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The Shuniah NewsThe Shuniah NewsShuniah, Ontario A Municipality with a Silver Lining

Volume Eight, Issue One January 2018

first lesson so that we can harmo-nize and sing along with a melody.This is a non-stressful, non- pres-sured approach focusing on the joyof making music together. Our phi-losophy is that the desire to makemusic with others is alive in all of usand that we can all succeed whentaught in an appropriate environ-ment. Come out and keep that brainsharp!

Musikgarten Adult RecreationalBeginner KeyboardThis class is for beginners who needno previous musical training andwho want to learn in a fun groupsetting. Develop your inner musi-cian through singing, moving,drumming and playing the key-board. Keyboards are available foruse or students can bring their own.Classes will be held Tuesdays 1:30-2:30pm February 6th – April 10th(10 weeks) at the MacGregor Recre-ational Centre for a special intro-ductory price: $70 tuition + $30book. To register contact Karen Kent(OCT, Licensed Musigarten instruc-tor) at 355-5520 or email: [email protected]

Recreational music making is a newapproach to learn music for individ-uals with or without prior music ex-perience. Did you know that theword “recreational” comes from theLatin root “recreatio” which meansto “restore to health”? Research in-dicates that learning music can helpadults stay healthy, particularly intheir senior years. These groupclasses encompass enjoyable, ac-cessible and fulfilling musical activ-ities that unite people of all agesand backgrounds. The benefits ex-tend beyond the music itself. Someof these benefits include social in-teraction, intellectual stimulation,opportunities to express yourselfcreatively, stress reduction, height-ened self esteem and, best of all,FUN!In a Musikgarten Adult BeginnerGroup Keyboard class, participantslearn to develop their inner musi-cian and then to play the instru-ment. We listen and move to thesongs, we drum to help develop oursense of rhythm and beat, and thenwe learn to play songs by ear andeventually, by reading the music.We learn to play chords from the

Adult Recreational Beginner Keyboard Classcoming to MacGregor Recreational Centre!

by Karen Kent

2018 Calendar Photo Contest Winners

SHUNIAH’S FIRST ANNUALWOMEN’S “ME-TREAT”

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2018

FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION ON THE MACGREGORRECREATION PAGE 4

Pierre Nantais

Anita Price

Doug LeBlanc

9:00 am - 3:30 pm

See more beautiful calendar

photos on pages 6 and 7!

, The Shuniah News, January 2018

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RoadwaysA reminder— The plowing/mov-ing of snow onto or across thepublic roadway is prohibited; if acontractor pushes snow into thepublic way, the property ownerwill be held responsible. Munici-pal By-law No. 2051-01, statesthat, no person shall obstruct orcause any obstruction to anyhighway, roadway, public lane orbridge within the Municipality.This by-law also indicates thatsnow, dirt, rubbish or garbage ofany kind cannot be placed orplowed onto the roadway anddrainage ditches.

Shuniah Public Works -Winter Safety Message

by Craig Baumann, Manager of Operations

SHUNIAH NUMBERS

EMERGENCY ................................................................911Non Emergency Administration ...........................983-2021

(facsimile 983-2943)Public Works and Roads .......................................983-2550

(facsimile 983-2946)Municipal Office ...................................................683-4545

(facsimile 683-6982)Toll-free: 1-855-683-4545

OPP .............................................................1 888 310-1122MNR ...................................................1 888 310-(Fire) 3473

Adult BeginnerKeyboard!NEW!

Municipality of ShuniahEmployee Service Recognition Awards

Fiona Buchan 5 YearsCraig Baumann 15 YearsRory Mannila 10 YearsKathie Maunula 10 Years

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Yes...it’s our 5th year as a Com-munity Garden Group. Our firstmeeting was in October 2014with 6 persons attending to testthe waters and we have notchanged our course nor our efforts.Year 2017 was our "banner"

year, along with applying for andcelebrating Canada's 150th An-niversary with 5 tulip gardens,we: filled all our 32 gardens andmembership; expanded our gar-den enclosure; won a TBayTel$500 Good Neighbour Awardfunding a compost station; madefront page news in all the mediasfor July 1st; had a great mid sea-son garden walkabout with LouPrystanski; assisted the ShuniahYouth on their enhancing of theRec Center Flower Garden build;and finally, ending the seasonwith a grand banquet.There was a Combined Com-

munity Gardens meeting October30 at the TBay Public Health Cen-ter chaired by Catherine Swartz-Mendes. All the CommunityGardens last year had a mixtureof success. Too cool and/or wet aseason was the main culprit.Catherine brought up on screentheir newly created CommunityFood Program Map, the website isas follows: Thunder Bay HealthCenter, Health Topics, HealthyEating, Thunder Bay CommunityFood Program Map, (it shows ALLSources in Thunder Bay for Foodaccess, soup kitchens, shelterhomes, Salvation Army). The

