clean Environment Commission report and the ‘Review of the Regional Cumulative Effects Assessment’ report.”

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NDP says privatizing air ambulance services could put patients at risk Privately operated air ambulance flights outnumbered government-run ones five to one in 2016-17

Thompson citizen photo courtesy of Thompson Professional Firefighters Association An emergency landing by a medevac flight at the Thompson airport Sept. 9 shows that privatizing more provincial government air services is risky, says the Manitoba NDP.

BY IAN GRAHAM

EDITOR@THOMPSONCITIZEN.NET

Manitoba’s NDP party says a recent emergency landing by a medevac plane at the Thompson airport shows that the provincial government’s plan to seek bids from private companies to take over some of its flight services could put users at risk.

“The footage of this plane’s landing is harrowing to watch, especially when we remember this plane could be transporting a patient in critical condition,” said Manitoba NDP leader Wab Kinew after obtaining a video of the landing, which was the result of landing gear failing to lock and collapsing when the plane returned to land at the airport a few minutes after it had taken off bound for Island Lake “Lifeflight delivers essential health care services for our most vulnerable. Under a publicly owned structure there is no incentive to fly for profit or reward and there is less risk to patients. Pallister needs to stop privatizing Lifeflight and cancel the RFP (request for proposals) today.”

The Manitoba government announced July 26 that it had issued an RFP to provide air services to the government to see if these services can be provided more cost effectively or with a higher level of service.

“Our government’s top priority is ensuring that safety and service standards remain high, and that these vital services are always available when Manitobans need them. If the RFP does not result in an outcome that is at least as safe and efficient as the current delivery model, we will not proceed,” said Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler in a July news release, noting that virtually all of Manitoba’s air ambulance services and more than half of its overall air service needs are provided privately already. “None of those private services were ever tendered, nor do we do have

binding service contracts.

There is no guarantee of available aircraft, no service standards and insufficient safety requirements. That’s why it is often a challenge to provide air ambulance service to communities who need it most.”

In 2016-17, the most recent year with complete data, privately operated air ambulances transported 6,575 patients, while publicly operated air ambulances including helicopters, the Southern Air Ambulance program and Lifeflight, transported a total of 1,331, about 20 per cent as many.

The NDP says that a recently released report on the plan to privatize more air services showed that the Transportation Safety Board of Canada has investigated nearly 30 incidents involving private carriers that resulted in 23 fatalities and 33 serious injuries since 1994. In the same period, they said, there was only one investigation into a government-operated flight back in 1999, and that it had been due to an error by air traffic controllers.

The landing gear on a SkyNorth Air medevac plane collapsed when it touched down at the Thompson airport in the early hours of Sept. 9, causing significant damage to the aircraft’s fuel system. Thompson Fire & Emergency Services (TFES) personnel attended the scene to chase the airplane down the runway to ensure the safety of the crew as the plane was evacuated and to apply extinguishing agents to suppress fuel vapours.

Two pilots and a nurse were on board the plane at the time of the landing. The plane had left Thompson airport bound for Island Lake shortly before and the pilots had been unable to get the landing gear locked. They circled the airport for a while before coming in for the landing.

The NDP says SkyNorth is one of 12 private companies that bid on the province’s RFP for Lifeflight services,

which closed Sept. 23.

“When you look at some of the landing strips these medevac planes have to land in and take off from and the conditions, it may not be ideal weather conditions,” said Flin Flon NDP MLA Tom Lindsey. “I think you want the absolute best trained, most qualified people flying those planes and the best medical staff possible on those planes.

Somebody flying out on a Lifeflight medical evacuation, it’s not just because.

It’s because there’s a serious condition that requires they get medical care that’s not available in the northern communities. They need to get there and they need to get there now.”

The NDP says the Lifeflight RFP has provisions that would allow flight crews not to meet minimum safety requirements and to use unpressurized aircraft.

St. Boniface MLA and Manitoba Liberal party leader Dougald Lamont said in July that providing air ambulance services privately would prevent jets from flying into some northern communities because their airports have gravel runways.

“The Pallister government’s plan to privatize air ambulances means the best planes for the job can’t even land in 23 of the communities they are supposed to serve,” said Lamont.

“With this government everything is about for-profit and things like Lifeflight, like medical evacuations, water bombers, can’t be about profit, they have to be about providing a safe reliable service that people depend on,” said Lindsey.

“Take a look at the buses and what’s happening with them. They’re not making enough money so they just shut down. Is that what we can expect from water bombers or Lifeflight in the future? We didn’t make enough money this year so we’re going to cut back on service?”

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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.

announce the passing of our beautiful angel Bev Bee-Brightnose on March 9th, 2018 at 9:40 pm, with her husband Ernest Brightnose, brother Robert Bee, sister in • Columnists lawPage Beverly and cousin Vivian Chubb Page 4 4Bee by her side.

Our wife/sister/mother/grandmother, great grandmother/aunt/cousin and most of all a great friend to those around her, went to meet our family in heaven. She is now reunited with her son Charles with whom she missed so. We all prayed so hard and we thank you all.

She was winning the battle then suddenly the double pneumonia coupled with inÀuenza, her body could not ¿ght it anymore.

IN MEMORY

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We will miss her greatly, to see her smile and hear her laughter is something we will all miss dearly.

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Let your wings soar through the heavens our sweet angel.

Funeral Service to take place on Friday, March 16, 2018 at 1:00 pm at the St. James the Apostle Anglican Church (10 Caribou Road) in Thompson, Manitoba. Interment to follow in the Thompson Cemetery.

February 15, 1940 – April 24, 2018 An online book of memories is available to view and leave Peacefully at the Lynn Lake Hospital on April 24th, 2018, Mrs condolences at www.boardmanfh.com Connie Thibault, aged 78, Beloved wife of Rene.

Boardman/Northland Funeral Home in care of arrangements, call Funeral Service was held on Monday, April 30th, 2018 at Boardman/ 204-778-7982.

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news and events on the community, the editor has allowed me a bit of licence with the column. My wife Belt News ••www.thompsoncitizen.net Friday, September Nickel Belt Newsthe www.thompsoncitizen.net Friday, March28, 16,2018 2018 LeoneNickel and I will spend next month in Hawaii, so for the duration of the stay, the column will be “Musings from Maui” rather than “My Take on Snow Lake.”

SoIwithout further ado Nickel Belt News • ... www.thompsoncitizen.net Friday, May 4, 2018 thought things were our holiday to didn’t get comoff supposed get less to plicated a great start.

We aged arrived… as we at maybe the Edmonton airport it’s all about what onyou time, got ourtowards? boarding gravitate passes and Case in luggage point … tags, severthen rolled our bagsI up to al months back, found educentr.dumont@gmail.com that She Steve Earle and theout agent. was chatty Dukes were playing as the she checked our ID and On April 28, Snow Lakers Club Regent inseniors’ Winnipeg. put our bags through ... cenofpacked the local Sister Andrea Dumont I’m a big fan, so I booked fering up a few tips on what tre in a sendoff to a beloved tickets for wife Leone Aland tocitizen, see atDr. our destination.

Eman Yousif.

