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SITANSISK KOLUSUWAKONSt. Mary’s Newsletter
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SISSON MINE Update on Maliseet and Crown Sisson
Accommodation Discussions New Brunswick has been consulting with the Maliseet since June 2015 about how to accommodate Maliseet Aboriginal and treaty rights if the Province approves the Sisson Mine. Some Maliseet communities have communicated strong opposition to the Mine and have called on New Brunswick to reject it, and no Maliseet community has expressed support for the Mine. However, New Brunswick’s approval of the Mine continues to seem certain. If New Brunswick approves the Mine, it will have a legal duty to “accommodate” Maliseet Aboriginal and Treaty rights. This means the Province will have to ensure that the environmental impacts of the Mine are minimized and adopt a strategy to address the unavoidable harms from the Mine to Maliseet rights. The Maliseet Chiefs are exploring with the Crown what that accommodation strategy would involve. The Maliseet Chiefs have jointly developed and tabled with New Brunswick a list of proposed accommodation measures. These measures include, for example, the protection of other lands in Maliseet Territory from future development, to ensure their availability for traditional land uses; revenue-sharing on Mine profits; and a mining accident/malfunction compensation fund that would compensate the Maliseet for any harms to their Treaty and Aboriginal rights; and a training and employment strategy. New Brunswick has responded favourably to most of the proposals; negotiations are ongoing. New Brunswick has also provided capacity resources, such as funding for Resource Development Consultation Coordinators in each community. St. Mary’s held a community meeting to discuss the progress of the Sisson accommodation negotiations and St. Mary’s legal options on October 15, 2015. The next community meeting will take place early in the new year (date to be determined). In the meanwhile, members seeking more information about the Sisson Project should contact St. Mary’s consultation coordinator, Megan Fullarton at 506-459-2200. The Maliseet Chiefs also worked with New Brunswick to secure a new archeology program at the Sisson Site. This program is being overseen by the Government of New Brunswick. Many Maliseet members have been hired to participate in the fieldwork and on-site Maliseet observers are reporting back to our communities on the progress of the fieldwork. It is a shared objective of New Brunswick and the Maliseet Nation to ensure that the archeological work at the Sisson Site is done thoroughly.
! !!Job Opportunity
St. Mary’s Retail Sales Restaurant Manager- Wolastoq Wharf
Full-time 40 hours plus/week !Under the direction and supervision of the Director of Retail sales the Wharf Manager will be responsible for the overall operations of the Wolastoq Wharf Restaurant. This person will be responsible for both front & back of house. !!QUALIFICATIONS: !Must have a minimum of 5 years Management Experience (Restaurant Related) Culinary Experience/Wait Experience (definite asset) Food Handling Course Excellent Communication skills Must be able to successfully reach specific targets Must be able to multitask in fast paced environment Excellent Customer Service Skills Leadership skills !If Interested please send resume, cover letter and references to: !Lisa Wilson Director of Human Resources St. Mary’s First Nation 150 Cliffe Street, 2nd Floor Fredericton, NB. E3A 2T1 Fax (506) 472-6220 Email [email protected] !Deadline for applications is November 12th, 2015at 4:00 pm.
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Training Opportunity St. Mary’s First Nation Bus Driver
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Are you interested in learning how to drive a school bus? The opportunity is here!! We will train and assist you in acquiring a School Bus Driver’s Licence. !!!MUST have or be willing to obtain the following: !
1) Medical Certification. 2) Certification of a current First Aid & CPR. 3) A clean criminal record check is required. !!
Fees for documents will be reimbursed to successful candidates. !!!Interested applicants should submit their Letter of Interest and Resume to: !Education Department: Annette Paul or Jackie Paul 150 Cliffe Street Fredericton, N.B. E3A 0A1 or E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] You can also drop them off in person at the Education Department !!!The deadline for applications is Thursday, November 26, 2015 at 4:00pm.
! !St.Mary’s First Nation
150 Cliffe Street
Fredericton, N.B.
E3A-0A1
Phone: (506)458-9511 Fax: (506) 462-9491
Employment Opportunity Non-Certified ECE Worker-CHSMES ! !
