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LAC LA BICHE COUNTY
Activity Guide
Your Playground of Opportunity
SPRING/SUMMER 2018
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What does the Activity Guide cover?The Activity Guide covers Lac La Biche County-run programs and services, especially those related to recreation, fitness, and the well-being of families.
Bold Center04 About the Facility, Hours of Operation05 Amenities06 Child Mind Cenovus Play Centre07 User Guidelines / Registration Information08 Memberships, Admissions, & Payment09 Annual Member Benefits10 Membership Loyalty & Corporate Memberships
Drop In Opportunities12 Field House & Ice Schedules
Adults13 Fitness Class Schedule15 Adult Leagues, Workshops &
Personal Training
Youth16 Spring Programs17 Summer Programs19 Youth Workshops20 Fee Assistance
Family21 Spring Programs23 Summer Programs24 Pre-Registered Family Programs
Portage Pool25 Amenities, Hours of Operation26 Pool Rules & Guidelines27 Public Swim Schedule28 Swimming Lesson Guidelines
Youth29 Red Cross Swim Preschool30 Red Cross Swim Kids31 Spring Swimming Lessons32 Private Lessons
Leadership32 First Aid & Leadership Courses
Adults34 Adult Lessons & Fitness Classes
Community Spaces36 Boat Launches38 Lac La Biche Map40 Plamondon Map
Rentals41 Facility Rentals42 Birthday Parties, Portage Pool Rentals43 Laser Tag
Grant Programs44 Community Grants45 FCSS Grants
Support Services46 CVITP for Seniors, Paratransit Services
Community Directory47 Community Directory
CONTACT LAC LA BICHE COUNTY T: 780-623-1747 Toll Free: 1-877-806-563213422 HWY 881, Lac La Biche, Alberta T0A 2C0
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Community Events& Important DatesAPRIL 9, 2018
Tree seedling order applications available
APRIL 16, 2018
Community Garden applications available
April 19, 2018
Volunteer Fair & Bistro
APRIL 22, 2018
Earth Day
April 27, 2018
We Can Grow! Spring Fair
MAY 7-10, 2018
Large Item Pickup for Lac La Biche (north side of the tracks)
MAY 9, 2018
Large Item Pickup for Plamondon
MAY 14-17, 2018
Large Item Pickup for Lac La Biche (south side of the tracks)
MAY 18, 2018
Lifejacket Loaner Station & Spray Park Open
MAY 19, 2018
National Lifejacket Day
JUNE 1-30, 2018
Parks & Recreation Month
JUNE 2, 2018
National Health & Fitness Day
JUNE 3-9, 2018
Environment Week, Seniors' Week
JUNE 9, 2018
Household Hazardous Waste Roundup and Shred It Event, Lakeland Agricom, 10 am to 2 pm
JUNE 15, 2018
Seniors' High Tea,World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
JUNE 28, 2018
Agriculture Appreciation Day
JULY 1, 2018
Canada Day
JULY 6 - AUGUST 17, 2018
Mad About Science (see pg 40 for more details)
JULY 12, 2018
Carnival Night
JULY 31, 2018Deadline for Rural Beautification Award nominations
AUGUST 6, 2018Heritage Day
SEPTEMBER 6, 2018C.A.R.E. Event
OCTOBER 1, 2018Deadline for Sports Hall of Fame nominations
Board Games & BeyondA BOARD GAME CAFÉ EVENT
Try out board game classics like
Ticket to Ride, Settlers of Catan, and
Pandemic while meeting new people at
the Lac La Biche Legion.
MAR. 27 // APR. 10 // APR. 24 // MAY 8 // MAY 22
6:30 PM • LAC LA BIChe legion • free
Lac La Biche County
NATIONAL HEALTH & FITNESS DAYJune 2nd, 2018
On National Health and Fitness
Day (NHFD), all Canadians are
encouraged to get outside and
be active.
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Hours of Operation
>> Facility hours6 am - 11 pm
>> Statutory Holidays11 am - 7 pm
>> Administration hours8 am - 4:30 pm
Contact
Guest Services Desk | 780-623-3829 Fitness Desk | 780-623-6363Bookings | 780-623-6370
Web | boldcenter.caFax | 780-623-3808Address | 100 8702-91 Ave, Lac La Biche, AB, T0A 2C0 facebook.com/boldcenter
BOLD CENTER
About theFacilty◊ 250,00 square feet of
recreational space
◊ twin ice arenas
◊ two field houses
◊ running track
◊ curling rink
◊ fitness centre
◊ boxing area
◊ community hall
◊ food vendors
◊ laser tag
◊ childcare
Sign up for the Bold Center e-newsletter and stay up-to-date!
Go to boldcenter.ca and fill out your information to receive updates and news about facility closures, youth and family programs, workshops, membership promotions and upcoming fitness classes.
An online version of the Activity Guideis available at boldcenter.ca/
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AmenitiesCenovus Child Mind Centre◊ paid babysitting◊ free parent-supervised play area
for children ages 6 months to 12 years old
Cenovus Field Houses◊ two full-size fieldhouses◊ fixed seating to accomodate 250
Cenovus Fitness Centre◊ 9,000 square feet of fitness-related space◊ boxing ring and training area◊ fitness testing and personal training◊ steam rooms◊ locker rentals and strollers available
Canadian Natural Track◊ three walking/running lanes (225m)◊ spin cycling and circuit training stations
Devon Community Hall◊ accomodates 300 to 600 guests◊ kitchen, bar, coat room and washrooms
Multi-Purpose Studios/Meeting Spaces◊ two mirrored studio spaces◊ two multi-purpose meeting spaces◊ Viewpoint Room
NEC Contractors/CRC Open Camp Curling Rink◊ four sheets of ice◊ viewing area from lounge above◊ laser tag (off-season)
Swamp Cats Community and Performance Arena◊ two NHL-size hockey rinks◊ seating to accomodate 300 to 1,000 spectators◊ media room with webcast capabilities
Vendors◊ Booster Juice◊ Taras Pizza◊ Restore Wellness
Outdoor◊ basketball courts◊ tennis courts
Get Noticed! There are a many advertising and sponsorship opportunities available at the Bold Center.
• Wall boards
• Facility naming rights
• Rink boards
• Event & tournamentsponsorship
• Ice logos
• Community Pillars
• Sponsor programs& public drop-inopportunities
• Customized approachesto get your businessnoticed
Call 780-623-6357 to discuss opportunities on how you can get involved.
FREE
PUBLIC SKATE
SPONSORED BY:
EVERY SUNDAY UNTIL THE END OF MARCH 20183:15 - 4:45 PM AT THE PLAMONDON ARENA
Call 780-623-6388 for more information.
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Child Mind Cenovus Play CentreCan’t find a sitter for your child while you work out? We can help. The Bold Center’s child minding area has play structures, arts and crafts, and other activities led by our staff. Your kids will love it, and so will you.
HOURS OF OPERATION (APRIL 1 TO AUGUST 31)
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
9 am - 1 pm: drop-in*
1 pm - 4 pm: parent-supervised play (free)
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays
4 pm - 8pm: drop-in*
Saturday & Sunday: closed
*Child mind drop-in fees apply.
RATES1 child | $2.75 per half hour, $50 per 10 hours
Family (2-4 children) | $6 per half hour, $85 per 10 hours
Infants | $5 per half hour (1 hour maximum)*Rates may be subject to change.
CHILD MIND GUIDELINES• Reserved for children ages 6 months to
12 years old.
• Drop in with your child (max of 3 hours per dayper child).
• Parents must remain within the Bold Center.
• Parents must provide own snacks.
• Registration forms must be completed.
• Sick children cannot be accepted for care.
• Please remember to bring clean indoor shoes.
Child Mind gift certificates are available. See the Bold Center front desk for details.
An Infant Care program is available for children aged 6 months to 2 years. Only 2 spots are available per hour.
Call 780-623-6365 to pre-register.
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User GuidelinesThe Bold Center works to provide a safe, enjoyable environment for all users. Full guidelines are posted throughout the facility.
