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JANUARY
2021
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January 2021
Councillor Update
In December, Mayor and Council in collaboration with Municipal Staff, passed both the 2021
Operating and Capital budgets. The common goal being to serve the needs of those who live in
the Municipality.
Capital project funding that was recommended by Administration and passed by Council in the
2021 budget for the hamlets of Gregoire Lake Estates, Anzac, Janvier and Conklin include:
$15,100,000 – Rural Water and Sewer – Construction
$3,000,000 – Anzac Lagoon Expansion – Design & Construction
$235,000 – Janvier School Site Upgrades
$200,000 – Conklin Sewage Lagoon Construction
$100,000 – Janvier Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade-Design
Municipal Community Investment Program funding approved by Administration;
$11,200 – Anzac Family Community Support Society – Christmas Dinner, Block party, Night out in Anzac
$35,100 – Anzac Recreation and Social Society – Program Support/Project Assistant and Community Hall
$20,000 – Anzac Recreation and Social Society – Anzac Days and Winterfest
$1,035 – Camp Yogi Society – Bear Smart Course
$25,700 – Camp Yogi Society – funding from previous year deferred to 2021, Boat and Water safety/Swimming
lessons, grand opening of Camp Yogi
$18,545 – Camp Yogi Society - Outdoor Crafts/workshop/Nature campout weekend
$66,470 – Conklin Community Association – Round Dance with Cultural Ceremonies, Feasting, Cultural song and
dance to Honor Residential School Healing.
$1.088,344 – Regional Recreation Corporation of Wood Buffalo – Anzac
$1,316,565 – Regional Recreation Corporation of Wood Buffalo – Conklin
$5,961 – Willow Lake Community Association – 881 RCWA, Emergency Preparedness, Covid-19 requirements,
Volunteer Appreciation Dinner.
$11,827 – Willow Lake Community Association – Anzac Days BBQ kickoff
$13,500 – Willow Lake Community Association – deferred from 2020, fall trade show
$20,000 – Willow Lake Tiny Tots – Various events, Family Fun Day, Family Skate, Bike rodeo
Community Investment Programming funded 74% provincially and 26% municipally
$92,500 – Anzac Family Community Support Services – Program Development/Workshops/Services
Below are motions I put forward in December of 2020, during the municipally funded Community Investment debates.
They were unanimously approved by Council. A big thank you to WLCA President, Darryl Woytkiw and Board
Administrator Nicole Gardner for their collaboration and presentations to Council supporting the need for the funding
request.
$7,038 – Camp Yogi Society - Food Festival
$292,000 – Camp Yogi Society - Rebuilding 5 Cabins, landscaping and Gazebo for outdoor Events & Concerts
$17,396 – Willow Lake Community Association - Anzac Winter Carnival
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January 2021
Below are motions that I put forward during the capital budget debates in December of 2020. They were unanimously
approved by Council.
• “THAT $70,360 be added to the 2021 Operating Budget to increase hours of operation by eight hours (per week) at
the Janvier and Conklin Waste Transfer Station during bear season.”
• “THAT Administration bring forward for Council’s consideration by March 2021 an accelerated plan for egress roads
in Janvier and Anzac.”
• “THAT $30,000 be included in the 2021 Operating Budget for the installation of flag poles (to be completed by July
2021), for the purpose of flying the Métis flag, at the Anzac Firehall and at the Placemaking area.” And with
amendments by Mayor Scott and Councillor Allen; “THAT Administration work with the GOA re: land acquisition for
the placement of a sign on Highway 63 and 881 recognizing Treaty 8 and unceded Métis territory and report back to
Council by end of March 2021 with financial costing for consideration.”
For small businesses in our region, please see below some of the grant funding that is available;
• Small and medium enterprise relaunch grant (SMERG) – up to $20K if business ordered closed.
• Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) – subsidy of up to 75% of employee wages retroactive from March 15, 2020
to June 2021.
• Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy (CERS) – direct subsidy of up to 65% of commercial rent or property expenses from
September 27, 2020 until June 2021; further 25% if lockdown ordered.
• Canada Emergency Bank Account (CEB) - $60K interest free loan with $20K forgivable.
There were a number of concerns last spring when rural residents were unable to have a fire pit. I want to let residents
know that Mackenzie County put forth the following resolution: “THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Rural
Municipalities of Alberta advocate to the Government of Alberta to amend necessary legislation (including the Municipal
Government Act and/or the Forest and Prairie Protection Act) to clarify that Councils of municipal districts and specialized
Municipalities may make decisions on fire bans in hamlets within the Forest Protection Area.” The Regional Municipality
of Wood Buffalo is a specialized municipality. I can only hope that this resolution will be accepted by the provincial
government.