Shuniah Soil Mates Begin a 5th Yearby Peter Tracz, Chairperson, Shuniah Soil Mates

source icons are colour codedtomatoes. Community Gardensare shown as a GreenTomato...including our own Shu-niah Soil Mates, Lappe Centeretc. The screen can be zoomedin/out to access a particular siteand the name and contact showsup. It was an impressive map andtook a great effort to create...welldone. Catherine brought out avery large volume of seeds of allkinds and potting trays donatedby Lowe's Thunder Bay. We eachtook a rather large amount todistribute to the members.Our first meeting in 2018

will be at the Rec Center, 800Lakeshore Drive, on January18 at 6:30 PM. If you are inter-ested in becoming a Soil Matethen come along and join us. Asan aside and spurred on by thebuild of our own compost sta-tion, I have designed and builtone for a family that holds ap-prox. one cubic meter of compost(see photo) and...Yes Virginia...there is a drawing...free for the asking. Happy New Year 2018 to all inShuniah!

Shuniah Youth Centre and the Shuniah Policing Committee are offering…Snowmobile Safety Certification

Saturday January 27, 20189am – 4pm

MacGregor Recreation Centre800 Lakeshore Drive

Get your child prepared and certified to drive asnowmobile safely this winter. Students willlearn basic snowmobile safety, rules of thetrails, where to ride, how to watch the weatherand what to do in an emergency.The cost for this worthwhile course is $40 and students must be 12 years or older to

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What is Happening at the MacGregor Recreation Centre?800 Lakeshore Drive – More information call 344-1908 email [email protected] or visit www.shuniah.org

Follow us on FACEBOOK to always know what is going on!BENDER BALL EXERCISEWednesdays 9:00-10:00am -$6 drop in rateJanuary 3rd, 10th, 24th, 31st (No classes Jan 17th)February 7th, 21st and 28th (No class Feb 14th)Bender Ball is described as “Cardio Yoga” a fun workout that chal-lenges all elements of fitness strength, core, mind and body. Italso gives you a fun cardio workout to great music. It is safe andeffective for all ages. Balls and mats provided. For more infor-mation contact Candace 621-2926.

POST NATAL “BABY AND ME” FITNESS CLASSESMondays 11:30-12:30 Learn safe ways to exercise WITH your baby! Exercises that youcan then do at home! Bring your baby to exercise with and meetother Moms in the community. Call Dayna at 632-2254 for more in-formation and to register.

SHUFFLEBOARD LEAGUEThursdays 1:00 pm- FREE!The disks and cues are ready! Come out and meet your neighboursby joining us for a weekly fun tournament. If you are curious abouthow shuffleboard works… come out on a Thursday and have a cupof coffee and watch a game! Bet you will want to try it! Everyoneis welcome!

NEW! Musikgarten Adult Recreational Beginner Keyboard Tuesdays 1:30-2:30pm10 weeks February 6th- April 10thParticipants learn to develop their inner musician and then to playthe keyboard/piano. We listen and move to the songs, we drum tohelp develop our sense of rhythm and beat, and then we learn toplay songs by ear and eventually, by reading the music. This is anon-stressful, non- pressured approach focusing on the joy ofmaking music together. Our philosophy is that the desire to makemusic with others is alive in all of us and that we can all succeedwhen taught in an appropriate environment. Join this session forthe special introductory price of $70 for 10 weeks and $30 forthe book. To register contact Karen Kent at 355-5520 or email:[email protected]

NEW! DIY SIGN PARTYSunday February 18th 2-4:00 pmLocal crafter is offering a DIYsign party. You will have a choice ofthree different signs to make sim-ilar to the pictures shown here,each for $50. All wood, paint, sup-plies and snacks provided. Regis-trations will only be accepted untilFebruary 5th so please registerearly because limited spots areavailable. Contact Stephanie at [email protected] orthrough Facebook page “Pass lake wood designs”

NEW! WOMEN’S “ME TREAT”Saturday February 3rd 9:00am-3:30pmTake a day for yourself! Participate in 4 sessions of activities thatwill rejuvenate your brain and body! This six hour “Me-Treat” willallow you to meet like-minded women in the community while par-ticipating in a variety of activities to inspire! Snacks and a lunchfrom McKenzie Riverside Pizzeria are provided. Choices of 3 sessions include;#1 Gentle Yoga or Benderball#2 Guided Meditation or Nutrition “Know your Stomach”#3 Gentle Zumba or Pound FitnessFinal session Interior Design and Fashion for everyoneRegistration opens Wednesday January 10th online at www.shu-niah.org or call the Shuniah Municipality office at 683-4545 forassistance. Spots are limited so register early!