Children & Youth SupervisionThe safety and well-being of children and youth in our facility is a priority. Children 8 years and under must be actively supervised at all times while in the facility by a responsible person 12 years or older. If issues or incidents arise, parents or guardians will be contacted.
AccessibilityWe are committed to integrating all residents into our programs and services. The Bold Center is fully-accessible, with an elevator to all three levels of the facility. We continue to partner with community liaisons and support services so that everyone, regardless of their physical or cognitive abilities, can participate in activities at the Bold Center.
Support workers are not required to pay for admission when accompanying clients to use recreation facilities.
WristbandsGuests accessing areas that require paid admission will receive a wristband from Guest Services. Guests must wear and keep wristbands visible while in the Bold Center’s proof-of-payment areas.
Wristbands will be required for re-entry if a guest wishes to access the facility at various times throughout the day. In some cases, wristbands may be issued for participation in registered programs. If you do not have a wristband, you will be asked to pay or leave.
Pay To PlayEveryone who wishes to access any of the leisure opportunities provided at the Bold Center must pay an admission fee. Admission may be in the form of a paid membership or daily drop-in fee. Guests may be required to provide proof of age to qualify for special membership and drop-in discounts.
Registration InformationHow to RegisterRegistration for all programs will remain open until the end of the first class, provided the minimum registration has been met one week prior to classes starting. You can sign up in person, or by calling the Bold Center at 780-623-3829 or Portage Pool at 780-623-6777 with a valid credit card.
Payment and ConfirmationPayment is required in full at the time of registration. Accepted forms of payment include debit, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, cheque, or cash. Individuals will be subject to a $20 NSF charge for insufficient funds or stopped cheques.
CancellationsClasses may be combined or cancelled due to insufficient registration. To ensure classes run with a minimum number of participants, please register at least one week before class start dates. Participants will be notified if classes are combined or cancelled, and transfer or refund options will be provided.
TransferringParticipants can transfer to a different class, provided that space permits and they do this before the start of the second class. Instructors reserve the right to withdraw or transfer participants if a registered participant’s skill level doesn’t meet requirements.
WithdrawingParticipants who withdraw from a program at the end of the first class will be issued a full refund or credit. Withdrawals made after the end of the first class will not receive a refund without a doctor’s note or supporting documentation. Refund restrictions apply to workshops, courses and programs which run for 3 or more consecutive days.
Statutory HolidaysUnless otherwise indicated, classes will not be offered on any statutory holiday.
Par-Qs, Waivers and Medical ConditionsPar-Qs and waivers are required for all classes and lessons, and must be completed annually. Please advise staff when registering for programs of any medical concerns or special care instructions.
Drop-InsDrop-ins are available for all classes.
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Payment & ID CardsPaymentPayment is required in full at the time of purchase. Staff will accept debit, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, cheque or cash. Individuals will be subject to a $20 NSF charge for insufficient funds or stopped cheques.
Pre-Authorized Payments & Auto-RenewalPre-authorized payments and auto-renewal payments are now available: save time and money by signing up! Ask Bold Center staff for details. You can cancel a membership for $25.
Membership & AdmissionsALL ACCESS TRACK ONLY PORTAGE POOL
Child / Youth(4 – 17 yrs)
$4.50 $3 $4
Senior / Student(60+ yrs / 17- 21 yrs)
$6 $3.50 $4.50
Adult(18+ yrs)
$9 $4.50 $5.50
Family(2 adults, 3 child/youth or1 adult, 4 child/youth)
$15 $11.50 $14.50
DROP-IN RATES
ALL ACCESS TRACK ONLY
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$26.50 $72.25 $144.50 $252.25 $38 n/a n/a $28 $63 $117.60 $218.40 $33
Senior / Student(60+ yrs / 17- 21 yrs)
$40.50 $111.25 $222.50 $405 $47.50 $25 $31.50 $32.75 $91.13 $137.55 $255.45 $38
Adult(18+ yrs)
$58 $158.75 $317.75 $525 $75.75 $35.75 $40.50 $44 $99 $184.80 $343.20 $46.75
Family(2 adults, 3 child/youth or 1 adult, 4 child/youth)
$126 $346.75 $693.50 $1182 $151.25 n/a n/a $72.50 $163.13 $304.50 $565.50 $108.50
Corporate Individual n/a n/a $270 $446.75 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Corporate Family n/a n/a $589.50 $1,004.70 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
MEMBERSHIP RATES
ID CardsGuests with a membership must scan their ID cards at the Guest Services Desk (first floor) or Fitness Desk (second floor). Replacement cards are available for $10 each.
Notice For Those With Pre-Authorized Payments If you change or lose your credit card, be sure to notify the Bold Center by calling us at 780-623-3829.
Failure to update your payment information will result in a $20 NSF charge and after two or more consecutive failed payments, could result in pre-authorized payment plans being terminated.
Paid guests have access to the following:
◊ sports/activities in thefield houses
◊ public skating, drop-inarena times
◊ swims offered atPortage Pool
◊ the steam rooms
◊ complimentary day-uselockers
◊ equipment lending
◊ use of strollers
Annual memberships include additional benefits. Ask the Bold Center staff for details.
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10% discount on select programs/workshops
Ability to attend one free fitness class per session
VIP access to register for classes with limited spaces
2 complimentary day passes
Complimentary towel service (1 bath towel per member/visit)
Ability to suspend membership twice per year* (*minimum 2 weeks and maximum of 8 weeks, provided advance notice is given)
On Customer Appreciation Days at Britton’s Your Independent Grocer, show your Bold Center membership card to receive 10% off your purchase of $100 or more.
www.boldcenter.ca
Save over $170 annually on an Adult Pass!
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Membership Loyalty ProgramWe want to thank you for being a loyal member! Members who have held annual memberships for at least 5 consecutive years receive 10% off the regular membership rates (15% at 10 years) upon renewal, along with some swag to show your gold star status!
Physically active employees are happy, healthy employees with above average attendance records and increased levels of productivity. Help your staff stay active! The Bold Center’s Corporate Membership Program provides employees of participating companies with discounts on memberships.
Joining the program is free. You need a minimum of 5 employees, then you’ll sign an agreement. Once setup is complete, all registered employees will receive 15% off 6-month and annual memberships. If you work for anyof these companies below, inquire about the corporatemembership today and get started!
• Britton's Your Independent Grocer• Government of Alberta• Hope Haven Women’s Shelter• Lac La Biche Canadian Native Friendship Centre• Lac La Biche County• Northern Lights School Division (NLSD)
For more information, call us at 780-623-3829.
Corporate Memberships
MEMBERS SAVE EVEN MORE!Bold Center & Britton’s Your Independent Grocer haveteamed up to help you live life well.
Starting April 1, spend $100 or more at Britton’s Your Independent Grocer and show your Bold Center membership card to receive a 10% discount off your purchase every Customer Appreciation Day!
(PC points holders will also receive 15,000 pts or an additional 10% off purchase – it pays to be a member!).
FAMILY OPTIONS
AVAILABLE!
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Get fit this summer with99 days of access to the Bold Center and Portage Pool for just $99*.
*adult membership
Other age options also available:
Youth - $60 for 99 days
Student/Senior - $75.50 for 99 days
Family - $250 for 99 days
Effective May 25 - August 31, 2018 only. Cannot be combined with any other offers or promotions.
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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
CENOVUS FIELD HOUSE 1FAMILY SOCCER5 - 7 pm
5-7:30 pm(April-May)
5-7:30 pm(April-May)
ADULT SOCCER7 - 9 pm
CENOVUS FIELD HOUSE 2
FRONT
PUBLIC4 – 11 pm (March - June)
6 am - 11 pm (July - August)
PUBLIC6 am - 11 pm*equipment
available at 8 am
PUBLIC6 am - 11 pm*equipment
available at 8 am
MIDDLE
BACK
ADULT BASKETBALL
6 - 8 pm
PICKLEBALL6 - 8 pm
BADMINTON6 - 8 pm
ADULT BASKETBALL
6 - 8 pm
BADMINTON8 - 10 pm
Field House Schedules
Unavailable Open drop-in or rental opportunity. To rent at these times, please call 780-623-6370.
