The Pas Local News Archives for 2020-02

Another Successful Northern Manitoba Skills Challenge

The 2020 Northern Manitoba Skills Challenge was held on February 25th and the 26th and it was a big success.

 

Kathi McConnell Hore Margaret Barbour Colligates principal and the challenges co chair says 49 students participated in 13 challenges including things like automotive technology and welding.

 

She added that the challenge gives students hands on practice before competing in the Skills Manitoba Competition. The small venue allows participants to receive better feedback.

 

Some students from MBCI are expected to attend and take part in the Skills Manitoba Competition this April.

Annual Truth and Reconciliation Gathering in Thompson

UCN is hosting the Annual Truth and Reconciliation Gathering in Thompson at the TRCC gym.

 

The gathering will have keynote speakers and presenters to talk about reconciliation.

 

Registration is free and you can sign up online at ucn.ca

 

The gathering will run from March 3rd until the 4th.

Opaskwayak Cree Nations Statement on their Support of the Wet'Suwet'en

Opaskwayak Cree Nations Chief and Council released a statement that they are standing in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en Hereditary Chiefs, who are known in the indigenous community as land defenders and protectors.

 

Chief Christian Sinclair stated that while mainstream Canada sees our actions as inconvenient they see this as exercising their rights to protect mother earth.

 

OCN supports those in Northern British Columbia that are defending their land from the unwanted Coastal GasLink pipeline.

Kelsey School Division Meeting February 24th

Kelsey School Division Chair Vaughn Wadelius Spoke to Arctic Radio News about their board meeting on Monday night. One of the items brought up was cuts made by the provincial government.

 

They have also received funding cuts for general education by about $400,000 which means they have to look carefully at what programs and expenditures they can delete.

 

They also discussed their preparation of the budget for next year and they have not received any information from the provincial government on what their revenue will be for next year.

Niki Ashton Address Indigenous Issues in Northern Manitoba and Canada

Our MP Niki Ashton spoke in the House of Commons about the recent tragedy in Garden Hill First Nation.

 

A seven year old boy was killed in a house fire in the community which Ashton says does not have running water, an all weather road, or suitable housing.

 

When asked when Marc Miller the Minister of Indigenous Services would act to ensure justice for indigenous communities in Canada.

 

Marc Miller the Minister of Indigenous Services gave his condolences to the community of Garden Hill First Nation and the victim’s family for their loss.

 

Millers department has been in contact with the first nation’s leadership to indentify and deliver support to ensure the well being of the community.

NDP Tables Canada Pharmacare Act to Cover Medication for All

The NDP has announced a plan to give universal pharmacare coverage to all Canadians, and NDP MP Niki Ashton (Churchill Keewatinook Aski) said that it is time for the Liberals to get on board to make this a reality.

“People in Northern Manitoba know how expensive it is to access basic needs like food and a roof over their heads,” said Ashton. “Imagine when you cannot afford the medication you or a family member needs. This shouldn’t happen to anyone. Universal pharmacare will ensure no one is left scrambling to get the care their need.”

The NDP’s Canada Pharmacare Act is based on the principles of the Canada Health Act and follows recommendations of the government’s own Hoskins’ report.

“We are putting this bill forward so we can finally see action on something people desperately need – pharmacare coverage,” added Ashton. “It would be wrong and uncompassionate for the Liberals to turn their backs on this opportunity to help people in Northern Manitoba who are struggling to make ends meet. We call on the Liberals to do the right thing and support our bill.”

Once implemented, the NDP’s pharmacare plan would be free for Canadians, make emergency wait times shorter, free-up more hospital beds for those who need them, and save Canadians more than $4.2 billion. It will also save families more than $500 a year on average, whether they have insurance or not, and save employers $600 a year per insured worker.

Sam Waller Museum and The Pas Arts Council Receive Funding for Manitoba 150 Events

Sam Waller Museums Director Sharain Jones spoke to Arctic Radio about funding they received from celebrate 150 to put on events to celebrate Manitoba’s 150th anniversary.

 

The museum received a total of $7,000 worth of funding and the events they are hoping to organize are still in the planning stages.

 

Jones added that they hope to have a performance of the Cross Roads of History a series of monologues written about key historic figures of the area, and they also hope to put on some natural history related programming.

 

The events are still in the planning stage.