I, and good friends Brent Maybe a little too chatty, though she only practised in and Kim we Charron.

The ‘cause when arrived at the community for five years, concert wasmany on Sept.

21, customs, folks there Dr. Yousif the has fans, both so we would drive to Winasked where ourNoted bags were. young and old. for her nipegand Friday, inwe the “Checked them when kind caringtake nature, as concert return home got our passes,” well as boarding herand thoroughness, the the following day.hugging What’s doctor we told had the people lady. “Ah ... that saying about “best laid andcan’t shedding tears with her you do that, you have plans?” the Chamber of tothroughout check them here,” she In the time between Commerce-sponsored comesaid.

She got on the phone, when Ifarewell. booked the concert and-go Dr.and Yousif talked to the agent 10 tickets and Musab the event, my and husband willour reminutes later, she rolled daughter and her fiancé locate to Winnipeg for a time, bags up to customs.

Funny, scheduled a wedding social prior to settling on the west she wasn’t quitefor asSept. chatty in Edmonton 22, coast. upon seeing us the day afterleaving, the again! concert.

With Yousif Snow Nevertheless, things only Well,isthere is aa lot to be Lake without full-time got better from there.

It was said in explanation of the doctor and must rely on loNickel Belt News photo courtesy of Brent Charron a smooth and uneventful Nickel Belt News photo by Marc Jackson determination of a mother cums until a new physician is Anxiously awaiting the Steve Earle concert, from left to right: Marc Jackson, Leone Jackson, flight that, believe it or not, of the bride and unforeseen Snow Lake’s only doctor Eman Yousif and husband Musab at a Chamber of Commerce-sponsecured. Losing such a well- Kim Charron and Brent Charron.

Nickel Belt News photo by Leone Jackson landed 58 minutesand ahead of circumstances I witsored farewell tea. thought-of practitioner is hard Marc Jackson on the Lahaina Pali Trail in Maui. schedule! nessed ittofirsthand. enough bear, but Armed being with her tablet, wife Leone Wikipedia advises that Lalor Mine since 2013 and tion for this type of hoewithout a full-time doctor has I asked if she would hike took on the mission before the island of Maui is the was theinfirst women in ….

41 down that province many extremely concerned. the road back.

“No, the She found us second-largest of the Hayears to labour so I gave themunderground one.

Aher. local task force hasreturn been trail,” she said matter-oftickets to Edmonton on forWhen the company.

She became waiian at 1,883 I was young, they formed Islands and is studying a varfactly. Leone and I looked Flair for $300 total!

We involved in mine in square kilometres.

The called this typerescue of get iety ofAir avenues in their search at one another andshe ourhas conwould leave at 9 a.m. the 2014 and says that island has a unique comtogether a Smoker, but for a full time replacement. seemed just a morning Sept.acknow22 and been at it faithfully ever bination topogI gratulations haven’t heard the since. term Also, of in geology, aoffitting marc.jackson@post.com little hollow.

Anyway, be back in Winnipeg at 7 Brasch has participated in four raphy and climate lava, too often, or actually atoff ledgement of the ... date, 28 shesince wentthat and time. weand met p.m. the following day.

The local competitions, oneher mountains and valleys, and all, So I people attended the National kicker was that we had to again (on her way back provincial competition, where thereby granted the people warm Day oftemperatures/high Mourning ceremony driveatthe seven home about three-quarters her team wasthe the runner-up.

“I Marc Jackson ofup) Alberta right to use held 1respectively. p.m. onhours AprilWhat 28 in humidity, that night, because she had am honoured, excited, nervof the way down.

Oh, to be that term to describe any front of thedoesn’t Snow Lake Wikipedia tellMiner you kelly.bindle.mla.offi to work the following morandgatherings damn right stoked young!

Byce@gmail.com the time we future of thishit Memorial. ters, sons, spouses and siblings be one of seven Canadian fe- ous about the climate is that mening.

What the hell … we’d turns into a look of surprise the trail wearing fl ip-fl ops Constituency Offi ce: to have been asked to join previous complaints about the trailhead, we were tired, also won over many in type.

They will henceforth It was a warm, sunny day of the workers lost in the dis- male mine rescue personnel teorologists in Hawaii share do it. when they realize thatofI who and questioned her sanity. this first in a lifetime event,” it burning oil. the crowd with his stance sore and seeking a bit of Unit 3-40 Moak Crescent be called Smokers. and attendees, many in in will travel to the Interaster and the solemnness the same trait as those back About some threein weeks said Brasch herWe selection. don’t actually On national So, and early the nextThompson, hummedstutter! and hawed, on bright the Mine political situation nourishment. stopped After theofR8N Smoker, we shirtsleeves, shorts, MB 2B7 Rescue CompetheWe event. home ... a low percentage of before the asconcert, my the no idea thatLeoda’s HudbayPie topic ofBateman directions, we tition morning we headed out on She but Leone thinks we can southbeing of the fine at204-677-2066 ahad place called headed back to daughter stood stoically United Steelheldborder. betweenA Sept.

As well, talked accuracy.

Asstarted of this writing, Kelly Bindle vehicle making made a decision to still found do this.

We will rent the trail oh, and left already have that people area 19 show I’m... glad I wasweable Jessica’s home in St. AlShop and outdid any good workers (USW) Local 7106 and Oct. 1 in Ekaterinburg, about a trip he recently made wesome have weird been here for when five noises sponsor her attendance at the vehicle, so we can get home to take in. great about offering them our fl ip-fl ops at home.

Good the sack and woke we’dhitaccomplished with a healthThey and safety representto a Health and Safety confer- Russia. Snow Lake’s Jodi Bra- bert, days. haveand forecast starting cold began up, competition and quality her training, in time for to work, but sch We headed the airport just nother very accurate thing; itsix was ato pretty rugged to spend more time ative Ken Bateman opened piece of the best banana and others will comence in Pittsburgh, Pennsyl75burning to 85 per of a cent lotbyofchance oil previwhen the announcement was I’ll have to take the rental at 6 a.m. on Sept.

22 and with them.

Trying to fi nd trek.

Lots of steep inclines with our other new grandthe ceremony introducing cream pie I’ve ever eaten. vania. “Canada is great and pete as part of the “Diamonds rain ofSo those days ousfortoeach that. wethe schedSaturday, April 28 at aon back to the city and return touched down in Edmonson, Sheldon.

We left Edthe Costco inplace Kahului (kaaand lava rockmine from top to made himself.

“Today is day in the Rough” rescue a wonderful to live, but Checking out the trail ... uled and we have yet toHonda see a visit to the banquet held in conjunction home with our vehicle – 14 ton at around 11 a.m.

As at 4 p.m., touched it ... workers see what bottom.

We hit that we remember all those who-louie to ready forthe thesummit event, monton for every five thatI did die team; the internet afterwards, a drop; the weather has dealership theand morning their annual local hours round trip!one Aup tradeoff wellwill asfeet ourover daughter, we with down in Winnipeg at mine 7:15 who went tofor work never there), (1,600 2.5 miles) we only ended at ina they take part in training in Canada, dies was noted to be challenging been wonderful. same of the concert So and made I rationalize … seeing as from event.arrived “To puthome the icing also have a son in Edmonp.m. and in had the opportunity to return Aug. 19 toSome Sept.