Position Summary: !Under the direction and supervision of the Principal, the Non-Certified ECE Worker will provide assistance in the classroom to maintain a healthy, safe and learning environment for the children. !Qualifications: !1) Must have a clean Criminal Record and Prior Contact check. 2) Must have up-to-date First-Aid or willing to obtain it. 3) Must be a team player and able to follow directives. 4) Must enjoy working with children in a fast-paced environment. 5) Must be working on or willing to take the ECE Program. !Please provide a Cover Letter and Resume on or before the deadline of November 6, 2015 @ 12 noon. !Thank you !!Lisa Wilson Human Resource Manager St. Mary’s First Nation 150 Cliffe Street Fredericton NB E3A 0A1 Fax: 472-6220 or email [email protected]
! !St.Mary’s First Nation
150 Cliffe Street
Fredericton, N.B.
E3A-0A1
Phone: (506)458-9511 Fax: (506) 462-9491
! Employment Opportunity
For the
St. Mary’s First Nation Community Gym
!6 Month Position @ 25-30 hours a week
Must have flexible schedule to work days, nights and weekends
The Gym Worker will be responsible for the daily operations of the gym.
Deadline for submissions is November 06, 2015 @ 12 noon
!!Submit your resume to:
Lisa Wilson Director of Human Resources St. Mary’s First Nation 150 Cliffe Street Fredericton NB E3A 0A1 Fax: 472-6220 Email: [email protected]
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Arlene Brooks, MCH-Early Childhood Mentor/Coordinator
Seasons Greetings Parents:
You are invited to attend the:
7TH ANNUAL TAN KAHK BABY CHRISTMAS SOCIAL
(for parents and tots up to age 5)
When: Sunday, December 6th 2015
Where: St. Mary’s Culture Center, 25 Dedham Street
Time: 12:00 until 3:00 pm
This is a great opportunity to:
• Get your babies and toddlers dressed for seasonal pictures;
• Meet other parents;
• Enjoy some finger foods and seasonal treats;
• Learn about my program;
• Advent Calendars for all the families;
• Door prizes to be given away; AND
• A visit from Santa
A donation of a non-perishable food item or small toy for the Fredericton Food Bank is appreciated but not mandatory.
!If you have questions or suggestions regarding this event, please call Arlene Brooks at the St. Mary’s Health Center @ 452-2750.
Maternal Child Health Program
November is Diabetes Month
St. Mary's First Nation Home and Community Care Program Invites YOU!
Please join us for a Lunch & Learn as we have a conversation about Diabetes..
What is Diabetes?
How Can it Affect Me?
How Can I Prevent Diabetes?
How Can I Manage my Diabetes?
!When: Monday, November 16, 2015
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Where: St. Mary's FN Health Center Community Room
Drop in to learn, share and enjoy a healthy lunch! Diabetes Bingo and Prizes!
!For further information and to RSVP please call
Jennifer MacFarlane - Home and Community Care Coordinator 506-452-2750
RECREATION SCHEDULE November 16 – November 22
!MONDAY BKD Dance @ CHSMES
Craft Night @ Cultural Center Ages 5-9, bus starts around 5, returns at 6:30pm Ages 10+, bus starts around at 6:30 !TUESDAY Teen Movie Night -Bus times announced day before on
Facebook Group. !WEDNESDAY Skating @ Willie O’Ree (Elementary Ages) 1-3pm, bus starts around at 1.
MUST have proper fitting helmet (skating preferred) and skates, gloves or mittens and warm jacket. Ball Hockey @ CHSMES (Middle School Ages) 6:30-7:30, no busing provided Badminton @ CHSMES (Ages 10+) 7:30-8:30, no busing provided !
THURSDAY Kids Choice @ CHSMES Ages 5-9, bus starts around 5, returns at 6:30pm STU Volleyball Clinic @ CHSMES Ages 10 +, bus starts around at 6:15 !FRIDAY Swimming Ages 6-9, bus starts around at 7:30 All ages/families welcome if accompanied by an adult. SUNDAY Mystery Day 2-4pm, bus starts around at 2 Ages 5-9 yrs !PARENTS please dress children for the weather. We also ask that you
send water when our activities are not being hosted indoors !!