The Future for Mining in Snow Lake Looks Bright

The Hudbay 4th quarter report we reported on recently also includes Manitoba developments. 

 

President Peter Kukielski says they continue to move forward at their Snow Lake deposits.

 

He explained in early 2019 they announced a significant increase in reserves and an updated mine plan for Lalor which is projected to more than double the annual gold production for the mine and he believes Lalor is on track to become one of the best gold mines in Canada.

 

He also noted Hudbay continues to implement improvements to the legacy Flin Flon tailings impoundment area in line with higher industry wide standards for tailings dam safety following the failure of other tailings dams in recent years with spending of approximately 20 million dollars a year from 2020 to 2022.

Lynk Event at The Pas UCN Campus Tonight

There will be a Lynk Event tonight at the UCN Campus here in The Pas.

 

The event will give you an opportunity to hear from urban organizations that want to support northern entrepreneurs.

 

The event will be held in room 261 from 6 until 7:30 PM 

 

Lynk is an organization committed to helping youth to pursue entrepreneurship.

 

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The Pas Health Complex Foundation Annual General Meeting

The Pas Health Complex Foundation held their annual general meeting on February 5th and the board of trustees were elected.

 

Sue Lambert was appointed as chairperson, and Alfred McDonald was appointed vice chairperson. Brooke Mclean was appointed treasurer, Walt Marlow was appointed Secretary, and Deb Lane, Mike Munro, Patti Banks, and Valoree Munro were all appointed as trustees.

 

A press release from the foundation said they completed the purchase of new beds for the St Paul’s Personal Care home and equipment for palliative care at St Anthony’s Hospital in the past year at a cost of over $63,000.

 

The release also stated that support from the community is essential for the foundation to continue with the mandate of ensuring that funds remain in The Pas with the goal of improving health care facilities.

 

Some of their fundraising efforts include their annual radio pledge show.

Northern Manitoba Tourism Awards Nominations Open

Nominations are now open for the 2020 Northern Manitoba Tourism Awards. Some of the award categories include Event of the year, innovation of the year, and partnership of the year.

 

Nominations can be made online at manitobatourismawards.awardsplatform.com You must create an account on the website in order to make a nomination.

 

The deadline to submit a nomination is March 13th at midnight.

 

Self nominations are allowed.

 

The awards dinner will be held in Thompson on April 15th at Riverlodge Place.

Community Projects Can Benefit From Funding

Co-op Community Spaces has provided 8.5 million dollars to 115 projects since 2015.  Social Responsibility Supervisor Lindsay Arnott says they are accepting applications for projects that help protect, beautify and improve spaces across western Canada. 

 

She explains they provide funding for capital projects that really are designed to bring people together and bring communities together so they fund projects in three different categories including recreation, environmental conservation and urban agriculture.

 

Between 25 thousand and 150 thousand dollars of capital funding is available per project with application forms available online at www.communityspaces.ca until March 2nd.

Fatal Snomobile Accident North of The Pas

The Pas RCMP responded to a report of a snowmobile collision on Saturday night.


The crash occurred near Rocky Lake East Road and the snowmobile ran into a tree.

A 26 year old male from The Pas was pronounced dead at the scene and a 22 year old woman that was on the snowmobile was taken to hospital with non life threatening injuries.

The investigation is ongoing.

Opaskwayak Cree Nation to make their own Child and Family Services Laws and Strategies

With Bill C-92 becoming law on January 1st of this year this means that that the jurisdiction of Child and Family Services will be given to First Nations communities.

 

First Nations have one year to create their own laws and strategies that they feel will meet the well being of their children.

 

OCN Chief Christian Sinclair believes that when it comes to protecting and looking out for the wellbeing of OCN’s children it’s up to them to use Cree traditions and laws adding that if they are to succeed as a nation, it’s up to them to do things themselves.

 

First Nations communities have a year to create their own child welfare laws and strategies.

RM of Kelsey Council Meeting Presentations

A presentation was conducted at Wednesday night’s RM of Kelsey council meeting on the planned board walk for Grace Lake.

 

Alan McLauchlan from Travel Manitoba who conducted the presentation stated that Grace Lake is a beautiful area and an important birding area. 

The other goal for the boardwalk is to give school children an opportunity to learn about nature.