1people at a rescue two hours.

Target, a Lowes, then a“IWalAmerica,” he observed. was in and strenuous hike; recomas plans back to home, getting leaveonly abegan. day earlier the cake, myatdear olda.m. dad she has to itget up and go to to yet-to-be-disclosed ton; he picked us location. up the on Snow Lake 2:30 home,” Bateman “We Mart shocked … is pretty scary before finally pulling continue on down theatother mended for people in good sun istoforecast is inwhen order to get ittalk in. about present to and witness this work onCostco awe morning we side airport and took us toinitihis was Leone gotcondition. up went to also meetrain here Theofteam a project think that areparking thatafter far lot. beinto the theismountain, and physical Hmmm, Weinjured got there, settled in a those sight better than getting unbelievable event,” she said. arrive home at 2 a.m.! place on the south side of work for 8 a.m. … and me, seriously at work hind ated by Denare Beach Sasthem in workplace health In this first instalment, I then hitchhike back to their good thing we didn’t read andthose tookwho ourdied in snow when sun isvehicle forecast.

“This experience only goto the part that vehicle. the city.We There, visited I’m offwe to iswent.

Winnipeg and of illness Kariawe Lentowicz andNow safety.” wanted to mention a hike katchewan’s had bite to eat, well, that before the morning of Sept.

21.

Like us, I would imagine ing to take me farther and to a made it worthwhile: we got with Joel, his wife Alysha at 6 a.m. tomorrow to take as a result of their work.”

Bruce Coleyourselves in an effort Prior to the laying of and wife and I took in. We congratulated on One final thing that called backBateman and ad- my whole other level in my mine theThey firsthis thing anyone visthe rental, headed out for and spent some quality the rental back and pick up In address, raise theit,profile of women wreaths, Bateman noted that to making and took in the rescue enjoy hiking and had someboth my wife Leone and vised that the timing chain career.” a great supper, then off to iting Hawaii notices are time withand one of our new our vehicle. I hope to be I called attention to the 25th an- one industry in mine rescue. the recommend Steelworkersthe hadLahaina lost six in panoramic beauty of the have when walkisstreet worn of and as well as the concert. It was fantastic The Of note, team that won grandsons, Bodhi.

After home the and community atnoticed; 10thep.m. tomorrow niversary the it, Westray Mine project goal is to foster members at us. workIt during the island Pali Trail to is a steep before starting back ing the streets or beaches ancillary parts, would have localWhirlwind competitionindeed! and will … being thenamed 30th them anniversupper, we headed off to the names.

The where official26 Hawainight!

Explosion, miners hike development of atrail woman’s past year.aHe and the mountain filled down the It same we’d ofOn Kihei (key-hi), everyto alphabet be changed big of job saryup the Lalor Mine at of Copperhead Road, the social. wasrescue in St.team Al- represent ian a separate note, there lost their livesconsists in … a preventunderground mine their places of work. with power windmills, come up.

Just before we … it would take two days one you pass nods and the provincial mine rescue Earle played the album in bert … on the north side of will be no election for the thirteen letters: five vowelsat able underground explosion advance and retain Seven wreaths were laid be- to did, a young ladytheinskill her says hello. between Lahaina andnear the warranty up situated I positions wasatthinking in May Lac for du its entirety.

Asclosed well, he did the city. six councillor and eight consonants.

Most a… mine Plymouth,was Nova level necessary to compete at competition fore the service with a (la-hien-a) and Ma’alaea 20s came up on us from the … but, would cover it Town was because we were is captain BobLake.

Forsyth, ‘Someday,’ ‘Guitar Town’ an My daughter Jessica is Bonnet the of Snow In Scotia.

It they was marked with a minute’s names start with a consoninternational level, in what silence and attendees We didn’t of the trail.

She Tyler it –anyway, of to my (ma-ah-lee-ah).

Irving,Canada, Jenny Oleksuk, allacclamation from but then and ‘Fearless He isother a traditionally radioside personality in Edby are: Penny ceremony in because New Glasgow, ant K, P and H seem a male-dominretired to the SnowHeart’.

Lake Royinto it much, other had parked car 2.5 miles vice-captain there isCook, the odd aloha in monton andherthere were a Brandon Roberts, Bill Pleasance, Scotia thatthen Bateman at- check environment. al Canadian Legion for coffee, ated beNova favourites, they than with a couple we’d down the other side of the Jordan Galloway and director number of radio people at there for good measure.

Sherri Hill, Tom Fleming, tended in his union capacity.

Ms. Brasch has been emsnacks, and fellowship. pack the vowels in there asked for adirections at will the ployed trail, climbed tooverwhelmthe top, and of operations Brianit’s Shapka. the social.

Nonetheless, nothas too Andrew Smith (who Hethrow recounted to daughwithThe Hudbay at the Finally, local woman and in talking the odd extra trailhead. They said they was heading down the side received ing topic of conversation tough being a tourist ... in a leave of abconsonant for good meashad hiked the 2.5 miles to we had justthe come up.

We sence throughout night was, a state filled tourists! from hiswith position as ure. I found I could usually “Whatthat the her hellvehicle is a social?” the top of a mountain and noted would town foreman) and Shelley Editor’s Note: This colget the right pronunciation It on appears thatside socials back down the same route be the other of the Chrapun. umn was intended for the if I sounded things out, but are awhen Manitoba thing.

In in four hours. .. adding trail she arrived at the There 9will, however, be March Nickel Belt News thatChristmas doesn’t work all early that came Ontario,and where Jessica’s that the only thing they’d bottom offered to give an election for the mayor’s but got lost in electronic well sounding things TheMedicine Board & StaffSurgery of the Ma-Mow-We-Tak Friendship Centre forwhen the fiancé Dan is from, they position.

Those running for a lift back.

She looked do different is wear some- her limbo somewhere between out while asking for would (MSP) like to extend ouratsincerest appreciation to McDonald’s for Pediatric Unitdirecthe thing call them Buck and Does, position are Jodie Wil-so more substantial than at her watch and said, “I’m that Maui and Manitoba, tions.

Most people have a theirGeneral donation to the Ma-Mow-We-Tak Friendship Centre.

Thompson Hospital and although folks Grajciar, shoes.

Theyprograms confided doing pretty good onfrom time, son, it’s Marian appearing today.and Your generosity and face supportas allowstennis us to continue offering little on their last smile December thanks to the Alberta like a good party Peter Roberts.

Municipal that they’d seen a girl on I think I’ll hike back to it.” and services that address the needs of urban Indigenous people they listen intently, which Employees & Friends doas much as the next person, elections take place across

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Higher enrolment and a few new teachers are amongst the changes at Juniper School for the Tomorrow on March 2018-19 school year, 17, we will celebrate St. says principal Lucy Patrick’s Day. People of Mayor.

Ireland, North America, New staff members are Grade 7 teacher Peter and much of the world Harris, Thompson, will be from wearing green, as well as Marsha the national colourBlackof the smith from Lake, emerald isle,Cross having pawho teaches Cree, junior rades, Irish music and high health and kindercelebrating with Irish garten phys-ed.