Volleyball and Badminton nets will be set up upon request and as space/activities permit. Regular drop-in fees and rules apply. Note: Cenovus Field House #2 will be out of service for annual hoop maintenance July 3-5 and for floor resurfacing August 22-24 (tenative dates).
BOLD CENTER PUBLIC ICE SCHEDULE
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
DRY SURFACEStarts April 23
ADULT ROLLER
HOCKEY
7-9 pm
YOUTH ROLLER
HOCKEY
5-7 pm
2-FOR-1 SHINNY HOCKEYStarts May 15
5 - 7 pm 5 - 7 pm 5 - 7 pm
$5 PICK-UP HOCKEYStarts May 15
7:30 - 9:30 pm 7:30 - 9:30 pm 7:30 - 9:30 pm
OPEN ICE AS AVAILABLE: CALL 780-623-3829 FOR DAILY AVAILABILITY
Ice Schedules
DRY SURFACE // public time for scooters, and rollerblades OPEN ICE // helments required for users under 16 years old
2-FOR-1 SHINNY HOCKEY // ages 9-14 (2 play for the price of 1 – up to 28 players on ice) $5 PICK-UP HOCKEY // ages 15+ (max 28 players)
Proper equipment including helmets and gloves required for all public times when sticks and pucks are on ice (full hockey gear recommended).Issues or concerns regarding supervision or conduct of others should be brought to staff's attention immediately.
Drop-in schedules are subject to change. Please contact Guest Services at 780-623-3829 for daily updates.
Both arenas in the Bold Center will be closed for the month of July due to ice plant maintenance. Plamondon Arena is closed for the season.
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DROP-IN FITNESS CLASS SCHEDULE (APRIL - JUNE 2018)MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
9 - 10:30 am
50+ Walk On
Strengthen & Stretch
(9:30 - 10 am)
50+ Walk On 50+ Walk On
10 - 11 am
Zumba Circuit Session I
(April – May)
Zumba Circuit Session II
(May – June)
Fit Mama(April - June)
Zumba Circuit Session I
(April – May)
Zumba Circuit Session II
(May – June)
10:45 - 11:45 Tai Chi(April - May)
Tai Chi(April - May)
12:15 - 12:45 pm
Spin it to Win it!(April – May)
Bender Ball Abs & Butt
(May – June)
Spin it to Win it!(April – May)
Bender Ball Abs & Butt
(May – June)
5 - 6 pm
Beat It! (Drum Ball)
(April – May)
Zumba Toning(May – June)
Beat It! (Drum Ball)
(April – May)
Zumba Toning(May – June)
5:30 - 6:30 pm
Cross Fit Challenge I
(April – May)
Cross Fit Challenge II(May – June)
Cross Fit Challenge I
(April – May)
Cross Fit Challenge II(May – June)
Adult Fitness Classes
No classes on May 21, 2018. Schedule available online at boldcenter.ca/programs/.
Annual members receive a 10% discount. Session is free for annual members. Free for seniors.
DID YOU KNOW?Youth aged 13+ can attend any adult fitness class when accompanied by a parent or guardian.
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Adult Fitness Classes50+ Walk-OnGet fit and stay active while enjoying a beautiful view.
SESSION | Runs year roundDAYS / TIME | Mon, Wed & Fri, 9-10:30 amCOST | Free
Strengthen & Stretch Join our CSEP-certified trainer for a 30-minute exercise class that focuses on funwhile improving strength and flexibility.
SESSION | February 26 - May 28DAYS / TIME | Mon, 9:30-10 amAGES | 50+COST | Free
Spin it to Win it!Take a break from work and enjoy the spectacular view while burning a ton of calories in this spin class.
SESSION | April 9 - May 16DAYS / TIME | Mon & Wed, 12:15-12:45 pmCOST | $72 (session), $8 (drop-in)
Bender Ball Abs & ButtThe Bender Ball does it all! Firm, lift, and tone your entire body during this jam-packed lunchtime fitness class.
SESSION | May 23 - June 13DAYS / TIME | Mon & Wed, 12:15-12:45 pmCOST |$42 (session), $8 (drop-in)
Cross Fit Challenge Are you looking to challenge your body and take your workouts to the next level? Check out this one-hour interval training class up on the Canadian Natural Track.
SESSION 1 | April 9 - May 16DAYS / TIME | Mon & Wed, 5:30-6:30 pmCOST |$120 (session), $12 (drop-in)
SESSION 2 | May 23 - June 13DAYS / TIME | Mon & Wed, 5:30-6:30 pmCOST |$70 (session), $12 (drop-in)
Register one week before the session starts and receive 15% off.
Zumba CircuitCome out and join the fun in this Zumba dance cardio class. Balance out your workout with a variety of muscle strengthening exercises and a relaxing stretch.
SESSION 1 |April 12 - May 15DAYS / TIME | Tues & Thurs, 10-11 amCOST |$100 (session), $12 (drop-in)
SESSION 2 | May 22 - June 14DAYS / TIME | Tues & Thurs, 10-11 amCOST |$80 (session), $12 (drop-in)
Tai ChiTai Chi movements improve mobility, flexibility and strength.
SESSION 1 |April 9 - May 9DAYS / TIME | Mon & Wed, 10:45-11:45 amCOST |$50 (session), $6 (drop-in)
Beat It! (Drum Ball)Back by popular demand, this low-impact, high-energy cardio drumming class is not only a ton of fun, it's an incredible total body workout.
SESSION |April 12 - May 15DAYS / TIME | Tues & Thurs, 5-6 pmCOST | $100 (session), $12 (drop-in)
Zumba ToningZumba dance with free weights? Challenge accepted! Throw in some resistance training and Bender Ball floor work to really firm and shape your body.
SESSION |May 22 - June 14DAYS / TIME | Tues & Thurs, 5-6 pmCOST | $80 (session), $12 (drop-in)
Fit Mama (Post Natal Fitness)Designed for new moms and moms of young ones. Discover your core and improve muscle tone in this 45 minute class. Infants under 6 months are permitted in class in a car seat/carrier. Child Mind is available for older children. See page 6 for Child Mind details.
SESSION |April 11 - June 13DAYS / TIME | Wed, 10:15-11 amCOST | $80 (session), $10 (drop-in)
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Personal TrainingCome in for a free consultation. You will be provided with the information you need prior to your purchase.
PERSONAL PROGRAM & GOAL SETTING (1.5 HOURS) >> $89.50 (adults), $79 (seniors)Session includes goal setting, general nutritioncounselling, individual program design, andequipment orientation.
FITNESS APPRAISAL (1.5 HOURS)>> $89.50 (adults), $79 (seniors)Involves measuring various components of physical fitness: body composition, cardio-respiratory fitness, muscular strength andendurance, balance, and flexibility.
COMBO PACKAGE (3 HOURS)>> $157.75 (adults), $136.50 (seniors)Includes the Personal Program & Goal Setting and Fitness Appraisal.
DYNAMIC POSTURAL ASSESSMENT (1.5 HOURS) >> $100 (adults), $89.50 (seniors)Includes a total body muscle balance & posturalassessment, which will be used to developa personalized program to improve musclesymmetry and efficiency.
BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT (30 MINUTES)>> $26.50 (adults), $21 (seniors)Includes total body measurements, body massindex (BMI), weight, and height measurements.
TRAINING RATES (1 HR)
SINGLE PERSON TRAINING
ADULT SENIOR
1 HR $58 $52.50
3 HR $157.50 $142
5 HR $241.75 $220.75
10 HR $451.75 $420.25
20 HR $840.50 $788
If you want to train with a partner, add $21 to hourly rate.
Adult LeaguesMixed Slopitch LeagueGet your friends together for this social, non-competitive mixed Slopitch league! For ages 16+. Registration opens May 28, and ends June 17. There are new rules and restrictions for the 2018 season. Contact 780-623-6351 for more details. Offered in partnership with the Kinsmen Club.
SESSION | July - AugustCOST | $275 per team
Adult WorkshopsFunctionally Fit-Healthy Back Do you suffer from back pain? Do you wish you were stronger and more efficient at your other sports or activities? Do you wish you had a more chiselled waistline? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this class is worth checking out.