 

McLauchlan is hoping to receive funding from local Governments and there are plans to have a fundraising campaign.

 

The hope is to have the construction of the boardwalk commence this May and have it completed by August or September.

 

Another presentation on The Pas Regional Library was conducted at the  meeting as well.

 

The library did well the past year serving over 33,000 people with over 1500 people attending library events.

 

A request was made to The RM of Kelsey council for an increase in funding so that they can operate longer hours and provide a better salary for workers. The requested increase is of $5,500.

 

It is not known when the RM of Kelsey will bring up this issue again.

Treaty Commissioner Talks about Treaty Education

Treaty Commissioner Loretta Ross of the Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba spoke to Arctic Radio to talk about the importance of educating Canadians about treaties made with indigenous communities and how they are working towards ensuring that schools start to teach students about the treaties.  

 

The commission has developed curriculum support materials to help teachers to educate their students about treaties. Ross tells us why these support materials are important.

 

Manitoba Schools are not yet required to teach their students about treaties and this is something that Ross hopes will change in the future.

 

You can learn more about the Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba at TRCM.ca.

Chief Medical Examiner Calling for an Inquest into Kevin Andersons Death

The Chief Medical Examiner of Manitoba is calling for an inquest into the death of The Pas train Conductor Kevin Anderson.

 

His train went over a washed-out bridge in Northern Manitoba two years ago and the train derailed.

 

He was pronounced dead at the scene and the cause of his deaths was said to be the result of blunt force injures from the derailment.

Niki Ashton MP Report Outlines Respect and Reconciliation

Our MP Niki Ashton outlines the importance of respect and reconciliation with indigenous peoples in her latest MP report emphasizing that the colonial relationship that existed with indigenous peoples has existed for too long.

 

Her report also pointed out that we must respect the Wet’ Suwet’en especially when it comes to building pipelines through traditional territory adding that what is happening on Wet’suwet’en lands has significant importance in our region as well.

 

With climate change and potential environmental risk to our region it is critical that we take a stand to ensure indigenous and northern communities are not ignored.

The Pas and Area Animal Shelter Royal Princess Ball Fundraiser

The Pas and Area Animal Shelter is having a Royal Princess Ball at the Westminster United Church next month.

 

They will also have crafts, a light meal, and a chance to meet some Disney princesses.

 

The event will be held in two sessions on March 15th from 1 until 3 and from 4 until 6.

 

Tickets are 40 dollars each and they can be purchased at the shelter.

National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation to Release a New Report Tomorrow

The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation will be releasing the Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement Lessons Learned Survivors Perspectives Report Tomorrow morning.

 

The report is a comprehensive report on the development process and design of the IRSSA and it examines the IRSSA effects and impacts on communities and survivors.

 

The report release event will be held at 9AM Thursday morning at the University of Manitoba.

 

The report will be made available at nctr.ca

Communities Economic Development Office Grand Opening at the Otineka Mall

There is a new opportunity for entrepreneurs in the Tri Area to present their business ideas and get assistance getting their idea off the ground.

 

This past Friday the grand opening of the new Communities Economic Development Office was held at the Otineka Mall.

 

Anyone that has an idea or a dream for a business can come to the office and they will get business advice and assistance with developing a business plan.

 

Jennifer Flett who spoke on behalf of Opaskwayak Cree Nation stated the opening of the office at the Otineka Mall is a good example of where the community is now economically as the mall was built based on economic development from the 1970s to help OCN become more independent and the new office is a step in working in conjunction with other organizations.

Moffat Family Fund Accepting Applications

Charitable non profit organizations are once again invited to send applications to the Moffat Family Fund.

 

Application forms can be picked up at the Wellness Centres front desk and the deadline to submit applications is March 6th at 4:30 in the afternoon.

 

Call 204-627-1134 for more information.

Northern Manitoba Woman Remorseful for Online Comments about First Nations

Destine Spiller, a Manitoba woman arrested for making online threats towards indigenous peoples two years ago read an apology yesterday in front of Elders and First Nations Leaders in The Pas area recently.

 

She has learned valuable lessons from her restorative justice process and she wants to be forgiven.

 

The program she took part in involved learning about First Nations history, anger management, and community service.