Another traditions and dance. new teacher is Leisa WatWho man son who was movedthe up from for whom there is such Winnipeg to take over as a Grade the 3/4 man teacher. whoop-la, for Meighan Stanley, who whom the day is named? previously taught Grade Patrick from the British 7Isles at the school, is was capturednow by in charge of a Grade 3 Irish pirates when he class. Teachers are supwas 14-plus years of age plemented by 16 educaand taken as a slave to tional assistants, Mayor Ireland to work under says, including two new pagans and druids. He hires.

As an of immigrant, Sept. 13, enrolwas outment stood at 272 sider and refugee in stuIredents, up about 10 from land, having been both last year, which kidnapped and means badly they’ve had about 25 treated.

The many refunew students enrol to gees of today might replace the 17 Gradewell 8s identify with him. who graduated lastWhile June. enslaved, heschool, wrote his Inside the the memoirs along in which he bathrooms the main hallway were upgraded over the summer and two classrooms were also completely redone with new ceilings and lights.

Also getting a facelift was the lunchroom where food is prepared for the

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Who was St. Patrick?

school’s breakfast and snack programs, which now boasts new counters and cupboards and a new dishwasher.

The breakfast program says,two “Thedays lovea of God runs week, and his grew in me while thefear snack program more and more as did provides every student in the withSix a snack at theschool faith…” years recess days he a week later inthree a dream, was –told Monday, Wednesday to escape by goand Friday.

Both There those ing to the coast. programs are supported he found sailors who by a grant from Breaktookforhim back to Britfast Learning, a Presiain where he was redent’s Choice charity that united with his family has supported Juniper’s and began studyingprofor school nutrition grams for nine yearsAfter now. the priesthood.

“Wetime, havehe increasingsome had a vily received every sion, which more he recorded year,” says Mayor, for in his memoirs, appealwhich the school is very ing to him to return to appreciative, especially Ireland. was eventusince theHe demand for the ally ordained bishop and breakfast program seems sent to come take the Gospel to to rise January.

Ireland.

Patrick preached Full-day kindergarten continues to be ofthere for 40 years.

He fered year, often this usedschool the shambut Mayor expects rock, the little plantthere with will only be half-day kinthree leaves on its stem, dergarten available next to explain the Trinity. A school year. legend saysroom that Patrick A sensory for studrove the snakes (pagan dents who need a place to symbols) out of Ireland go relax and gather theminto the to minutes drown. selves forsea a few before the Entire returning kingdomsto and classroom will be competed by the end of this school year. The school also has a variety of animals in different classrooms, including Gibson the rabbit, a garter snake, and several aquariums.

eventually all of Ireland was converted to Christianity after hearing Patrick’s message.

Patrick was a humble, pious and gentle man whose trust in God should be an example for each of us. He wrote the poem of faith called “The Breastplate:”

March 17, 461 and was buried at one of the many churches that he had built in Ireland.

As you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, bring the educentr.dumont@gmail.com spirit of Ireland’s patron saint to your praySister Andrea Dumont ers. Patrick reached out to the poor and downtrodden. He approached every person your own behaviour seph of Toronto Roman Christ be with me, with compassion, re- listen, love and be Catholic religious order.

Christ within me, spect and love as well humble. Next reach out She spent 14 years in Christ behind me, as a missionary spirit to your neighbours. In- Guatemala and since Christ before me that led him to bring vite them to come with returning to Canada Christ beside me, the faith to others. If you to church on Sun- has lived in Grand Christ to win me you believe in Christ, day or ask them to pray Rapids, Easterville Christ to comfort then like St. Patrick with you. Be joyful in and Thompson. The and restore me you have a mission to your encounters with main focus of her work Christ beneath me, pass on that faith. For others. Let Christ with- in adult education, Christ above me, parents, the first to be in you, shine through which includes trainChrist in quiet, evangelized are your you. Celebrate St. Pat- ing lay presiders for Christ in danger children. Teach them rick and learn from times when there is no Christ in hearts Thompsonpriest Citizenavailable, photo by Ian organGraham about God, about his him. izing and in Happy St. Patrick’s in all who love me Juniper School students participated in their annual Terry school. love for them, how to Fox Run Sept. 14, completing laps around theinstructing the various ministries, Day! Enjoy the celebraChrist in mouth of pray and how to make sacramental preparation of his life! friend and stranger. theattendance choices inat life “There’s lots of nature in the that first Indigenous inclusion in or says – and the school tion and RCIA (Rite of Sister Andrea Duwill please him.meeting Tell the the curriculum and full- will in the school and the kids student be performing a 101 council Christian Initiation of mont is a member of love it,” converting says Mayor.Ire- of the year. musical in story of St. Patrick to day land-based education Dalmatians After Adults). the Sisters of St. JoExtracurricular Indigenous land, Patrick diedactivthere your young education ones. In days planned. The virtues November, and had more ities are well underway, initiatives will continue program will concentrate than 30 students at the with the school having to be a big part of Juni- on the seven teachings. first audition. hosted its Terry Fox Run per this year, with the Looking ahead, a group “It’s a busy school but and meet the teacher bar- school hosting Orange of student council mem- I have an amazing staff,” becue on Sept. 14, its Shirt Day Sept. 28, three bers will be heading to said Mayor. “I’m honfirst parent council meet- teachers working as part We Day in Winnipeg in oured to be principal and ing the previous day and of an English Language October – “they’re very work with the dedicated more than 25 students Arts project to improve excited about that,” May- staff that I have here.”

Nickel Belt New photo by Kyle Darbyson Sixty-seven new Canadians recite the Oath of Citizenship Sept. 26 ceremony at École Riverside School.

BY KYLE DARBYSON

Thompson hosted its second citizenship ceremony of 2018 at École Riverside School Sept. 26, where 67 people became Canadian citizens.

Currently residing in Northern Manitoba, they originally hail from 13 countries, including Jamaica, India, Nigeria and Bangladesh.

Judge Suzanne Carrier presided over the ceremony for the first time in Thompson and talked about her family’s French-Canadian and Métis roots.

“My journey to become a Canadian was so simple that it could be summed up in four

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little words: ‘I was born here,’” she said. “But for those 67 of you here today, becoming a Canadian was maybe not quite as easy. You’ve had to adjust to a new culture, a new climate, you’ve had to make new friends, many of you have had to learn a new language, and all of you had to make a new home in an unfamiliar country. But you have persevered and you have embraced this new country, and you are ready to take this next, exciting step.”

Combined with a previous citizenship ceremony in May, Thompson has welcomed 163 new Canadian citizens in 2018 alone, which is a considerable jump from the 61 total new citizens in 2017.

Through effective cooperation in a range of sectors and services, our Do you know how many Do homeless you knowpeople how kelly.bindle.mla.offi ce@gmail.com Manitoba government is were working with the federal many homeless Constituency Offi ce: counted on our streets government to improve people were March?