DAY/TIME | May 5, 11 am - 12 pmCOST | $15
Fitness & Fertility Are you planning to start a family? Are you thinking about expanding your family? This workshop will review the emotional and physical challenges women (and couples) go through while trying to conceive. It will also cover which exercises you can do to help enhance fertility including the exercises to avoid, optimizing your body’s ability to conceive.
DAY/TIME | May 5, 9-10:30 amCOST | $20
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Youth Programs
Active Kids ClubTry different sports, recreation and team building activities each week and see what sticks! This program focuses on teaching the basic fundamentals and rules, then letting participants play in a fun, non-competitive environment. The upcoming sessions will focus on spring/summer sports and activities.
AGES | 6-9 (juniors); 10-12 (seniors)SESSION 1 | April 10 - May 15SESSION 2 | May 22 - June 26DAY/TIME | Tuesday, 6-7:30 pmCOST | $35 (per session - fee assistance available)
Babysitting CourseCanada Safety Council’s Babysitting Course is a course designed to teach babysitting, leadership and first aid skills in a fun and informative way.
AGES | 12-15DAY/TIME | April 20, 9 am - 4 pmCOST | $50
Class 7 Learner’s Licence Preparation CourseA ten-hour interactive Course for youth aged 14+ who want help preparing for the written Learner’s Licence test. Held over two days.
AGES | 14-17DAY/TIME | March 22, 4-8 pm & March 23, 9 am - 3 pmLOCATION | McArthur PlaceCOST | Free
Face Painting: Beginners Workshop Learn basic face painting skills and techniques: application, equipment, safety, brush strokes, sponge work, and how to paint some popular designs. This workshop includes a face painting guide participants can take home.
The Beginners Workshop (taken either this year or last year) should be completed before taking the other workshops.
AGES | 14+ (adults welcome)DAY/TIME | May 12, 10 am - 12 pmCOST | $40
Spring
Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) strives to improve the quality of life of all residents by providing barrier-free programming. All FCSS run programs are marked with this symbol:
Lac La Biche CountyFCSSCONTACT FCSSFCSS and Community Development Clerk: 780-623-6745
Community Outreach Workers: (780) 623-6726 or (780) 623-6754
FCSS Coordinator: (780) 623-6819
Facebook: /llbcountyFCSS
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SummerCircus & Magic Skills Camp A unique summer day camp opportunity aimed at helping youth between the ages of nine to 14 acquire self-esteem building skills through unique physical activity. We are happy to bring back renowned entertainer and instructor, Flyin’ Bob, and somebody new…special guest instructor, Kyle Key, who will be teaching magic.
AGES | 9-14DAY/TIME | July 9-12, 9 am-3 pmLOCATION | Bold CenterCOST | $75
Summer Sunzone on the Road We’re taking Summer Sunzone on the road! Staff will organize and lead group games, nature-inspired activities, and crafts that will keep kids active and entertained in the great outdoors. Don't forget to pack sunscreen, bug spray, snacks and water.
Drop-off requirements: children 5-8 years must be signed in & out by parent/guardian or accompanied by a youth 10 years of age or older to attend for safety reasons. Youth 9 years of age and older may sign self in and out of program.
AGES | 5-12DAY | Mondays - Fork LakeTuesdays – Craigend (except July 10)Wednesdays – Owl River & Lac La Biche Thursdays –Hylo/VeniceFridays - PlamondonTIME | 12:30-4:30 pmCOST | Free
Face Painting: Fun Eye Designs for Everyone Learn to paint cool eye designs for kids and adults.
AGES | 14+ (adults welcome)DAY/TIME | May 12, 1 - 2:30 pmCOST | $30
Fast and Fabulous Face Painting Focus on some popular designs and learn to paint quickly and beautifully.
AGES | 14+ (adults welcome)DAY/TIME | May 12, 2:45 - 4:15 pmCOST | $30
Home Alone CourseA course created for youth who may occasionally be left alone for short periods of time. Learn the skills necessary for staying safe.
AGES | 11-15DAY/TIME | April 19, 6 - 9 pmCOST | $20
No-School FridaysStop by the Bold Center every No-School Friday for some recreation fun! Each session includes active games, outdoor activities, group games and a craft.Registration deadline: 1 pm the day prior.
AGES | 5-12DAY/THEMES | April 20 - Out Of This WorldMay 18 - Art Up Your Life June 1 - Nature Nuts
TIME | 12:30-4:30 pmCOST | $15
Teen Chill ZoneA Friday night drop-in program designed by teens for teens. For details, follow FCSS on Facebook.
AGES | 13-17DAY/TIME | April 13 & 27, May 11 & 25COST | Free
Youth Night OutCalling all youth! Looking for a parent-free night out? Send your parents on a date night and join our recreation staff for an evening filled with games, activities and crafts. Pre-registration required. Registration deadline: 1 pm the day prior.
AGES | 5-12DAY | April 13, May 11, June 8TIME | 5:30-8 pmCOST | $10
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Teen Leadership & Team Building Camp The Teen Leadership & Team Building Camp is designed to develop communication skills, confidence, goal setting, creativity, and accountability. It also includes a volunteer component that will allow the participants to use the skills they have learned to give back to the community.
Each day will consist of team building and leadership activities that will promote higher-level thinking and learning.
AGES | 13-17DAY/TIME | TBACOST | TBA
Tennis CampTennis requires endurance and concentration. In this camp, we will be focusing on basic tennis skills. Equipment will be provided. For more information, please contact 780-623-6351.
Registration deadline: July 9, 2018. Limited spots available.
SESSION | July 17-19TIME | Ages 8-12: 9-11 am, Ages 13-16: 12-2 pmLOCATION | Bold CenterCOST | $90
Volleyball Basics Camp 1In this camp, we will be learning the basic skills of the game, focusing on passing, setting, serving, hitting and how these skills come together. With individualized drills to develop and lots of game-type activities to experience using these skills, you will leave this camp with a strong basic skill set and understanding of the sport. No experience necessary, just a positive attitude and work ethic!
Registration deadline: July 9. Limited spots available.
SESSION | July 23-26TIME | Ages 9-12: 9 am-12 pmLOCATION | Bold CenterCOST | $120
Volleyball Skills Development Camp 2This camp involves an emphasis on proper technique. We will work through passing, setting, serving, blocking, and a variety of attacks. Expect to leave this camp with a much stronger foundation of skills, and an even better understanding of gameplay.
Registration deadline: July 16. Limited spots available.
SESSION | July 23-26TIME | Ages 13-16: 1-4 pmLOCATION | Bold CenterCOST | $120
FEE ASSISTANCE FOR SPORTS CAMPS:
Fee assistance through Kids Sport and Everybody Gets to Play is available. See page 20 for details about these programs.
FOR MORE INFO ABOUTSPORTS CAMPS:
Contact Muhammad at780-623-6351.
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Youth WorkshopsAccess Fitness IAre you between the ages of 12 and 15 and interested in gaining early access to the Cenovus Fitness Centre at the Bold Center? This introductory course will teach you the basics of setting up and using the resistance training machines, cable stations and cardio equipment.
DAY | April 20,June 1, July 3, July 24, August 14TIME | 9:30 am - 12:30 pmCOST | $25
Access Fitness IIThis course will take your Access Fitness I knowledge to the next level. You will work with the trainer on more specific exercises using the free weights, Cross Fire Unit, spin bikes and other equipment, to help you gain more confidence in the fitness centre.
DAY | March 23, July 25, August 15TIME | 9-11 amCOST | $20
Register day prior for both workshops.
FREEJoin the C.HI.L.D. Coalition for an evening of exciting fun! We will have tons of activities for children ages zero to six as well as booths and displays to learn about your child’s development.
April 27, 2018 • 3 - 7 pm • Bold Center
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Fee Assistance for YouthKidSportIN 2017, KIDSPORT™ LAC LA BICHE
SPONSORED 151 CHILDREN IN SPORTS
AND PROVIDED $27,115 IN FUNDING TO
COVER SPORT REGISTRATION FEES.