Manitoba Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont Visits The Pas

Manitoba Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont spoke to Arctic Radio to talk about his visit to The Pas and Area during the Trappers Festival. He took the time to listen to concerns from locals about regional issues such as healthcare.

 

Lamont took time to praise Opaskwayak Cree Nation for the way they provide health care for patients close to home which inspired the Manitoba Liberals to work towards providing health care for Manitobans in a similar manner.

 

When asked what he would like to see in Northern Manitoba in the future Lamont stated that he hopes that the region has better  roads and transportation to make it easier for people to access health care and education and he also hopes that the North will have better housing.

 

Lamont believes that Southern Manitoba residents benefit from resources that come from the Northern Manitoba and that the region has enormous potential and investments need to be made to allow for economic growth.

 

Lamont encourages anyone that has any questions or concerns about Northern Manitoba issues to contact the Manitoba Liberal Party.

Thompsons Winter Weather Testing Committee Members Attend Fully Charged EV Trade Show

Following their recent trip to Austin, Texas for the Fully Charged electric vehicle trade show, the Winter Weather Testing Committee’s Volker Beckmann and Deputy Mayor Les Ellsworth spoke to Arctic Radio about the event.

 

Beckmann explains that when he heard about the trade show a few months ago, he felt it was important that Thompson be represented in some way to garner interest in the location.

 

Deputy Mayor Les Ellsworth, who is also a member of the Community Futures North Central Development Committee, says the people they spoke to at the event showed interest in Thompson.

 

The group emphasised that there are many advantages for vehicle companies testing in Thompson aside from the cold weather, including the low Manitoba Hydro Rates and our supply of nickel for lithium batteries that power EVs.

Wab Kinew Visions for The North

NDP Leader Wab Kinew spoke to Arctic Radio about his recent visit to The Pas. While taking part in some of the Trappers Festival festivities he also took time to listen to concerns from The Pas and area residents and he read his inspirational picture book “Go Show the World” to some local students.

 

Kinew added that if the NDP were to form Government in Manitoba there plan would involve putting more doctors, nurses, and health care professionals in the region with hopes that people can access health care closer to home reducing the need for people to travel to access services.

Another plan is to provide more mental health support.

 

Kinew wants everyone in Northern Manitoba to feel that they have a shot at living a good life as anyone else in the province.

Canadian Red Cross Looking for Humanitarian of the Year Award Nominees

The Canadian Red Cross has opened the call for nominations for their annual Manitoba Humanitarian of the Year Awards.

 

Every year they recognize two Manitobans for their selfless dedication to helping people and they encourage Manitobans to nominate someone they feel is deserving of recognition for their volunteer or charitable work.

 

If you would like to nominate someone that you think deserves this award visit redcross.ca/Manitobapoh

 

The deadline to submit nominations February 29th

Local Businesses Can Learn More About Accessing Funding

The Communities Economic Development Fund encourages local Chamber of Commerce members and local business owners to complete their online survey. 

 

Their CEO Oswald Sawh explains their main question is have you tried to access capital in the last 12 to 24 months?

 

You can complete the survey conducted by Leger Marketing online at legerweb.com/CEDF2020 with a deadline of 11:59 pm February 19th.

 

You can learn more about CEDF and starting a small business at cedf.mb.ca

 

The grand opening of the new expanded CEDF office at the Otineka Mall will be tomorrow morning at 10AM

Former Mayor of The Pas Percy Pielak Passes Away

Well Respected former Mayor of The Pas Percy Pielak passed away yesterday.

 

The Pas Mayor Herb Jacques stated Pielak was a great guy who served the community for around 17 years and that putting that much energy of his life towards our community speaks volumes of the kind of person that he was.

 

Former Mayor Jim Scott stated on social media that Pielack was a strong servant to The Pas.

Kelsey School Division Board Meeting Highlights

Kelsey School Division Superintendant Julia Mckay Spoke to Arctic Radio about their board meeting on Monday Night.

 

One of the major issues addressed is the fact that the board will have to make a number of cuts to their budget due to a lack of funding.

 

This issue also resulted in the cancellation of their planned open house.

 

It’s not known as of now what cuts are going to be made but more details on the cuts should be made available once the budget is completed.

 

During the meeting Jerome Conaty also conducted a presentation about North Forge a program to promote industry and entrepreneurship in the north.