Unit 3-40last Moak Crescent lives of people across our counted on our Thompson, MB R8N 2B7 province. An example of Do youlast want to talk streets 204-677-2066 this partnership is our Kelly Bindle about homelessness in March? joint investment with the Thompson? federal government, announced in February, of at developing a long-term history. youwell, want to share nearly $47 million to cre- economic development DoDo As you want tothis year’s your ideasbudget on howincreasto ate up to 1,400 new and strategy for growth and provincial talk about homelessness newly funded early learn- prosperity in Northern eliminate es funding for health care homelessness in ing and child care spaces Manitoba. We are con- to itsinhighest level ever in Thompson?

Thompson? in Manitoba. Included in tinuing this work with Manitoba, further reduces this expansion are pre- industry and First Nations ambulance fees, creates 60 Join us for LUNCH school spaces at Thomp- communities to unlock the full-time paramedic pos2018 Homeless Point in Time Count son Children’s World and economic potential in our Do itions, boosts Best Western Hotel for you want tospending Early LearningCafé and– Child the home cancer Community Octoberregion.

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The agreement on at the Manitoba legisLook North initiative. please contact Community Café – October 9, 2018 AGENDA Thompson? is about improved quality, This legislative session lature, especially 204-677-6057 Please us and other Community members to talk about now that 12:00 -join 1:00 LUNCH accessibility, affordability the house is back in seswill allow us to continue homelessness in Thompson. We will begin by presenting the 1:00 - 3:00 Thompson PiT Count Report October 9, 2018 a betand inclusivity sion. This week, our Min- making our province numbers of the 2018in PiTchildcount.

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AMM president Chris Goertzen said the legalization of marijuana will create substantial costs for municipalities and that the provincial government must work with them to create a revenue-sharing model that recognizes rising police costs.

“As legalization is now less than a month away, Manitoba municipalities are working hard to prepare for Oct.

17.” Goertzen explained.

“Although the Province of Manitoba has been consulting with the AMM and municipalities, the uncertainly for local governments regarding cannabis taxation revenue-sharing is a serious cause for concern.”

The AMM cities caucus meeting also included Page 10 representatives from Winnipeg, Brandon, Dauphin, Flin Flon, Morden, Portage la Prairie, Selkirk, Steinbach and Winkler.

Midget AA King Miners must Runaway win next game to keep league trackdown JOB OPPORTUNITIES championship hopes alive

Street Reach teamed up with the Thompson RCMP recently to reach out to youth and contacted 28 within a 48-hour period.

Fourteen of those youth were returned to their residences and one 14-year-old female was taken back to a parent after being found outside a Thompson hotel with an adult female, who was issued a $672 ticket under the Liquor and Gaming Control Act. Several youth were found The Residential Care Worker will demonstrate the following: intoxicated and one was taken • Ability to communicate respectfully and positively with clients and staff and presents self in an approachable to hospital for treatment while and friendly manner. another was arrested after act• Demonstrates a genuine enthusiasm for client-centred care and demonstrates empathy and compassion. ing violently towards Street • Exhibits the ability to respond to client requests in a responsible, timely and flexible manner.

Reach workers.

• Demonstrates the ability to consider the needs of clients, other staff persons and the organization when making Youth returned to their residecisions within the role. dences included one who had • Demonstrates enthusiasm for ongoing professional development activities, and engages in reciprocal learning been missing for four days. experiences with colleagues and supervisors.

Street Reach is part of • Recognizes the importance of regular supervision meetings.

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

Tracia’s Trust, the province’s • Demonstrates a strong commitment to personal and professional ethics, integrity and responsibility. strategy to reduce sexual ex• Ability to manage own emotions and strong feelings; maintain a calm and tactful composure under a broad ploitation of children and range of challenging circumstances; think clearly and stay focused under pressure. youth. One of the team’s main Responsibilities: goals in Thompson was to re• Provide support and be present where clients are. turn chronic runaways to their • Respond warmly, politely and helpfully to everyone, including all visitors to the building. residences.

• Respond appropriately to emergency crisis situations, modelling to clients how this is done in a positive way.

There used to be two Street • Conduct facility orientations.

Reach teams in Manitoba – • Facilitation of educational sessions and client house meetings.

Street Reach Winnipeg and • Performing light housekeeping/maintenance.

Street Reach North, which • Building security duties.

Nickel Belt News photo by Ian Graham was based in Thompson. Cur• Coordination and distribution of client and program supplies.

Drayden Spence, right, seen here in a midget AA playoff game against the Norway House North Stars in Thompson • Copying program materials. rently, however, there isFeb. no 11,• continues totelephone have a calls. hot hand for the Thompson King Miners, scoring a hat trick agains permanent the Cross Street Lake Islanders in Responding to Reach team • Documentation according role his requirements.

Cross Lake March 10 to to give team their only win thus far of the best-of-five playoff series between the squads that in Thompson.

Drayden Spence, right, seen here in a midget AA playoff game 11, continues to have a hot hand for the Thompson King Mine Cross Lake March 10 to give his team their only win thus far • Demonstrates the ability to Microsoft software applications, internet and email communications. resumes this weekend inoperate Thompson. resumes this weekend in Thompson.

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Prior and delivering the largest the north and throughout date: February 16, 2018 P.O. BoxClosing 887, Thompson, MB R8N 1N8 Please submit your resume and references, along with a accordance with the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Louisianadeadlines.

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The Thompson We thank all is applicants, however, only The thosecommittee’s selected for Thompson Citizen, Email: generalmanager@thompsoncitizen.net standard of health and safety and customer care.

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We offerManager. aon,competitive wage P.O. Box 887, Thompson, MB R8N 1N8Culture. posiĆ&#x;on reports toknowledge the Director of Parks and Fax 677-3681 for the on ofisRecreaĆ&#x; Pool Basic computer required.

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The incumbent shall superior communicaĆ&#x; on skillswith (botha PROOFED Please submit yourpossess resume and along Minitonas, MB R0L 1G0 this year’s are pleasedP.O. thatBox the189, numSeparately, The Manager will have demonstrated experience in budgeĆ&#x; ng, wriĆŠ en and verbal), excellent organizaĆ&#x; onal skills and problemPhone: (204) 525-2479 Ext. 2104 Fax: (866) 678-5969 ber of children in care Orange Shirt Day is Suncover letter to:environment, NOTICE OF ESTIMATED The closing date forng applications is January 19, 2018. managing and moĆ&#x; vaĆ&#x; in aREGISTRATION Unionized reviewing, solving skills, be detailed oriented and have the ability to exercise ontent: The for possible publication. e-mail : lorraine.schneider@lpcorp.com Home Care NurseExternal Posting in our province has de- day, Sept. 30, marking a interpreĆ&#x; and applying applicable legislaĆ&#x; coordinaĆ&#x; SENT Theng City of Thompson invites qualiÄŽ ed on, applicants OF PROSPECTIVE good all applicants Ć&#x;mes.

The Manager will require advertising All of the Nickel Belt News’s content is protected by Canadian Copyright Lynn Taylor, Publisher, Thejudgement interest ofat all isCANDIDATE appreciated, butworking onlyng programs or events, and promoĆ&#x; on and adverĆ&#x; sing. MicrosoĹŒ Preferred creased for and thesimilar firstmention time of material legacy ofnewspaper the St.isJoseph for the posiĆ&#x; on ofprograms, Pool Manager. laws. Reviews in this granted knowledge of various computer including Thompson Citizen, those selected for an interview willedbeapplicants contacted.