RECREATION SCHEDULE November 9 – November 15
!MONDAY BKD Dance @ CHSMES
Craft Night @ Cultural Center Ages 5-9, bus starts around 5, returns at 6:30pm Ages 10+, bus starts around at 6:30 !TUESDAY Teen Movie Night -Bus times announced day before on
Facebook Group. !WEDNESDAY REMEMBRANCE DAY – NO ACTIVITY !THURSDAY Science East @ CHSMES Ages 5-9, bus starts around 5, returns at 6:30pm STU Volleyball Clinic @ CHSMES Ages 10 +, bus starts around at 6:15 !FRIDAY Swimming Ages 10+, bus starts around at 7:30 All ages/families welcome if accompanied by an adult. SUNDAY Outdoor Adventure 2-4pm, bus starts around at 2 ! !PARENTS please dress children for the weather. We also ask that you
send water when our activities are not being hosted indoors !!BK DANCE CLASS TIMES:
3 & 4 yr olds…5:30-6:00pm Grades K-2…6:00-6:45pm Grades 3-5…6:45-7:30pm Grades 6+…7:30-8:15pm !
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St. Mary’s First Nation Prenatal Classes !
! Please contact Community Health Nurse
B.J. Myles-Paul at 452-2750 OR
Come in to Health Center to sign up for prenatal classes AND our Milk
Program. !
IF YOU ARE DUE TO DELIVER BETWEEN NOW AND JANUARY AND ARE
INTERESTED IN PRENATAL PLEASE CONTACT ME (BJ) AT THE HEALTH
CENTER AT 452-2750….thank-you !
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Dr. Stackhouse’s Hours for 2015
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Tuesdays from 1-8pm
And every other Thursday 10-5pm
Upcoming Thursday dates: Nov. 5th, 19th, Dec. 3rd, 17th
Call to book/cancel appointments
452-2750 Mon-Thurs (B.J.)
Or
452-2760 Tuesdays after 1pm or Thursdays the Doctor is in (Heather)
Please be advised that Dr. Stackhouse’s clinics are very busy and very full. It is best to call a week in
advance for appointments. Also, if you are unable to attend your appointment please call to cancel your
appointment time so someone else can see the doctor. **Remember to bring a valid Medicare to your appointment**
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FLU SHOTS AVAILABLE !
you can call the Health Center to make an
appointment to have your flu shot on a day/
time that works for you.
452-2750
Flu vaccine is available NOW!
***Children 6 months up to 9 years old require
2 doses of the vaccine if have never had a flu
shot before…4 weeks apart.
9 years and older only require 1 dose. ***
FOR SALE!!Washer and dryer - good condition working well $500 for pair treadmill - 3yrs old - good condition $1200!!Sheila Barlow 206-2443 or 471-5005!!Thanks :-)
!CONSERVE ENERGY CONTEST
!Congratulations to Tawnya Paul for winning the Hydro Contest for the month of October 2015.
!A Few Energy Saving Tips That Work
•Unplug things that are not in use
•Use energy efficient light bulbs
•Turn lights off when not in use
•Wash in cold water
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Taxes & Bottle Deposit where Applicable
Rain Checks Available Excluding 2L Pop Promo
St. Mary’s Supermarket Only
OPEN 7 AM—MIDNIGHT 7 DAYS A WEEK ( Holidays 9 am to 6 pm)
ST.MARY’S RETAIL SALES, WHERE THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS # 1 150 Cliffe St., Fredericton, NB
We Reserve the Right to Limit Product While Supplies Last Check Out our Website for More In-Store Sales @:
www.stmarysretail.com
Seniors’ Day Every Wednesday 10% Off St. Mary’s Supermarket Only!
Fresh Boneless Porkloin Center
Cut Roast or Combo Chops
Product of Canada
Local Potatoes
Moms Pound Cake
( Iced - 500 g , Un-iced - 450 g )
Carnation Evaporated
Milk
Fresh Atlantic
Salmon Fillets
16” Pepperoni
Pizza