THE SKATING RINK IS READY! THANKS SO MUCH TO THE SHUNIAH VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT AND SHUNIAH PUBLIC WORKS FOR GET-TING IT UP AND RUNNING! BUNDLE UP AND ENJOY IT!SHUNIAH YOUTH CENTREWednesdays 6-9pm and Fridays 6-10pmDrop in activities for youth grade three and up (Kids must sign inand out of centre) Younger children welcome to participate in activities withparental supervision.The Rec Centre is an excellent place to come with friends or meetnew ones in the community! All kids are invited to participate inthe fun organized events that are highlighted in the monthly cal-endar www.shuniah.org(youthcentre) The Youth Program offersbasketball nets, skating rink, sports nights, dances, bingo, ping-pong, pool table, air hockey, and a great place to hang out andmeet friends!

YOUTH SNOWMOBILE SAFETY CERTIFICATIONSaturday January 27, 2018 9am-4PMGet your child prepared and certified to drive a snowmobile safelythis winter. Students will learn basic snowmobile safety, rules ofthe trails, where to ride, how to watch the weather and what todo in an emergency. The cost for this worthwhile course is $40and students must be 12 years or older to participate. (Birth cer-tificate is required) Space is limited! To register your child pleasecontact [email protected] subject: snowmobile safety cer-tification

ADULT BOXING FITNESSTuesdays 5-6:00pm and Thursdays 5:30-6:30pm Sundays3-4:00pm All fitness levels welcome! Are you ready to safely improve yourcardio, endurance and co-ordination? Join Dayna, our knowledge-able personal trainer and certified boxing coach in this non-com-bative class. She teaches the same drills used to traincompetitive fighters for your full body workout. Gloves and equip-ment provided. $100/month for 8 classes OR $15 drop in rate(Mondays and Wednesdays 2x a week for 4 weeks). Sunday dropin rate is $10. Not sure? Just stop in and try out a class! Email [email protected] for more information. Want to cre-ate your own private exercise class of 5-8 friends or family? Con-tact Dayna at 632-2254.

ZUMBA INSPIRED EXERCISE DANCE CLASSESNEW DAY! Mondays 5:30-6:30pm -$10 drop in rateDance your way to fitness! Have fun while exercising without hav-ing to leave the Shuniah area with Zumba inspired dance! Bring afriend or come alone and make new friends in your community! Forall ages and experience levels. Not sure if it is for you? Come tryout your first class for free! For more information call KatherineLangen 629-7940

AGE-FRIENDLY EXERCISE Mondays 12:45-1:45 pm -$5 drop in rateMOBILITY, FLEXIBILITY AND STRENGTH! Get rid of ankle andknee pain! Gain range of motion in your shoulders and hips! In-crease your mobility and strengthen your muscles! In this weeklyclass, we will do a flexibility routine to increase reaction time, im-prove balance, work muscles to support your body and work onmobility to increase range of motion. This class is open to every-one and even great for first time exercisers in our older commu-nity. LET’S USE IT – SO YOU DON’T LOSE IT!

YOGA CLASSESTuesdays 6-7:15 pm -$5 drop in rate (Starting January 9th)Everyone is welcome. This is a Hatha yoga class where the focusis on bringing the asanas (postures) into your unique body, devel-oping a balance of strength and flexibility. Classes includepranayama ( breath work) ,asanas ( postures), meditation and con-clude with savasana (final relaxation). Please bring your own matand a blanket. Drop in rate is $5 with a portion of class fees do-nated to the Shuniah recreation centre programs. Instructor-Lynn Kallies for more information Email at [email protected]

NEW! Weekend Yoga!4 Dates: Saturday Jan. 20th, Saturday Jan. 27th, SundayFeb. 4th and Saturday Feb. 10th 10-11:30 amAfter many requests, Lynn is going to try and offer Shuniah aSaturday morning yoga class. Participants must preregister forthese weekend morning classes at [email protected] Cost is$32 for the 4 classes. No prior experience required. Class mini-mum of 8 students required to run class.