Marcel Colomb First Nation Health Authority is seeking a FOR GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION qualiÄŽ caĆ&#x; ons Pool OperaĆ&#x; ons Management educaĆ&#x; on, The City ofscheduling Thompson invites qualiÄŽ Allinclude: prices exclude taxes ct any or all inon15 theyears. provision that indicates the Nickel Belt Mission News receives credit. Otherwise, Oĸ ce, program ware, and accounĆ&#x; ngsupervision soĹŒware.

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STIMATE P.O. Box 887, Thompson, MB R8N 1N8 Prices do not include 5% GST Please submit your resume and references, along with a post-secondary educaĆ&#x; on in RecreaĆ&#x; on, Facility Management, for the posiĆ&#x; on of Pool Manager. pals see ďƒžt. any reproduction without the permission of the publisher is prohibited.

OF THOMPSON of the NorplexCITY Pool, supporĆ&#x; ng Operator the programs and staÄŤ , ensuring our government is on the commemoration in British The Manager will have demonstrated experience in budgeĆ&#x; ng, Ice Plant AquaĆ&#x; c off: Facility Management orletter AquaĆ&#x; c Supervisor trainingMB and Seasonal Employment ne incorrect Advertisers purchase space and circulation only.Date Rights to any Drop 141 Commercial Place, Thompson, cover to: NOTICE OF REGISTRATION Section Insertion Ad Size The Price candidate will organize the day topromoĆ&#x; day supervision safe and cient use facility while ngbe a high managing and moĆ&#x; vaĆ&#x;of ng in apool Unionized environment, reviewing, path inproduced itsCAREER work toNickel Columbia years ago.

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Preferred Fax 677-3681 for the posiĆ&#x; on of Pool Manager.

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The incumbent will have certification in Ice Plant Operation posiĆ&#x; on reports to the Director of RecreaĆ&#x; on, Parks and Culture. practices nursing as defi ned by the Registered Nurses Numbers from March Day is an opportunity to Fax 677-3681 registrations: The salary range is $65,873-74,880 and the right candidate can 5IFSF XJMM CF BO PQQPSUVOJUZ UP XPSL QBSU UJNF GPS UIF %FOUJTU JO experience in delivering the LSS Swim for Life, Bronze Star, Bronze Prospective municipal candidates must register with the repair and maintenance of the City of Thompson. good atand allelection Ć&#x;safety mes.

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This execuĆ&#x; ve the Department of Labour, and Manitoba Agriculture Pesticide Act &judgement in compliance with the College of Registered TOTALthrough PRICE expect a salary that reŇ ects their level of experience.

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The Manager will require working educaĆ&#x; on and experience. activities and related non-professional services necessary in caring for the of a Criminal Records Check and Child Abuse Registry candidate Check. (must be available for the full term of employment) NOTICE OF REGISTRATION September 18, 2018 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I will be receiving cent reduction ofis reconciliation. managing and moĆ&#x; vaĆ&#x;and ng in aany Unionized environment, reviewing, programs or events, promoĆ&#x; on & and adverĆ&#x; sing.

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OF PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATE Summer Students FOR GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION CITY OF THOMPSON Seasonal Employment NOTICE OFManager REGISTRATION Pool OF PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATE FOR GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION CITY OF THOMPSON

registrations: The salary range isapplying $65,873-74,880 and the right candidate can applicants must complete at the City ofInterested Thompson City Hall, 226 Mystery Road, interpreĆ&#x; ng and applicable legislaĆ&#x; on, coordinaĆ&#x; ng qualiÄŽ caĆ&#x; ons include: Pool OperaĆ&#x; ons Management educaĆ&#x; on, The City ofand Thompson invites qualiÄŽ ed applicants general clean-up of all recreation facilities, good at allmaintenance Ć&#x;mes.

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City of an online applicaĆ&#x; onof for employment at: Thompson, Manitoba during the regular hours ofsing. business. programs or events, and promoĆ&#x; on and adverĆ&#x; Preferred post-secondary educaĆ&#x; onof intheir RecreaĆ&#x; on, Facility Management, For the office ofthe head council: Between May 1,The 2018 and for posiĆ&#x; on Pool mowing dragging ball fields, cleaning bleachers, etc.) and other knowledge of various computer programs, including MicrosoĹŒ provided; follows Marcel Colomb policies & procedures; Foran work in June, Julytsand August The Manager will have demonstrated experience in budgeĆ&#x; ng, Thompson oÄŤ ers extensive beneÄŽ package for this posiĆ&#x; on. www.thompson.ca/p/current-job-opportuniĆ&#x; es qualiÄŽ caĆ&#x; ons include: Pool OperaĆ&#x; ons Management educaĆ&#x; on, AquaĆ&#x; c Facility Management or AquaĆ&#x; c Supervisor training and September 18, 2018 related duties ascandidate per the job description.

To obtain form contact the SEO the telephone Oĸ ce, program scheduling ware,&and accounĆ&#x; ngsupervision soĹŒ ware. works in aand a registration multidisciplinary team may be called The successful will organize the day toatday managing moĆ&#x; vaĆ&#x; ng ininsoĹŒ aapplying Unionized environment, reviewing, Please the job you for and return the application post-secondary educaĆ&#x; on RecreaĆ&#x; on, Management, cerĆ&#x; ÄŽspecify caĆ&#x; on, asbelow. well as current cerĆ&#x; ÄŽwithin caĆ&#x; onFacility as NaĆ&#x; onal Lifeguard Please note the posiĆ&#x; on isare condiĆ&#x; onal upon the successful passing Closing date: January 15th, 2018 at 4:30 pm number listed For the office of councillor: Between June 30, upon to assist with other duties the scope of theand of the Norplex Pool, supporĆ&#x; ng the programs and staÄŤ ,2018 ensuring The Manager will have demonstrated experience in budgeĆ&#x; ng, interpreĆ&#x; ng and applying applicable legislaĆ&#x; on, coordinaĆ&#x; ng to City Hall.

AquaĆ&#x; c Facility Management or AquaĆ&#x; cprevious Supervisor training and Instructor and Instructor Trainer andAbuse demonstrated of a Criminal Records Check and Child Registry Check.

September 18, 2018 department. safe and eĸ cient use of the pool facility while promoĆ&#x; ng a high David Turpie General ApplicaĆ&#x; ons or resumes are not accepted. managing and moĆ&#x; vaĆ&#x; ng in a Unionized environment, reviewing, programs or events, and promoĆ&#x; on and adverĆ&#x; sing.

Preferred Please note the position is conditional upon the successful passing of Please be on, advised that a general municipal election will be held cerĆ&#x; ÄŽcaĆ&#x; as well as current cerĆ&#x; ÄŽ caĆ&#x; on as NaĆ&#x; onal Lifeguard experience in delivering the LSS Swim for Life, Bronze Star, Bronze Applications will be accepted up to and including Monday, April The City of Pool Thompson invites applicants: standard of health and safety andHall, customer care.