KidSport provides grants to families facing financial barriers to participating in registered children’s sport programs. They cover up to $400 of sports registration fees per child per year for eligible families.
How to Apply:
1. Contact KidSport™ Lac La Biche byemailing [email protected] for anapplication form. Application forms arealso available at the Bold Center, PortagePool and Plamondon Arena and onlineat http://boldcenter.ca/bold-centre-programs/child-and-youth-programs/
2. Find an eligible sport program/course
your child would like to join and registerhim/her.
3. Complete the all sections and informationon the KidSport™ Lac La Bicheapplication form.
4. Drop off completed application formsto Bold Center or Portage Pool duringregular business hours, email a copy [email protected] or mail yourapplication to: KidSport™ Lac La Biche,Box 1079, Lac La Biche, AB T0A 2C0
For additional information about KidSport™, visit: www.kidsportcanada.ca
Everybody Gets to PlayThe Lac La Biche County Recreation department also offers a financial assistance program to ensure every child has the opportunity to participate in recreation programs! Everybody Gets to Play (EGPT) removes financial barriers for families on low income, AISH, unemployed or receiving income support from the provincial government.
Application forms are available at Bold Center and Portage Pool or online at http://boldcenter.ca/bold-centre-programs/child-and-youth-programs/
Call 780-623-6357 for questions or eligibility.
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Family Programs
Crafternoon (partnership with Child Mind) Crafternoon gives caregivers the chance to spend the afternoon with their budding artist. A variety of toys and activities will be available to suit other preferences.
SESSION | April 11 - June 27DAY/TIME | Wednesday, 1-3 pmLOCATION | Cenovus Child Mind AreaCOST | Free
Family Fun NightSpend quality time with your family and get active with a variety of toys and activities.
DAYS | April 26 & May 24TIME | 5:30-7:30 pmLOCATION | Plamondon Festival Centre COST | Free
Farm Animal DayCome and explore our “coming to town petting zoo." Meet a variety of animals and have the opportunity to pet and hold them.
DAY | June 9TIME | 1-3 pmLOCATION | Bold Center COST | Free
Gym Jam (partnership with Portage College, Bold Center and Canadian Native Friendship Centre)Spend quality time with your all-family members and get physically active.
SESSION | April 17DAY/TIME | Tuesday, 6-7:30 pm LOCATION | Portage College GymCOST | Free
Parents' Information DayA free drop-in Information session for parents with a Parent Link programmer to ask questions and receive resources (Talk-Box, Triple P and Ages & Stages Questionnaires). Free childcare will be available.
DAYS | April 9, May 14, June 11,TIME | 1-3 pmLOCATION | Cenovus Child Mind CentreCOST | Free
Plamondon Crafternoon Crafternoon gives caregivers the chance to spend the afternoon with their budding artist. A variety of toys and activities will be available to suit other preferences.
DAYS | April 16 & 30; May 14 & 28; June 11 & 25 TIME | 10:30 am - 12:30 pmLOCATION | Plamondon Festival Centre COST | Free
Rhyme Time (partnership with LLB County Library)Join us in Lac La Biche for a program filled with rhymes, stories, songs and special guests!
SESSION | April 5 - June 14DAY/TIME | Thursday, 10:30-11:30 amLOCATION | Wildrose Room at the Library / Bold CenterCOST | Free
Roaming Rhyme Time (partnership with LLB County Library)Join us at the Plamondon Festival Center for a program filled with rhymes, stories, songs and special guests!
DAYS | April 10 & 25; May 8 & 22; June 12TIME | 10:30-11:30 amLOCATION | Plamondon Festival Centre COST | Free
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Stay and Play Join us for a fun morning of play and crafts in our great playroom. Bring the whole family or spend one-on-one time with your little one!
SESSION | April 7, 14, 21, May 5, 12, 26, June 2 & 16DAY/TIME | Saturday, 10 am - 12 pmLOCATION | Cenovus Child Mind Centre COST | Free
Triple P Seminars (partnership with Portage College)The Triple P program is a multi-level system of family supports designed to promote positive and caring family relationships and provide parents with effective, and age-appropriate behavior management strategies. Free childcare and dinner are provided. Participants will receive a certificate.
Pre-registration required. To register, call
780-623-6365.
DAYS | May 8, 15 and 22TIME | 6-8 pmLOCATION | Portage CollegeCOST | Free
Tumble KidsTumble kids is designed to help children develop gross motor skills though fun, physical activity. This is a great way to get out and get active with your family.
Tumble Kids will be held at Portage Pool on April 17, May 22 and June 19. Water
time from 10 - 11 am. Take extra time before and after to change!
SESSION | April 10 - June 26DAY/TIME | Tuesday, 10:30 am - 12 pm (unless held at Portage Pool) LOCATION | Cenovus Field House 1, Bold Center COST | Free
Volunteer Fair & BistroApril 19, 2018 • 4-7 pm • Devon Room in the Bold Center
Join us for appetizers, beverages and light entertainment.Check out the Volunteer Fair for local volunteer opportunities that suit your interests. Everyone is welcome.
Lac La Biche County
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SummerArt in the Park Join us for summertime and sunshine! Bring your budding artist outside for an exciting morning of arts and crafts. Inspire your child’s imagination and self-expression with hands-on art activities.
Lac La Biche:SESSION | July 3 - August 28DAY/TIME | Tuesday, 10:30 am - 12 pmLOCATION | Spray Park (Child Mind at the Bold Center if raining)COST | Free
Plamondon:SESSION | July 16 & 30, August 13 & 27DAY/TIME | Monday, 10:30 am - 12 pmLOCATION | Plamondon Festival CentreCOST | Free
Daddy Come Play with MeA free program designed for dads or other significant role models in your child’s life to help strengthen family bonds. Come down to the Child Mind are at the Bold Center for an evening full of activities. Mothers and other female guardians are welcome.
SESSION | July 11 - August 29DAY/TIME | Wednesday, 5:30-7 pmLOCATION | Cenovus Child Mind AreaCOST | Free
Parents' Information DayA free drop-in information session for parents with a Parent Link programmer to ask questions and receive resources (Talk-Box, Triple P and Ages & Stages Questionnaires). Free childcare will be available.
DAYS | July 9, August 13TIME | 1-3 pmLOCATION | Cenovus Child Mind CentreCOST | Free
Stroller RollerEnjoy an hour walk at Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park followed by playtime at the beach or the playground. Feel free to bring bikes for siblings.
SESSION | July 23 & August 20DAY/TIME | Monday, 10 am - 12 pmLOCATION | Sir Winston Churchil Provincial Park – parking lot at the campground COST | Free
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Pre-Registered Family ProgramsThe following Parent Link programs are free, but you must pre-register to attend. Please contact Parent Link at 780-623-6365 or the Stuart MacPherson Library at 780-623-7467 to register.
About Pre-Registered ProgramsThese programs are run in partnership with the Stuart MacPherson Library, Alberta Health Services, and Parent Link. Programs take place in the Wildrose Room at the Bold Center. Free childcare available.
Chicka Chicka Book Club (partnership with AHS & LLB County Library)For parents and caregivers with infants aged 18 to 35 months. Join us for story time followed by interactive play at move, pretend, and think centres.
SESSIONS | April 11 - June 13DAYS / TIME | Wed, 10:30-11:30 amLOCATION | Wildrose Room at the Library / Bold Center
Read and Roll (partnership with AHS & LLB County Library)Read and Roll is a free parent/child interactive program for 3 and 4 year-olds. We read books and roll with activities to explore story concepts.
SESSIONS | April 19 - May 31DAYS / TIME | Thurs, 1-1:45 pm, 2-2:45 pmLOCATION | Wildrose Room at the Library / Bold Center
Donate a pair of gently-used, clean indoor running shoes to help those in need and get a free individual All Access Day Pass for your donation.
Shoes may be refused if in unsatisfactory condition. Staff spray all footwear and individuals are encouraged to keep the shoes provided to them for health/sanitary reasons. If you are in need of shoes or other financial assistance, please speak to a Bold Center staff member to find out how we can help.