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In 2016 the Nature Conser-vancy of Canada (NCC) protected2,500 acres on Big Trout Bay -one of the last privately owned,undeveloped stretches of shore-line between Duluth, Minnesota,and Thunder Bay, Ontario. In2017, we continued our conser-vation efforts along Lake Supe-rior.

This past summer, NCCinvited 25 experts in taxonomyfrom the Royal Ontario Museumand the Ministry of Natural Re-sources and Forestry to jointhem for a biolitz - surveys thatdiscover which species are usingthe property. A range of animals,plants and fungi were observedon this previously, little-studiedarea. The data collected is avail-able to the public via inaturalistCanada (www.inaturalist.ca).Take a look! This informationwill help in the development of aproperty management plan forthis large and beautiful property. 2017 was a good year for CaribouIsland, with the observation of atleast one active bald eagle nestnear NCC’s portion of the island.Our annual monitoring workfound no new evidence of inva-sive species – a real win! NCC isconstantly on the lookout fornon-native, invasive species,such as common reed, that canhave devastating impacts onwetlands. To learn more aboutcommon reed and other invasiveplants and animals visithttp://www.invasivespeciescen-tre.ca .

Next spring, when youvisit the island for a hike up tothe inland lake, you might notice

something new at the beginningof the trail. NCC will be posting asign prohibiting fires, includingcampfires, on its portion of theisland. While fire is a natural partof the boreal ecosystem, firescaused by human neglect are not.An unattended burning campfirewas seen on the north side of theisland this summer and evidenceof fires on NCC’s portion of theisland have also been found. Weask island users to please respectthis restriction.

Finally, this summer wenoticed a strange addition to thenon-NCC portion of the island.No one is quite sure why anyonewould go to all the trouble tomove a chest freezer to the shoreof the island – but this is defi-nitely not its natural habitat. Wehope it can be relocated this win-ter once the ice is safe to supportsnow machines.

NCC continues to monitorand care for the Caribou Islandproperty and work to conserveother important natural areas onLake Superior. If you have anyquestions or concerns regardingthe use or management of Cari-bou Island, or would like to sup-port NCC’s conservation efforts,please contact Gary Davies,Northwestern Ontario ProgramDirector at [email protected] orgo to natureconser-vancy.ca to donateand learn more.

NCC thanksall those who ex-plore the island forleaving it as theyfound it.

Caribou Island 2017This past year the Nature

Conservancy of Canada (NCC)celebrated the conservation ofBig Trout Bay Nature Reserve -1,019 hectares (2,517 acres)along the north shore of LakeSuperior, in the Municipality ofNeebing. With 21 kilometers ofpristine shoreline, soaring cliffsand vast forests, this property ishome to a large variety of plantsand animals.

In July, with the support ofthe Government of Canada’sBioblitz – Canada 150 program,experts from the Royal OntarioMuseum, the Ministry of Natu-ral Resources and Forestry andNCC took a closer look at thisincredible natural area to dis-cover just how many differentplants, animals, fungi andlichens call Big Trout Bay home.And the results were astound-ing! To date over 2,300 observa-tions of over 860 species havebeen documented. The vast ma-jority of these observations areavailable to the public via theinaturalist website (www.inatu-ralist.org/projects/big-trout-bay-science-bioblitz-bioblitz-scientifique-de-big-trout-bay ). Animals observed ranged fromthe largest, such as moose, to

the smallest such as the tinynorthern short-tailed shrew.Plants included rare arctic andalpine species such as the com-mon butterwort and livelongsaxifrage. These hardy speciesare plants that exist well outsideof their typical range, either inthe far north or at higher eleva-tions, but survive in the cold andoften harsh climate along thecoast of Lake Superior.

This summer’s Bioblitz willhelp NCC and partners to betterunderstand the variety of ecosys-tems on Big Trout Bay. The exis-tence, location and interactionsof this wide variety of plants andanimals, along with their habitat,will help to determine how theproperty should be managed andcared for in the future.

Right now, NCC is working ona property management plan forthe Big Trout Bay Nature Re-serve. This plan will identify con-servation goals for the area andlayout how NCC plans to achievethose goals. Conservation goalscan include things such as main-tain a healthy forest, whichmight be supported by actionssuch as the identification and re-moval of invasive plant species,dismantling roads or cartingaway garbage, and allowing for-merly logged areas to becomeforest once more.. Other goalsmight include public involve-ment and education such as thecreation of hiking trails or the in-stallation of interpretive signs.The property management planfor Big Trout Bay will be com-pleted in early 2018, with imple-mentation over the next 5 years.The Nature Conservancy ofCanada thanks all those whohave contributed their time andsupport to the conservation ofthe Big Trout Bay Nature Reserveand looks forward to workingwith the community in the man-agement of this incredible land-scape.