For any good deeds or concerns please e-mail jane.stroud@rmwb.ca or telephone 780-799-6024.
Thank you to our rural RMWB crew for lighting up our rural communities for the holiday season. Please see below the
Gazebo in Anzac lit up for the Holiday Season.
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January 2021
The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo continues to monitor the on-going COVID-19 pandemic and follow
the direction of Alberta Health Services (AHS) and the Chief Medical Officer of Health.
For regular updates, please visit Alberta.ca/COVID19.
For municipal information related to COVID-19, visit rmwb.ca/COVID19.
FACE COVERING BYLAW
RMWB Council passed the Face Covering Bylaw. This means face coverings are now required on all public
transit in the region. For indoor public spaces, face coverings are mandatory if there are 50 or more active
cases of COVID-19 in the region. To learn more about the Face Covering Bylaw, visit
www.rmwb.ca/facecovering.
ANZAC MUNICIPAL OFFICE
Staff members are still working even though the municipal offices are closed to the public.
You can reach them in several ways:
• Call 780-334-2298 (leave a message and we’ll get back to you)
• Email viola.pindog-seguin@rmwb.ca
Need fast answers? Call RMWB Pulse toll free at 1-800-973-9663 or email pulse@rmwb.ca
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January 2021
Engineering/Construction Updates-Anzac & GLE
Anzac Contract 1
-all lift stations are undergoing commissioning and are expected to be in operation by March
2021
Anzac Contract 3
- contractor conducting routine inspections of road conditions and addressing as and when
needed
- work to resume in Spring 2021
Gregoire Lake Estates to Anzac Forcemain
-contractor has completed approximately 80% of all drilling activities for the force main
-contractor resuming work January 2021 to complete connections for future community
connections along the force main
The Christmas Wreaths in Rural were hung by ATC0 Electric in
partnership with the Rural Public Works!
Thank you for the beautiful decorations.
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January 2021
User rates for some municipal services changing in the new year
Certain rates for landfill services and utilities, such as water and wastewater have been updated. The new
rates take effect Jan.1, with the updated rates for utilities beginning Feb. 1. All other user fees, rates and
charges for municipal services are staying the same.
The updated rates are between 7% to 15% higher than the current rates, with the changes varying depending
on the size of the property’s water meter and between rural, urban and commercial services. A complete list
of all the user rates for municipal services is available at rmwb.ca/userfees.
Why are rates changing?
At the Dec. 8 Council meeting, Council approved an updated Fees, Rates and Charges Bylaw, which included
updates to rates for utilities and solid waste services. This is only the third adjustment to utility rates in the
past 11 years.
The current rates are below the operational cost to provide these services, with a subsidy from the municipal
tax base supporting part of the costs. The adjustments maintain rates below provincial averages, while helping
reduce the subsidy.
Annual rate adjustments are needed to help ensure the sustainability of municipal services and avoid a large
one-time rate hike. These changes are aligned with Council’s commitment to establish a direct cost recovery
model for utilities, which is common practice amongst municipalities.
To learn more about user fees, rates and charges, visit rmwb.ca/userfees
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January 2021
RMWB Council approves Budget 2021
On Dec. 3, RMWB Council approved a $568 million 2021 Municipal Budget, which is a $13 million reduction from the
amended 2020 Budget. The budget allocated $423 million for operations and $144 million to be transferred to reserve
for capital purposes.
In addition to the highlights above, Budget 2021 includes $15 million for rural water and sewer services and $44 million
for flood mitigation design and construction. The budget is aligned with the 2018-2021 RMWB Strategic Plan, with
continued focus on building safe and inclusive communities, improving services and infrastructure, regional economic
development and ensuring long-term financial sustainability.
Additional budget highlights and information is available at rmwb.ca/budget
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January 2021
Winter Maintenance Zones season begins Oct. 15! This means there may be on-street parking
restrictions in effect while snow is being removed from residential streets in Fort McMurray.
Make sure to follow posted signage and electronic signage in the neighbourhood you park
your vehicle. On street parking restrictions occur on weekdays from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. if
winter maintenance is needed.
Help us clear a path through winter and plan ahead for on-street parking restrictions at
rmwb.ca/snowplow.
How do Winter Maintenance Zones work?
Every neighbourhood has been divided into five Winter Maintenance Zones, one for each
weekday. Each Winter Maintenance Zone is further broken down into four subzones 1, 2, 3
and 4. On the day that each Zone is active, some of the Subzones within the larger active Zone
will be serviced and others will be relaxed. Residents will be able to park in relaxed Subzones
without being ticketed or towed. Relaxed Subzones will be communicated on neighbourhood
electronic signage, WMZ email Alerts, social media and rmwb.ca.