Because the need exists year round, we now accept donations anytime.
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HOLIDAYS AND NO SCHOOL FRIDAYS
Portage Pool runs a holiday schedule on all holidays. On the following dates, there will be a 1-4 pm open swim only:
• Sunday, April 1 (Easter Sunday)• Monday, April 2 (Easter Monday)• Monday, May 21 (Victoria Day)• Sunday, July 1 (Canada Day)• Monday, August 6 (Heritage Day)
Portage Pool adds an open swim from 1:30-3:30 pm each No School Friday following the NLSD schedule.
• Friday, April 20• Friday, May 18 • Friday, June 1
PORTAGE POOL
Amenities ◊ 5 lane Main Pool:
1-3.5m deep, 28°C
◊ Wading Pool:
graduated depth, 31°C
◊ 25 person Hot Tub:
0.9m deep, 40°C
◊ Wet steam room
◊ 1m spring board
and swing rope
◊ Accessible stairs and lift
into Main Pool
CLOSED FOR CLEANING
The hot tub will be drained and cleaned the following days beginning at 1pm. It will reopen the next day for the 11 am adult lane swim (subject to last-minute change):
• 1 pm on Friday, March 13 • 1 pm on Friday, May 25 • 1 pm on Friday, July 6
STAY INFORMED
There are plenty of ways to follow Portage Pool and get in touch in case of changes!
• Email [email protected] • Like and follow Portage Pool on
Facebook• Subscribe to our email service to get
lesson and public swim schedule, and notices of any changes and unplanned closures
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Pool Rules & Guidelines
The Lifejacket Loaner Station is opening for its second year on Friday, May 18th!
Lifejackets will be available all-day long until September for community to borrow and return.
LIFEJACKET LOANERSTATION REOPENING!
Pool Safety • Evacuate pool and follow staff instructions
when alarm/whistle is sounded.• A maximum of three children under 7 years of
age must be actively supervised in the pool (and on immediate deck and amenities) by a responsible person 12 years of age or older.
• Keep children under 7 years of age within arms' reach at all times. Children who are not supervised will not be allowed in the pool area.
• Everyone must be able to complete the facility swim test before entering deep water (above chest depth). Youth aged 7-11 must demonstrate this ability and those 12 years of age or older may be asked.
• Know your limits. Be aware of changing water depths. Lifejackets are recommended for all weak or non-swimmers.
• No running on pool deck or in change rooms.• Do not dive into shallow end - go in feet first.• No fooling around, wrestling or rough play,
especially on diving board, slide, swinging rope or pool edge.
• No prolonged breath holding or breath holding games.
Pool Protocols • Tell staff about medical problems (heart
condition, epilepsy, etc.)• Do not swim if suffering from a cold, flu,
bacterial or viral infection, communicable disease or severe skin condition. *Do not enter pool if you currently have diarrhea, or had diarrhea within the last two weeks.
• Report contamination (vomit, blood, and feces) right away to staff for cleaning. Water contamination may result in long and costly pool cleaning and shutdown.
• No spitting, and avoid swallowing pool water.• Limit your stay in the steam room, sauna or
whirlpool to no longer than 10 minutes at a time. *Please consult a doctor if you have epilepsy, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart conditions or are pregnant.
• Clean swimming apparel is required in the pool.• Take a cleansing shower before every swim to
avoid carrying dirt, bodily secretions, bacteria or residue from hygiene products into the pool.
Change Rooms• Remove shoes before entering the
viewing area.• Finish eating and drinking before entering
change room. Use garbage bins provided.• Children 7 years of age and older must use the
change room designated for their gender, or use the family change room.
• No open or glass containers are allowed in the change room or pool area.
• Protect your belongings by securing them in a locker. Do not bring valuables to facilities. However, small lockers are available in lobby areas, free of charge, for wallets and keys.
• Use washroom facilities before swimming, especially children.
• Children who are not toilet-trained must wear waterproof diapers (available from the cashier).
• Ensure children and/or adult diapers are properly secured and changed regularly to prevent oversaturation and leakage.
• Persons under the influence of intoxicants will not be allowed into the facility. Consumption of alcohol and/or drugs on the premises is not permitted.
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SPRING / SUMMER PUBLIC SWIM SCHEDULE(APRIL 8 - SEPTEMBER 1, 2018)
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
LANE SWIM12 - 1 pm
LANE SWIM11 am - 1 pm
LANE SWIM*11 am - 1 pm
LANE SWIM*11 am - 1 pm
LANE SWIM*11 am - 1 pm
LANE SWIM*11 am - 1 pm
ADULT LANE SWIM*
11 am - 1 pm
TOONIE SWIM1 - 4 pm
OPEN SWIM1 pm - 4 pm
WOMEN-ONLY SWIM
4:30 - 5:30 pm
OPEN SWIM6:30 - 8 pm
OPEN SWIM6:30 - 8 pm
OPEN SWIM6:30 - 8 pm
OPEN SWIM6:30 - 8 pm
OPEN SWIM6:30 - 8 pm
ADULT LANE SWIM
8 - 9 pm
ADULT LANE SWIM *8 - 9 pm
ADULT LANE SWIM*
8 - 9 pm
ADULT LANE SWIM*
8 - 9 pm
*only 3 lanes available while lessons take place in the other lanes and/or the wading pool. **Open Swim 2-4 pm is in July/August only.
Hours and fees are subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, please call Portage Pool at 780-623-6777 or subscribe to our email list. For Holiday Hours, please see the previous page.
Public Swim Schedule
NATIONAL LIFEJACKET DAY
Saturday, May 19th
Take the pledge and swim for free!
OPEN SWIM 2 - 4 pm **
OPEN SWIM 2 - 4 pm **
OPEN SWIM 2 - 4 pm **
OPEN SWIM 2 - 4 pm **
OPEN SWIM 2 - 4 pm **
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Swimming Lesson GuidelinesGeneral information
Swimming lesson registration opens Saturday, March 31st at 11 am and closes the end of the second class in each lesson.
The spring session begins Monday, April 16 and ends the week of June 11, 2018, with some exceptions.
Cancellation Dates
All lessons are cancelled on the following dates:
• Monday, May 21• Friday, June 15
Please note: minimum enrollment on group swimming lessons is 3 swimmers. Classes that don’t meet the minimum enrollment will be cancelled or merged with another. We will do our best to keep you in lessons!
Level Assessment
Not sure what level to go in? Give us a call at 780-623-6777. We can give you an answer right away, or enroll you into a free swim level assessment.
PERSONAL ITEMSValuables lockers are available free of charge in the viewing area.
KEEP THE RECEIPTYour swimming lesson receipt has important information on it about lessons, like the start and end date, cancelled classes, and when mid-session meetings will happen.
Post it somewhere you’ll see it, and let us know if you need a new one!
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Red Cross Swim PreschoolStarfish (Ages 4 to 12 months)*Babies must be able to hold their heads up.
Babies and their caregivers work on getting wet, buoyancy and movement, front, back and vertical position in the water, and shallow water entries and exits.
Duck (Ages 12 to 24 months)Tots and their caregivers work on rhythmic breathing, moving forward and backward, front and back float with recovery, and shallow water entries and exits.
Sea Turtle (Ages 24 to 36 months) Toddlers work on submersion, front and back floats and glides, jumping into chest-deep water with assistance, kicking on front and front swim. This is an introductory course designed to increase the swimmers comfort in the water. Caregiver participation is optional.
Sea Otter (Ages 3 - 6)Swimmers work on front and back floats and glides, kicking on front with a buoyant object, and will be able to swim 1 metre upon completion of this level.
REQUIREMENT | 3 years-old and
comfortable submerging head.
Salamander (Ages 3 - 6)Salamanders work on improving their front and back float and jumping into chest-deep water unassisted. Kicking is added to the front and back glide, and swimmers will be able to swim 2 metres upon completion.
REQUIREMENT | Complete Sea Otter.
Sun Fish (Ages 3 - 6)Sun Fish work on kicking and can perform glides (front and back), enter deep water safely, float in deep water, swim with a PFD, and swim 5 metres continuously.