If you have any questions orconcerns regarding the use ormanagement of this property, orwould like to support NCC’s con-servation efforts, please contactGary Davies, Northwestern On-tario Program Director [email protected] or go to natureconser-vancy.ca to donate and learnmore.

Big Trout Bay Nature Reserve Update

Nature Conservancy of Canadaby Gary Davies, Program Director, Northwestern Ontario

Nature Conservancy of Canada | Ontario Region

Photo: Bill Covello

Livelong Saxifrage © Samuel Brinker


Billie Stechyshyn Pierre Nantais

Pierre NantaisDoug LeBlanc

The beautiful photos on these pages are part of the 2018 Portraits of Shuniah calendar!


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Happy New Year to all our McKenzie and Shuniah Families. It is al-ways exciting to start a new year!Winter fun started at McKenzie School in November with skating fieldtrips and the early arrival of snow brought snow forts and sliding inthe schoolyard. We can’t wait for more snow here!!The Annual Festive Dinner was a great success as students, parentvolunteers and community members came together for a fantasticmeal. Thank you to all of the volunteers (Santa too) that helped outand the families that sent in donations to make the event a success. This year the Grade 6 students from Mrs. Parker’s class brought backthe Christmas Bazaar. What fun!! Students brought presents for theirfamily and friends and got them wrapped too! I wonder if anyone gotback something they donated?

February 5 to February 9 is Kindergarten Registration Week! Parents of school-aged children are invited to drop into McKenzieSchool to register their children for Kindergarten during this weekbetween 9 am – 11 am or register online at https://register.lakehead-schools.ca/VIA/en. In addition, McKenzie school will open our doorsto welcome families to our school community during an Open Houseon Wednesday, February 7 between 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.We look forward to spending the New Year with you and your fam-ily! Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook for up to date pictures and eventreminders! https://www.facebook.com/McKenziePS/

News from McKenzie Public SchoolMcKenzie School 1625 Lakeshore Drive – 983-2355

www.lakeheadschools.ca/mckenzie submitted by Julie Gayoski-Luke, McKenzie School Vice-Principal

Kindergarten RegistrationWeek

February 5 to February 9 is Kindergarten Registration Week

at Lakehead Public Schools! For parents needing more information about Kindergarten, Lake-head Public Schools is holding its annual Kindergarten Informa-tion Night at the Valhalla Inn on Monday, February 5 at 7:00 p.m.For more information, about the Kindergarten program or the reg-istration process, please call Lakehead Public Schools at 625-5100,visit our website at www.lakeheadschools.ca, and follow us onTwitter and like us on Facebook.

Who Should Register?JK – Children who will turn 4 in 2018Please remember to bring proof of your child’s age and address.You can also registeronline;https://register.lakeheadschools.ca/VIA/en.

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The 2018 Explore Card Parking Pass is now on-sale! Pro-ceeds from the sale of Explore Cards contributes directlyto the upkeep of our Conservation Areas and educationprograms. Cards are $30.00 +HST and can be purchasedon our website or in person at our Administrative Office. If you are interested in hosting an event at a Conserva-tion Area, be sure to visit our website and complete the“Request to Use Property” form. Conservation Areas aregreat locations for family events like reunions, picnics orbirthday parties. Businesses are also welcome to hostcompany retreats and team-building activities as well.Picnic shelters/pavilions can also be reserved for a min-imal fee. Be sure to Follow, Like and Share the LRCA on socialmedia. Our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages arefull of amazing photographs and interesting information,and provide us with an effective way to communicatewith residents of the Lakehead Watershed. We also shareflood messages and up-to-date events information. Wewould love it if you would join in on the conversation!Tickets to the 2018 Conservation Dinner & Auction areon sale now! Tickets are $50.00 each and include a fam-ily style meal and live and silent auctions at The Da VinciCentre on Thursday, February 8, 2018. All proceeds are insupport of the LRCA’s Living Classroom Fund, which pro-vides funding to our education program and Conserva-tion Area upkeep and maintenance. Please visit ourwebsite or give us a call to get yours today! Get out and Explore!

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Municipal Office HOURS OF OPERATION

Located at 420 Leslie Avenue, Thunder BayMonday to Friday: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm

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Nov 1 to Mar 31: Open Wednesdays from 10 am to 6 pm Saturdays and Sundays from 9 am until 5 pm

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905-896-6948Reg. # 01576226

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Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Agricultural Distributor of:

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Locally owned independent fuel supplier

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