Residents can find the neighbourhood Zones and Subzones on street signage and online at
rmwb.ca/snowplow.
If you have any questions about Winter Maintenance Zones, connect with Pulse at 780-743-
7000, toll-free at 1-800-973-9663 or online at rmwb.ca/pulse.
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January 2021
Bylaw Services: Driveway snow removal reminder
Snow removal is an inevitable part of winter in our region, the proper cleaning and clearing of snow ensures
public safety on roadways, sidewalks and driveways. Collaborative efforts from government and residents
make proper snow removal possible.
For residents, Roads and Transportation Bylaw No. 02/079 governs snow removal in our region; this ensures
safety precautions are met as well as consistency of efforts. Bylaw Services reminds residents of some
important sections of the bylaw in regards to snow removal of driveways;
• Residents are responsible for snow and ice removal on their driveways and the sidewalks abutting their
homes (Section 13.26 & 13.27).
• Residents are not permitted to place snow and/ or ice from private property onto the highways or
other public places of the Municipality (Section 13.30), this includes ditches (Alberta Traffic Safety Act,
“highway” definition).
• Snow and ice are to be removed within 48 hours of the time when it was formed or deposited (Section
13.26 & 13.27).
Bylaw Services thanks residents for their compliance as this ensures a safe Wood Buffalo. For any questions
regarding snow removal, contact Pulse at 780-743-7000 or toll-free 1-800-973-9663.
VULNERABLE PERSONS REGISTRY (VPR)
The VPR is a free, voluntary and confidential service that helps improve the safety of residents
living at home who may be at greater risk during an emergency.
The program provides key information to local
emergency responders to efficiently identify and
assist vulnerable individuals during an emergency.
The VPR is available to residents in the region who:
• Experience severe difficulty with mobility,
vision or hearing
• Have developmental/intellectual, cognitive or
mental health challenges
• Require electricity for life-sustaining equipment such as life support, oxygen, dialysis etc.
To register, go to rmwb.ca/VPR or call Pulse.
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January 2021
Anzac, Conklin, Gregoire Lake Estates Schedule:
Wednesday and Friday - Trip #1
Time
Time Pick Up/Drop Off Location
9:00 a.m. Pick up Conklin RMWB Office
9:10 a.m. Pick up Conklin Corner Store
10:20 a.m. Pick Up Anzac Recreation Centre
10:35 a.m. Pick up Gregoire Lake Estates (mailboxes)
12:05 p.m. Drop off Hardin Street & MacDonald Avenue (Across from Provincial building)
12:10 p.m. Drop off Manning Avenue (AMA Parking Lot)
Drop Off
Anzac, Conklin, Gregoire Lake Estates Schedule:
Wednesday and Friday - Trip #2
Time
Time Pick Up/Drop Off Location
17:00 p.m. Pick up Manning Avenue (AMA Parking Lot)
17:05 p.m. Pick up Hardin St & MacDonald Ave (Across from Provincial Building)
17:35 p.m. Drop off Gregoire Lake Estates (mailboxes)
17:55 p.m. Drop off Anzac Recreation Centre
19:25 p.m. Drop off Conklin Corner Store
19:30 p.m. Drop off Conklin RMWB Office
10January 2021
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS ACTIVITIES & EVENTS
Happy New Year!
This is the first day of the rest of the year! Do you make new year’s resolutions? Or do you
have plans and hopes for the upcoming year? Its a fresh start, and anything is possible.
Dream it and then start working to make it come true.
Meals on Wheels: We provided many lunches over the past year, delivered right to their
door. This service not only provides nutrition to people who might otherwise not eat that day,
but it provides an opportunity to visit with community members who might not see or speak
with another person. Its about health, its about safety, its about peace of mind - and its
working.
PHOTO CONTEST WINNERS- We would like to thank all the people that participated in the
photo contest! The 2021 calendar is available free at the Anzac Grocery Store. Check out the
beautiful pictures from our area.
Adult- $200 1st place Tessa Dagenais, $100, 2nd place Phil Paulson, $50 3rd place Jordon Huppie
Youth-$200 1st place Nevada Steil, $100 2nd place William Sturgess, $50 3rd place Linden Collins
We would like to thank all our sponsors who help us throughout the year!