This execuĆ&#x; ve Interested applicants must complete SEO at the City of Thompson City 226 Mystery Lake Road, interpreĆ&#x; ng and applying applicable legislaĆ&#x; on, coordinaĆ&#x; ng qualiÄŽ caĆ&#x; ons include: OperaĆ&#x; ons Management educaĆ&#x; on, a Criminal Records Check and Child and Adult Abuse Registry Checks.

The City of Thompson invites qualiÄŽ ed applicants on October 24, 2018.

The applicaĆ&#x; on process is available in alternate formats upon Instructor and Instructor Trainer and previous Medallion, Bronze Cross and Standard Aid / of CPR courses 23, 2018.

Those interested must complete Citydemonstrated Thompson The successful candidate will have 12First (for labourers) posiĆ&#x; on reports to the Director of RecreaĆ&#x; on,a seasonal Parks and Culture. an online applicaĆ&#x; on for employment at: Telephone Number: (204) 679-1000 Position Requirements: Thompson, Manitoba during the regular hours ofsing. business. programs or events, and on and adverĆ&#x; Preferred post-secondary educaĆ&#x; onpromoĆ&#x; in RecreaĆ&#x; on, Facility Management, for the on ofGrade Pool request -posiĆ&#x; please call 204-677-7924. experience in delivering the LSS Swim for Life, Star, Bronze andaprograms.

The City will consider aManager. minimum of 3 ability years of application form, available at City hall or online atBronze www.thompson.ca.

Prospective municipal election candidates must register with the and Valid Class 5 Licence.

The candidate will have the to www.thompson.ca/p/current-job-opportuniĆ&#x; es Fax Number: (204) 677-7981 qualiÄŽ caĆ&#x; ons include: Pool OperaĆ&#x; ons Management educaĆ&#x; on, AquaĆ&#x; cpermanent, Facility Management or AquaĆ&#x; cFirst Supervisor training and The shall possess superior communicaĆ&#x; on skills (both To obtain a Bronze registration form contact the SEO the telephone This isincumbent aElection full-time position involving days, and Medallion, Cross and Standard Aid /afternoons CPR courses The successful candidate will organize the day toatday supervision related Supervisory experience or an equivalent combinaĆ&#x; on of Senior Official (SEO) during the registration period before City of Thompson receive, understand and apply written and verbal instruction, Email: seo@thompson.ca The City of Thompson isorganizaĆ&#x; commiĆŠ ed to providing a to deal post-secondary educaĆ&#x; on in RecreaĆ&#x; on, Facility Management, • Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical cerĆ&#x; ÄŽ caĆ&#x; on, as well as current cerĆ&#x; ÄŽ caĆ&#x; on as NaĆ&#x; onal Lifeguard wriĆŠ en and verbal), excellent onal skills and problemClosing date: January 15th, 2018 at 4:30 pm number listed below. weekend shift work (40226 hours week).

The Cityexpenses, of Thompson offers and programs.

The City willper consider aRoad minimum of 3, fundraise years of of the Norplex Pool, supporĆ&#x; ng the programs and staÄŤ ensuring educaĆ&#x; on and experience. they may begin to accept contributions, incur Lake effectively with co-workers and the ability todemonstrated communicate superior quality ofMystery and unlimited opportuniĆ&#x; es.

AquaĆ&#x; cskills, Facility Management orhave AquaĆ&#x; cprevious Supervisor training and Instructor and Instructor Trainer and •comprehensive CRNM or CLPN –life Active Registration solving be detailed oriented and have the ability tong exercise aor benefits package and competitive salary.

Dated at CITY HALL, THOMPSON, MANITOBA on APRIL 10, 2018. related Supervisory experience or an equivalent combinaĆ&#x; of safe and eĸ cient use ofaons the pool facility while promoĆ&#x; aon high David Turpie borrow money for their campaign.

General ApplicaĆ&#x; or resumes are not accepted.

Thompson, Manitoba R8N 1S6 The salary range is $65,873-74,880 and the right candidate can Please be advised that general municipal election will be held effectively with the general public.

Ability to do shift work is required.

We are dedicated to supporĆ&#x; ng healthy growth and cerĆ&#x; caĆ&#x; on,in as well as current ÄŽcaĆ&#x; as NaĆ&#x; onal Lifeguard experience delivering the LSS Swim foron Life, Bronze Star, Bronze • ÄŽjudgement Valid Manitoba 5cerĆ&#x; Driver’s License good atand all Ć&#x;Class mes.

The Manager will require working educaĆ&#x; on and experience. standard of health safety and customer care.

This execuĆ&#x; ve SEO David Turpie City of Thompson FAX: (204) 677-7981 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I will be receiving candidate expect a salary that reŇ ects their level of experience.

Thecourses City of on 24, 2018.

The applicaĆ&#x; on process available in alternate formats upon our northern urban lifestyle while providing our residents Instructor and Instructor Trainer and previous demonstrated Medallion, Bronze Cross and Standard First Aid / CPR Duties include performing manual labour on construction, • October Daily access tocomputer a isgeneral vehicle knowledge of various including MicrosoĹŒ posiĆ&#x; on reports to the Director ofprograms, RecreaĆ&#x; on, Parks and Culture.

Telephone Number: (204) 679-1000 Senior Election Official (SEO) Name ofand the Local Authority E-Mail: registrations: The salary range is $65,873-74,880 and the right candidate can Thompson oÄŤ ers an extensive beneÄŽ ts for this posiĆ&#x; on.

Applications will be accepted up to and including Friday, October 5, request -dkondakor@thompson.ca please call 204-677-7924. with high quality municipal services faciliĆ&#x; es. experience in delivering the LSS Swim for Life, Bronze Star, Bronze and programs.

The City will consider apackage minimum of 3soĹŒ years of Prospective municipal election candidates must register with the repair and maintenance of the City of Thompson. • Criminal record & child abuse registry checks Oĸ ce, program scheduling soĹŒ ware, and accounĆ&#x; ng ware.

Fax Number: (204) 677-7981 expect aSupervisory salary that reŇ ects their level of experience.

City of The incumbent shall possess superior communicaĆ&#x; skills (both 2018 at2Election 4:30 pm.

Applications are available online at www.thompson.

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April to October For the office of councillor: Between June 30, 2018 and • Immunization record up to date The salary range isapplying $65,873-74,880 and the right candidate can Interested applicants must complete We are dedicated supporĆ&#x; ng healthy growth and interpreĆ&#x; ng and applicable legislaĆ&#x; on, coordinaĆ&#x; ng good judgement at allCheck Ć&#x;to mes.

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Deanna Kondakor, HR Manager (must beRecords available for their the term ofThompson employment) September 18, 2018 David Turpie City of NOTICE ISsalary HEREBY GIVEN that Ion will be receiving candidate expect aon that reŇ ects level of experience.

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Closing Date: January 5, 2018 at 4pm.

No late Interested applicants must complete www.thompson.ca/p/current-job-opportuniĆ&#x; es at the City of Thompson City Hall, Mystery Road, with high quality municipal services and faciliĆ&#x; es. qualiÄŽ ons include: Pool OperaĆ&#x; ons Management educaĆ&#x; on, Oĸ ce,caĆ&#x; program scheduling soĹŒware, and accounĆ&#x; ngLake soĹŒ ware.