REQUIREMENT | Complete Salamander.
Crocodile (Ages 3 - 6)Crocodiles further develop the front and back glide with kick, along with the front and back swim. They’re able to jump into deep water, swim with a PFD in deep water, and swim 10 metres continuously.
REQUIREMENT | Complete Sun Fish.
Whale (Ages 3 - 6)Whales increase their distance on front and back glide with kicks, increase distance on front and back swim, learn the sitting dive, and will be able to swim 15 metres continuously upon completion.
REQUIREMENT | Complete Crocodile.
LIFE JACKETSLifejackets are available free of charge on the pool deck.
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Red Cross Swim Kids (6 years+)Swim Kids 1Swimmers develop front and back float, front and back glide, flutter kick (assisted), shallow water entries and exits, and swim 5 metres.
Swim Kids 2 Build skills for front/back swims in deep water, and build endurance in flutter kick with assisted glides. Learn proper use of Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs).
REQUIREMENT | Swim Kids 1.
Swim Kids 3 Learn front crawl, diving, and making wise choices around water. Work on floats and changing direction in water. Build strength in flutter kick and swim 15 metres continuously.
REQUIREMENT | Swim Kids 2.
Swim Kids 4 Develop front crawl and back glides with shoulder roll. Work on kneeling dives and surface support. Build strength in a 25-metre continuous swim.
REQUIREMENT | Swim Kids 3.
Swim Kids 5 Develop sculling and safe boating skills. Learn back crawl and whip kick on back. Develop endurance through 50-metre continuous swim.
REQUIREMENT | Swim Kids 4.
Swim Kids 6 Work on front and back crawl. Introduce elementary back stroke and dolphin kick. Build endurance through a 75-metre continuous swim. Introduce safety on ice, basic water rescues with a throwing assist, treading water, and front dives.
REQUIREMENT | Swim Kids 5.
Swim Kids 7Continue to build skills and endurance for front crawl, back crawl, and elementary back stroke. Introduce whip kick on front. Increase endurance through timed treading water and a 150-metre continuous swim.
REQUIREMENT | Swim Kids 6.
Swim Kids 8Introduce breast stroke, foot-first surface dives, and rescue entries. Learn the dangers of open water and hypothermia. Perform rescue breathing on children and adults. Build endurance through dolphin kick and a timed 300-metre continuous swim.
REQUIREMENT | Swim Kids 7.
Swim Kids 9Practice front crawl, back crawl, elementary back stroke, and breast stroke. Build endurance through a 400-metre continuous swim. Work on head-first shallow dives and learn about wise choices, peer influences, and self-rescue from ice.
REQUIREMENT | Swim Kids 8.
Swim Kids 10Increased stroke and endurance development. Learn about sun safety, rescuing others from the ice, and head-first surface dives. Build endurance using dolphin kick and a timed 500-metre continuous swim.
REQUIREMENT | Swim Kids 9.
Summer Swimming Lesson InformationREGISTRATION OPENS JUNE 16, 11 AM
The summer lesson schedule will be available June 1, 2018.Registration will open Saturday, June 16 at 11 am. Lesson registration is open all summer, up until the second lesson of each class.
All child and youth summer lessons run in 2 week sets, swimming Tuesday-Friday for two weeks in a row. All other lessons and fitness classes occur once per week as usual.
Set 1: July 3–6 & July 10–July 13 Set 2: July 17 – 20 & July 24 – July 27Set 3: July 31 – Aug. 3 & Aug. 7–10 Set 4: Aug. 14-17 & Aug. 21–24
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Spring Swimming LessonsStarfish/Duck Combo
Day: Time: Cost:Wed. 3:45-4:15 pm $45.90
Fri. 5:15-5:45 pm $40.80
Sea Turtle (aged 24-36 months)Day: Time: Price:Tues. 3:30-4 pm $51.30
Wed. 5-5:30 pm $51.30
Thurs. 4:15-4:45 pm $51.30
Fri. 4:30-5 pm $45.60
Sea Otter (aged 3+)
Day: Time: Price:Tues. 4-4:30 pm $51.30
Wed. 4-4:30 pm $51.30
Wed. 5:30-6 pm $51.30
Thurs. 4:30-5 pm $51.30
Fri. 3:30-4 pm $45.60
Salamander
Day: Time: Price:Tues. 4:30-5 pm $51.30
Wed. 4:30-5 pm $51.30
Thurs. 4:45-5:15 pm $51.30
Fri. 4:15-4:45 pm $45.60
Sat. 11 - 11:30 am $51.30
Sunfish
Day: Time: Price:Fri. 5-5:30 pm $45.60
Crocodile/Whale
Day: Time: Price:Thurs. 5-5:30 pm $51.30
Swim Kids 1
Day: Time: Price:Tues. 4:45-5:15 pm $51.30
Wed. 4:30-5 pm $51.30
Wed. 6-6:30 pm $51.30
Fri. 4-4:30 pm $45.60
Fri. 5-5:30 pm $45.60
Sat. 11:30-12 pm $51.30
Swim Kids 2
Day: Time: Price:Wed. 4:15-4:45 pm $51.30
Wed. 5:15-5:45 pm $51.30
Fri. 5:30-6 pm $45.60
Sat. 12-12:30 pm $51.30
Swim Kids 3
Day: Time: Price:Tues. 5:15-5:45 pm $51.30
Wed. 4:45-5:15 pm $51.30
Fri. 4:30-5 pm $45.60
Sat. 12:30-1 pm $51.30
Swim Kids 4
Day: Time: Price:Tues. 5:45-6:30 pm $68.85
Thurs. 5:15-6 pm $68.85
Swim Kids 5
Day: Time: Price:Wed. 5-5:45 pm $68.85
Swim Kids 5/6
Day: Time: Price:Fri. 3:30-4:15 pm $61.20
Swim Kids 6
Day: Time: Price:Thurs. 5:30-6:15 pm $68.85
Swim Kids 9/10
Day: Time: Price:Wed. 5:45-6:30 pm $68.85
Swim Preschool Swim Kids
Spring Parent-Teacher Progress Meetings MAY 14-17, 2018
Note that lessons end about 5 minutes early for instructors to meet with caregivers to discuss your child’s progress halfway through the set or lessons. You’re encouraged to speak with the instructor throughout the sessions as well!
The Spring Session begins Monday, April 16 and ends the week of June 11, 2018, with some exceptions.
Swim Kids 7/8
Day: Time: Price:Wed. 5:45-6:30 pm $68.85
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Private Lessons
Private lessons follow the same schedule as group lessons. Private lessons are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Priority is given to participants requiring one-on-one instruction due to a disability or safety concern.
Note: semi-private lessons can only be booked for two swimmers within one level of each other, for example a Swim Kids 3 and a Swim Kids 6 could not book a semi-private lesson together, but a Swim Kids 3 and a Swim Kids 4 would be permitted.
Day: Time: Location: Private: Semi-private:Wednesday (9) 3:30-4 pm Any pool $135 $90 each
Wednesday (9) 4-4:30 pm Any pool $135 $90 each
Thursday (9) 4-4:30 pm Any pool $135 $90 each
Fridays (8) 4:45-5:15 pm Any pool $120 $80 each
First Aid & LeadershipLifesaving Standard First Aid
Standard First Aid provides comprehensive training covering all aspects of first aid and CPR. You will get an in-depth understanding of first aid such as: medical/legal aspects, spinal injuries, heat or cold injuries, bone and joint injuries, abdominal and chest injuries, burns, and medical emergencies. This is a pre-course requirement for the National Lifeguard course. This course includes CPR-C and AED certification. Certification is valid for three years.
Participants must be aged 9+. Lunch is not provided. Please bring food and water.
DAYS | Saturday, April 14 & Sunday, April 15TIME | 9 am - 5 pmLOCATION | Viewpoint Room, Bold CenterCOST | $90 (Leadership participants qualify for 30% off!)
SAVE 30% ON FIRST AIDReceive 30% off Standard First Aid if you took Bronze Star, Medallion, or Cross at Portage Pool.