Regional Municipal of Wood Buffalo (RMWB) Dukes Building Supplies
Pembina MMT Industrial Services
Trans Canada Energy Willow Lake Landing
ENBRIDGE Fort McMurray Insulation
CNOOC Brignall Equipment Solutions
Syncrude
Please check out our Facebook page ANZAC FAMILY COMMUNITY SUPPORT SOCIETY for all upcoming events or
call 780 334 2450 Watch for our online bingo and crib!
11January 2021
We want all our volunteers that helped with the parade to feel valued and appreciated and we
also want all of you to know who made the Christmas Parade a success!
Anzac Fire Department – Curtis Chafe, Amanda Bourque, Kevin Woytkiw and Jane
MacFarlane– Thank you!
Our Judges – Laila Goodridge, Jane Stroud, and Mr. Jomaa! You had a tough job!
Shar Mckenzie - for all the organization from presents to decorating the float! You truly were a
huge help, and we are so grateful you were part of the team!
Jessica Vanee – Thank you for making it so much fun and for your outstanding artistic skills
with the Christmas cut outs!
Darryl & Annette Woytkiw – Where do we begin?! Thank you for helping in every way
possible and being so accommodating. We could not have done this without you two!
Nicole Gardner – Thank you for your enthusiasm and great attitude! For all the hard work you
put in to ensure the kids in our community enjoy all the events and everyone is taken care of!
Amber MacIntosh – Thank you so much for being so organized and google sheet savvy!
James and Kaylea Collins – The Christmas float, decorations, painting and all the other help
did not go unnoticed, thank you so much for your time and creativity!
John McGale – Lending us the Santa trailer and generator was very generous of you! Thank
you so much!
Jenn Slack and Chelsey Vanee – We cannot explain how incredible you two did with gathering
the amount food we did for the food bank! Thank you so much for being part of the event
Thank you to Fort McMurray Insulation, Brignall Equipment and Willow Lake Landing for the
parade PRIZE MONEY!
Warm Regards,
June Catton, Rose Pratt, Jolene Moyer, Brittany Mackenzie, Carla Cooper & Karen Janvier
12January 2021
WHO WE ARE:
The McMurray Sno-Drifters is a non-profit organization that was formed in the
early 1980’s. As a club, we provide a safe winter recreational sport for
individuals and families within the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. In
partnership with local Search & Rescue, we also help our members to be
informed about regulations and safe sledding practices.
OUR TRAIL SYSTEM:
Through the efforts of volunteers and sponsors, we provide Fort McMurray and surrounding communities
with approximately 300kms of award-winning trails. Our trails are located in the following areas:
Thickwood trail is on tower road in Timberlea, Anzac trail can be accessed through our garage on
highway 881 or Anzac and Stony Mountain trail is located approximately 30km south of town at the
stony mountain staging area.
MEMBERSHIPS:
Cost: $90.00
To ride our trails, an ASA Membership trail pass is required. Memberships are readily available at the
following locations:
4G Motorsports
NAPA
Bumper to Bumper
Syncrude Club 63 Social Club.
Trail passes are from the Alberta Snowmobiling Association (ASA) and are recognized on all ASA
trails across Alberta.
What does the pass get me?
As a pass holder, you are now apart of the Sno-Drifters Snowmobile Club. You now have access to approx.
300km of a well-maintained groomed trail system (Thickwood/Saprae/Anzac/Stony Mountain) along with over
5000km of groomed trail in Alberta.
How do I benefit?
We are a community! We have volunteers that love to spend their time outdoors and helping us out. Our
volunteers-built 8 fire pit shacks along our trail system and continually stock wood for other members
enjoyment throughout the season.
McMurray Sno-Drifters Snowmobile Association
mcmurray.snodrifters@hotmail.com
780-792-7603
www.snodrifters.ca
13January 2021
Our Vision "Strong, vibrant communities where youth develop successful careers."
Check out our website: https://www.careersnextgen.ca
We have missed you but are putting everyone’s safety first and going virtual!
Teachers wishing to book a classroom presentation for High School students,
please contact Anika at acampbell@nextgen.org or (647) 220-2052.
We are willing to visit in person when the community is ready.
We have some informative virtual events coming up:
Trades Virtual Showcase
For youth in grade 9 and up who are interested in trades or technology.
Showcases will include live tours, demos and an opportunity to ask an expert some questions about their field of
work.
January 13, 2021 HVAC 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
January 28, 2021 Heavy Equipment Technician 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
February 9, 2021 Electrician 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Young Women In Trades and Technology (YWITT) Online Sessions
For young women in grade 9 and up who are interested in trades or technology.
Get hands on information from a woman in each field of work.
February 17, 2021 Industrial Mechanic/Millwright 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
March 17, 2021 Information Communication 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Technology
Registration will be required – We can help with that!