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18, 2018 David Turpie an online applicaĆ&#x; on for employment at: General ApplicaĆ&#x; ons or resumes not accepted. programs or events, and promoĆ&#x; on andare adverĆ&#x; sing. Preferred request please call 204-677-7924. experience inwill delivering theclearly LSSupSwim for Life, Bronze Star, Bronze • A cover letter that how Monday, you meet Applications be accepted toindicates and including April Interested applicants must complete SEO www.thompson.ca/p/current-job-opportuniĆ&#x; esthose at the City of Thompson City Hall, Mystery Lake Road, qualiÄŽ caĆ&#x; ons include: Pool OperaĆ&#x; ons Management educaĆ&#x; on, We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only The applicaĆ&#x; on process is available in226 alternate upon Medallion, Bronze Cross and Standard First / of CPR courses 23, 2018. interested must complete a Aid Cityformats Thompson the Those position requirements an online applicaĆ&#x; on for employment at: Telephone Number: (204) 679-1000 TheClosing City of Thompson is commiĆŠ ed to providing a Thompson, Manitoba during the regular hours of business. post-secondary educaĆ&#x; on in RecreaĆ&#x; on, Facility Management, date: January 15th, 2018 at 4:30 pm selected for an interview will be contacted. request please call 204-677-7924. and programs.

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UCN would like to speak with you about a potential part-time employment opportunity. Often students are looking for tutoring in the following programs:

MATH (Basic, Statistics, Applied Infinite Math) ENGLISH (All Subject Areas) SCIENCES (Biology, Chemistry & Anatomy) BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ADMINI (All Subject Areas) NURSING (All Subject Areas) For more information, please contact: Emerald McKay, Coordinator Learners’ Assistant Centre University College of the North 55 UCN Drive Thompson, MB. R8N 1L7 P: 204-677-6402 F: 204-677-6441 E: emmckay@ucn.ca

Thompson Citizen photo by Kyle Darbyson Travel Manitoba representatives Lillian Tankard (left) and Alan McLauchlan (right) attended the Sept. 19 Thompson Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Meridian Hotel to lay out their strategy on how to increase tourism in the north.

Thompson will play vital role in Travel Manitoba’s northern tourism strategy, chamber told

BY KYLE DARBYSON

KYLE@THOMPSONCITIZEN.NET

NOTICE OF ELECTION TOWN OF GILLAM Notice is hereby given that a vote of the Electors of the Town of Gillam will be taken to elect COUNCILLORS (4) from the following duly nominated candidates:

Sherri HERRERA John McDONALD Jayson W. OLIVER Lucas TURNBULL Danny VAN ALSTYNE VOTING PLACES

Town of Gillam Office Friday, October 19th, 2018 ADVANCE POLL 323 Railway Avenue 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Town of Gillam Office Wednesday, October 24th, 2018 REGULAR POLL 323 Railway Avenue 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Gillam Hospital Wednesday, October 24th, 2018 MOBILE POLL* 115 Gillam Drive 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

*Staff & Patients Only SEALED Town of Gillam Office September 24th to October 19th, ENVELOPE** 323 Railway Avenue 2018 **Voters unable to go in person to the voting place on election day or vote at the advance poll, may apply in person or in writing on the prescribed form, to the Senior Election Official. A voter applying in person, may pick up a sealed envelope ballot package at the time of application. Applications mailed or faxed to the Senior Election Official will have a sealed envelope ballot package sent to them via regular post, unless alternative arrangements have been made with the Senior Election Official.

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE VOTER TO ENSURE THE BALLOT PROVIDED IS RETURNED PRIOR TO THE CLOSE OF THE POLLS ON ELECTION DAY. IDENTIFICATION MAY BE REQUIRED BEFORE BEING ALLOWED TO VOTE. A person may be required to produce one piece of government issued photo identification (eg. driver’s license or passport) to prove identity and residency.

JACKIE CLAYTON, S.E.O. TOWN OF GILLAM 323 Railway Ave., P.O. Box 100 Gillam, MB R0B 0L0 Ph: (204) 652-3152 or (204) 652-7047 Fx: (204) 652-3199 jclayton@townofgillam.com

During their Sept. 19 meeting the Thompson Chamber of Commerce hosted two out-of-town representatives from Travel Manitoba, who said that the Hub of the North has an important part to play in increasing regional tourism.

Both Alan McLauchlan and Lillian Tankard have been helping to develop tourism strategies for a while now, including the province’s Northern Manitoba Tourism Strategy, and took some time on Wednesday to outline how Thompson business owners fit into their ongoing plans.

In the short term, McLauchlan said they’ve identified attractions such as Paint Lake Provincial Park and the Boreal Discovery Centre as having a lot of potential to rake in tourism dollars and will be repeating those same ideas to the appropriate tour operators in the not-so-distant future.

When it comes to largescale infrastructure projects, McLauchlan mentioned that they also need to push for upgrades to nearby roads like Highway 391 from Thompson to Nelson House, Leaf Rapids and Lynn Lake.

While McLauchlan is currently spearheading a

number of marketing strategies to complement these initiatives, including a new website and Facebook page called “Manitoba North,” he feels business owners in Thompson need to do a better job of highlighting the city’s qualities as a tourist hot spot.

“We have a great opportunity now that the train is coming back, so what the chamber needs to do is they need to really think tourism,” he said. “In every business that you do [think], ‘How could a tourist benefit from this business?’ And you also, as a chamber member, need to mentor people that are starting out with new experiences.”

Part of this mentorship process involves going into schools and reminding youth that starting a tourism-centred business is a financially viable option in Northern Manitoba.

“You can make a living at tourism,” said Tankard.

“It’s no longer the fluff. It really is part of the GDP and we’ve gotten the provincial government to believe that it actually adds dollars to their tax revenue.”

According to the province, the Manitoba tourism industry currently supports 20,640 jobs and contributes $625.1 million in annual tax revenue to the economy.

Throughout their re-

search, Tankard said they’ve also determined that Indigenous attractions are a large draw for residents of southern Manitoba and beyond, which is why members of these communities need to be included in this conversation.

Tankard said they’ve identified around 57 Indigenous tourism operators that are at varying stages of market-readiness throughout the province, and are always on the lookout for ways to increase their visibility province-wide.

“We have a wonderful northern product and we need to tell more people about it,” she said.

Moving forward, McLauchlan said that these recommendations will brought to the right people, especially when Travel Manitoba hosts an international Indigenous tourism conference in Winnipeg in 2020.

“It’s a really big opportunity for us,” he said.

“For years people said that nobody is looking at us.

Well guess what, everybody’s looking at us now, so we really need to grab that and we need to run with it.”

To find out more about Travel Manitoba’s ongoing marketing campaign, contact McLauchlan at amclauchlan@travelmanitoba. com.

Lost in translation A 39-year-old man with a United Kingdom driver’s licence was fined $1,228 for driving 190 kilometres per hour on Highway 6.

When pulled over by Thompson RCMP, the driver told them he wasn’t sure if he was travelling in kilometres or miles per hour.