The Issue of Poverty in our Region Has Been Raised in the House of Commons

Churchill Keewatinook Aski Member of Parliament Niki Ashton spoke about the level of child poverty in our region. 

 

She said 63 percent of children in our region according to a recent Campaign 2000 report live in poverty and it’s directly due to the poverty of their mothers. 

 

She stands with the many women in our north and across the country who are demanding better for themselves, their children and our collective futures.

 

Ashton says these current poverty conditions are unacceptable in a county as wealthy as Canada.

 

Communities Economic Development Fund Office Grand Opening This Friday

This Friday, the Grand opening of the new expanded Communities Economic Development Fund office at the Otinkeka Mall will begin at 10AM.

 

CEDF assists small businesses and community development corporations in the North Financially.

 

If you would like to attend you are asked to RSVP Leann Brown at 204-778-4138 extension 231.

January Monthly Mayor Reports

The Monthly Mayor Reports for January have been released. The Town of The Pas had 124 Disturbance of the peace cases, 113 Mischief Cases, and 93 prisoners held.

 

The RM of Kelsey once again saw mostly provincial traffic violations 32 in total and the community of Cormorant had five offences altogether ranging from breaking and entering to disturbance of the peace.

Kin Canada Celebrating 100th Anniversary

Dave Roberts from The Pas Kinsmen spoke to Arctic Radio about how they will be celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Kin Canada on February 20th.

 

The Kin flag will be also raised at the Town Hall at 12:30 in the afternoon, On the same day they will be serving hot dogs at the new outdoor rink from 5 until 7PM and they will be joined by the Kinettes.

Niki Ashton Addresses Issues with Canada's Railways

During question period last week our MP Niki Ashton brought up the issues with Canada’s railways and how they have put people’s safety at risk. She said the derailment in Guernsey, Saskatchewan from last week came a year after a derailment of a CP train in British Columbia that claimed lives.

 

When she asked what the Government will do to ensure that people are safe around railways this is what the Minister of Transport Marc Garneau responded by saying he put in place a ministerial order to reduce the speed of trains carrying dangerous goods for 30 days as they examine why these derailments are happening.

Opaskwayak Cree Nation Community Updates

Opaskwayak Cree Nation Chief Christian Sinclair spoke to Arctic Radio to give an update on the community.

 

OCN is now planning to conduct a Wellness index study incorporated with their comprehensive community plan with a goal of feeding their long term budgeting process.

 

With this study it will help the community to decide where to put their funding. OCN members will be able to vote on the comprehensive community plan on February 29th at the Veterans Hall.

 

OCN has also been working towards bringing back their traditional language and  Sinclair says  important to preserve their language because it helps to define who they are.

 

One of the ways they are working towards bringing back their language is with a Cree Sentence of the day.

 

During their council meetings an elder will say the Cree sentence of the day and they have another council member recite the same sentence without making a mistake.

 

You can learn how to speak basic words in OCN’s traditional language by downloading the Opaskwayak Cree Dictionary app on your smart phone.

 

 

Swan River RCMP Respond to a Shooting

The Swan River RCMP responded to a report of a disturbance and a possible gun shot early yesterday morning.

 

Officers attended and located a 25 year old male from the community with a gunshot wound. He was taken to hospital with non life threatening injuries.

 

Officers located a firearm in the vicinity of the shooting and the investigation is ongoing.

Women's Heart Health

With February being Heart Month, the Heart and Stroke Foundation has released a report focusing on women’s heart health.

 

The report states that when it comes to heart and brain health, women have been under-researched, as two-thirds of heart and stroke research is based on men.

 

Amanda Nash with the Heart and Stroke Foundation says there have been strides made in recent years to further research women’s heart health, as they have found biological differences in how heart disease affects women.

 

There has been more research dedicated to women’s heart health in recent years, which has been vital in learning about how signs of heart disease are different for women.

The Grey Cup Coming to The Pas This Monday

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers brought the Grey Cup up to Thompson yesterday.

 

Jacqueline Dirksen with the Winnipeg Football Club says Thompsonites were happy that the team brought the cup up to the city and that they were able to take pictures with it.

 

Some of the players were also in town as a part of an anti-bullying campaign at the local schools.

 

The Grey Cup is heading back down to southern Manitoba for a rural tour, but will be up in Flin Flon and The Pas on Monday.