Give us a call: Email us at:
OR
(780) 215-0729 mhall@nextgen.org
CAREERS CO-OP Apprenticeship Program
Youth who are 25 years old or younger and have graduated high school are eligible to apply. Find out more at an
information session.
Date Time
January 11, 2021 11:00 a.m.
January 14, 2021 6:00 p.m.
January 27, 2021 3:00 p.m.
February 16, 2021 6:00 p.m.
February 24, 2021 3:00 p.m.
March 8, 2021 11:00 a.m.
Please contact Eric at (519) 709-5477 or eleatham@nextgen.org
to sign up for an information session.
14January 2021
We may be closed to the public but we are still getting library materials into your hands!
Need to get your free library card or help with placing a hold? Give Sheri a shout at
sheri.anthony@wbrl.ca.
Don’t forget – we’re more than books! Check out video games, music and more! Browse the
catalogue at wbrl.ca.
Need to return library materials during building closures? Give us a shout at
community.services@wbrl.ca to arrange a pick up.
Residents in rural communities of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo can contact Wood
Buffalo Addiction and Mental Health Services for free and confidential support.
Individual counselling services offered virtually (zoom/telephone):
• Addiction and Mental Health Support
• Stress Coping Strategies & Life Skills Development
• Psychoeducation on Relapse Prevention, Harm Reduction, Wellness and Wellbeing and
Loss and Grief
• Referral to Addiction & Concurrent Treatment Programs, and Psychiatry Services
• Any other therapeutic interventions as needed
Please call 780-793-8360 for more information or to book an
appointment with Addiction & Mental Health Rural Service
Team
Wood Buffalo Addiction and Mental Health Services#120-339 Powder Drive, Fort
McMurray, Alberta T9K 0M4
PH: 780-793-8360 FAX 780-793-8361
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Anzac / Bill Woodward
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School Closed/ Holiday Division PD (no school for students)
PD (no school for students) First and Last Day of School
PLC (no school for students) Organizational Day
Administrative Meetings
17January 2021
Happy Birthday To:
Rosemary Belore January 1
Bodhi Woodward January 1
Brandon Lavallee January 2
Justin Sexsmith January 3
Christopher Cardinal January 5
Carol Westman January 7
Karen Janvier January 8
Keisha Owl Lavallee January 8
Dwayne Cheecham January 9
Dayna McNeilly January 9
Mackenzie Velders January 10
Crystal Powder January 10
Leon Kreutzer January 10
Paige Woodward January 11
Angela Woodward January 12
Jasmine Cree January 14
Jace Cree January 15
Charlie Wilson January 15
Brandon Wilson January 18
Marc Cote January 19
Lindsay Wiltzen January 23
Betty Woodward January 24
Wade Musseau January 24
Emma Boudreau January 25
April Woodward January 25
Elizabeth McDonald January 25
Bernice Cree January 29
Olive Wooden January 29
18January 2021
ANZAC MUNICIPAL OFFICE
Please note the office is closed at this
time due to COVID-19. Staff can still be
reached via the info below
237 Stony Mountain Road, Anzac AB T0P 1J0
780- 334-2298 Pulse 780- 743-7000 or 1-800-973-9664
viola.pindog-seguin@rmwb.ca
IMPORTANT CONTACTINFORMATION
IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION
PULSE 1-800-973-9663 PULSE@RMWB.CA RMWB.CA/PULSE
(MUNICIPAL SWITCH BOARD) 780-743-7000
COMMUNITY CONTACTS: SOCIAL MEDIA:
ANZAC RECREATION CENTRE 780-793-6900
ANZAC RECREATION 780-334-2424
@WOODBUFFALORURALCOMMUNITYCONNECTION
SOCIETY / BOARD
ANZAC FCSS 780-334-2450
ANZAC SCHOOL 780-334-2271 @RMWOODBUFFALO
ATCO 1-800-668-2248
@RMWOODBUFFALO
BILL WOODWARD SCHOOL 780-334-0818
CNOOC COMMUNITY 780-334-2850
MUNICIPAL OFFICE SERVICES
OFFICE
WILLOW LAKE METIS 780-334-0008 • UTILITY BILL PAYMENTS
NATION • WATER AND SEWER HOOK UPS
NORTH LIFE ANZAC 780-334-0005
• ANIMIAL LICENSES
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE 780-791-6247
WILLOW LAKE COMMUNITY 780-334-2679 DEADLINE FOR FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER
ASSOCIATION SUBMISSIONS: JANUARY 25, 2021
HEALTH LINK 811
ALL EMERGENCIES 911
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