 

This past November was the first time since 1990 that the Bombers won the Grey Cup Championship.

Niki Ashton to Stand up for Air Transportation in Canada

MP Niki Ashton’s latest MP report stated that as transportation critic for the NDP caucus she will be fighting hard for improved airline services.

 

Many Northern Manitobans rely on air travel and Ashton says one key element is passenger rights.

 

Canada brought in specific passenger rights for everything from delayed luggage to cancelled flights and now some companies in the airline industry are now trying to have these passenger rights overturned in court and the Federal Government deferred the airlines case to the courts.

 

Ashton believes the Liberals need to stand up for the rights of Canadian Passengers rather than giving in to the demands of airline companies.

Vehicle Fire in The Pas Set on Purpose

The Pas Fire Department responded to a report of a vehicle fire on Saturday evening. The call came in around 5 o clock of a small truck on fire near a housing complex on Tremauden Avenue.

 

The vehicle was a complete loss but the fire crews had the fire under control and extinguished in 15 minutes.

 

There were no reports of injuries and there was no damage to any of the surrounding structures.

 

The RCMP issued a report that four people were arrested in connection to the fire three of which were released without charge and a 34 year old man is expected to be charged with arson.

World Cancer Day Focused on Cervical Cancer

Yesterday was World Cancer Day a global initiative led by the Union for International Cancer Control, which aims to eliminate millions of preventable deaths yearly by raising awareness about the disease.

 

This year, Cancer Care Manitoba highlighted cervical cancer, which is the second most common type of cancer in the world, and provided information on how it is completely preventable.

 

The HPV virus is responsible for cervical cancer and it can be prevented with a vaccine at a young age,

 

If you are not vaccinated it’s important to have a PAP test every three years to screen for the disease and PAP tests are being offered at The Pas Primary Health Care Centre.

 

Visit northernhealthregion.com for a complete schedule of clinics.

Kinew DCC Healing Lodge

Manitoba NDP Leader Wab Kinew says the government should build the first provincial Healing Lodge in Manitoba to replace the soon-to-be-defunct Dauphin Correctional Centre.

 

Kinew says the proposed healing lodge would support the 80 workers who will have to look for other placements once the correctional centre closes in May, and would adhere to one of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s calls to action.

 

He explains that the healing lodge would be an opportunity for those incarcerated to participate in Indigenous cultural activities and receive cognitive behavioural therapy, which will support them in re-entering society with a positive outlook.

 

Kinew adds that the lodge would service other northern communities like Thompson, Flin Flon, and The Pas.

 

He explains that in the initial stages of this proposal, people would have to travel to Dauphin for these services, but they plan to build more facilities across Manitoba so that people can be closer to their communities while rehabilitating.

 

Kinew goes on to say that this proposal is based on feedback the NDP received from Dauphin residents, in particular the workers who will be affected by the closure, which is set to take place in May.

Riley Manych Fundraiser Efforts So Far

Riley Manych the son of The Pas Fire Chief Randy Manych is trying to raise money so he can assist putting out wildfires in Australia.

 

The plan is to work on the front lines for about six months as a direct suppression fire fighter.

 

Several fundraiser efforts have been put together.

 

His Go Fund Me fundraiser made over 3000 dollars as well as over 1100 dollars in personal donations.

 

The goal is to raise at least $30,000.

Doc Walker Benefit Concert Makes over $1000 for Spay and Neuter Fund

Country band Doc Walker Preformed in The Pas last weekend and all proceeds from the concert will be going to The Pas Precious Pet Kennels Spay and Neuter Fund.

 

Bonnie Meadows from The Pas Precious Pet Kennels says the concert turnout was good and over 1000 dollars was raised which will go towards the fund.

Meadows would like to thank everyone that attended.

 

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School Boards Across the Province are Nominating Students for Special Awards

Nominations are being accepted until February 7th for the Manitoba School Boards Association Student Citizenship Awards. 

 

There are a total of seven awards along with a provincial award for a student group.

 

The associations Director of Education and Communication Services Heather Demetrioff says nominations are made by schools through the school board and are open to all public school students Kindergarten to grade twelve. 

 

She adds each school board is allowed only one nomination so there will be a total of 37 nominations with winners for each region selected by a panel of elected school trustees. 

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