Restrictions: One time use only. Applies to first aid courses offered by Portage Pool only. Redeemable by participants who took a Bronze Med, Star, or Cross with Portage Pool. Not transferable to other persons or courses.
30%OFF
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CPR-CIn this Alberta workplace approved course, participants will learn all aspects of CPR skills and theory for adult, child, and infant casualties, including two-rescuer CPR skills. CPR-C includes an introduction to the purpose of an AED and how they are used. Certification is valid for two years.
Participants must be aged 9+, able to read and write confidently, and able to understand basic anatomy.
DAYS | TBDTIME | TBDLOCATION | Viewpoint Room, Bold CenterCOST | $38
First Aid Instructor CourseThe First Aid Instructor course prepares you to apply leadership competencies and strategies designed to teach the First Aid programs for which you hold an award in. Certification is valid for two years.
Participants must be aged 18+, approval from the Lifesaving Society, and have current Workplace Standard First Aid.
DAYS | April 6-9TIME | 8:30 am - 4:30 pmLOCATION | Viewpoint Room, Bold CenterCOST | $210
Leadership WorkshopRegister or drop in to learn some leadership skills, brush up on your lifesaving and fitness skills, and more! This is a goal-oriented class focused on getting what you need from it, with the help of a certified Lifesaving Instructor.
SESSION | Start date TBADAY/TIME | Friday, 5:30-6:30 pmCOST | $7 (drop-in), $45 (session)
Bronze MedallionThis is your first step to becoming a lifeguard! Participants will learn tows and carries, and defence and release methods in preparation for challenging rescues of increased risk involving conscious and unconscious victims of various types. Lifesavers develop stroke efficiency and endurance in a timed swim. Includes CPR A and AED.
SESSION | April 28 - June 23 (no class May 19)DAY/TIME | Saturday, 10 am - 12 pmCOST | $110
Lifesaving Society National LifeguardIn this course, you’ll develop the basic lifeguarding skills, principles, and decision-making process to help you evaluate and adapt to different aquatic facilities and emergencies as a lifeguard. Recognized as the standard for lifeguards in Canada, National Lifeguard training develops a sound understanding of lifeguarding principles, good judgment, and a mature and responsible attitude toward the role of the lifeguard.
SESSION | April 16 - June 25 (no class May 21)DAY/TIME | Monday, 5-9 pmCOST | $175
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Fitness ClassesDrop-in or use your Pool Fitness 10 Pass and save - $90 for 10 classes! Classes have limited space depending on pool space, first-come, first-served.
Instructor's ChoiceJoin us for this new class - instructors choose the style each week! Max 16.
SESSION |April 22 - June 10DAYS / TIME | Sunday, 11 am-12 pmCOST | $10.70 (drop-in)
Lunchtime AquafitThis quick lunchtime workout will get your heart pumping! Max 8.
SESSION | April 18 - June 6DAYS / TIME | Wednesday, 12-12:45 pmCOST | $8 (drop-in)
Aqua DeepThrow on a floating belt and workout in the deep end! Max 8.
SESSION | April 18 - June 6DAYS / TIME | Wednesday, 8-9 pmCOST | $10.70 (drop-in)
GentlejointsThis low-impact workout is perfect for seniors and anyone with injuries or joint issues. Max 8.
SESSION | April 20 - June 8DAYS / TIME | Friday, 12-1 pmCOST | $10.70 (drop-in)
Adult LessonsAdult lessons and fitness classes at the pool are open to anyone aged 12+.
Adult & Teen Learn-to-SwimIn this drop-in friendly class, you'll work on basic swimming skills to keep you safe and enjoy all of the benefits of swimming! Focus on developing basic front and back crawl, as well as entries and treading water.
This class is suitable for absolute beginners, along with those with some skills like doggy paddling.
SESSION | April 19 - June 7DAYS / TIME | Thursday, 8-8:45 pmCOST | $11.30 (drop-in)
StrokesJoin us each Friday for a different stroke workshop! Learn techniques and drills to work on a specific stroke in these adult/teen workshops. We recommend participants be able to swim 25m comfortably.
Register for the whole set (9 classes) or drop in for the strokes you're most interested in!
April 20 - Front CrawlApril 27 - Back CrawlMay 4 - Breast StrokeMay 11 - Surprise! May 18 - Front CrawlMay 25 - Back CrawlJune 1 - Breast StrokeJune 8 - Surprise!
SESSION | April 20 - June 8DAYS / TIME | Fri, 5:45-6:30 pmCOST | $11.30 (drop-in) Pool Fitness 10 Pass
$90Use your 10 pass for any pool fitness classes
or adult lessons.
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Sign up for Lifesaving Society
National Lifeguard at Portage Pool
Pay starts at $19.70 • MEDICAL & DENTAL BENEFITS • FLEXIBLE HOURS
GET CERTIFIED1
If selected, attend a formal
skills test and
INTERVIEW3
See laclabichecounty.com/work-
with-us/careers for details.
apply for a job2
Start working and
have fun4
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Boat LaunchesSHALLOW LAUNCH, ADEQUATE FOR SMALL WATERCRAFT ONLY
LIMITED DEPTH, ADEQUATE FOR SMALL OR MEDIUM-SIZED WATERCRAFT
ADEQUATE DEPTH FOR ALL SIZES OF WATERCRAFT
Lac La Biche Lake
BAYVIEW BEACHLocated within the Bayview Beach subdivison on the south shore of the lake approximately 5 km east of Plamondon on Old Trail Road.
BLAIS RESORTLocated within Blais resort subdivision on the north shore of the lake, approximately 46 km north of LLB on highway 858.
GOLDEN SANDSLocated within the Golden Sands subdivision on the east shore of the lake approximately 23 km northeast of LLB on highway 881.
LAC LA BICHE Located within the hamlet, near the David Thompson Statue.
MACCAGNO POINTLocated on the south shore of the lake, approximately 13 km west of LLB on Mission Road/Old Trail road.
NORTH SHORELocated on north shore of the lake on highway 881, approximately 28 km north of LLB.
OLD TRAILLocated approximately 3 km west of Ulliac Beach on Old Mission Road.
SUNSET BAYLocated within the Sunset Bay subdivision, approximately 4 km northeast of LLB on Lakeland Dr.
Beaver Lake
YOUNG’S BEACHLocated within Young’s Beach subdivision approximately 3 km south of LLB on highway 881 bypass.
HOLOWACHUK ESTATESLocated within Holowachuk Estates subdivision, approximately 4 km south of LLB on HWY 881 bypass.
Square Lake
SQUARE LAKELocated within the Square Lake subdivison approximately 30 km northeast of LLB on HWY 881.
Elinor Lake
ELINOR LAKELocated at the south end of Elinor Lake, 40 km southeast of LLB.
Fork Lake
FORK LAKELocated in Fork Lake subdivision, approximately 50 km southeast of LLB.
COMMUNITY SPACES
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MACCAGNO POINT
BAYVIEW BEACH
OLD TRAIL
BLAIS RESORT
NORTH SHORE
GOLDEN SANDS
SUNSET BAY
LAC LA BICHE
SQUARE LAKE
CHURCHILL(PROVINCIAL)
LAC LA BICHE
SQUARELAKE
To Sunset Bay Park, Lakeview Estates Park, Lac La Biche Golf Course, Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park & Campground, and Square Lake
To Plamondon, Hylo, Venice and Bu�alo Lake
To Beaver Lake Campground & Lakeland Provincial Park
To Kikino, Beaver Lake Cree Nation, Elinor Lake & Fork Lake
To Lac La Biche Mission, Mission Village Park 105 St
104 St
Churchill Dr
101b Ave
103 St
102 St
101 St
100 St
102 Ave
103 Ave
104 Ave
100 Ave
99 Ave
93 StBeaverhill Rd
Nipewon Rd
91 Ave
99 Ave
97 Ave
96 Ave
95 Ave
94 Ave
93 Ave
Pine
land
s Rd
91 Ave
90 Ave
55
BEAVER LAKE
LAC LA BICHE LAKE
55
36
881
TROUT POND
Young’s Beach
Hillcrest Dr
W D
r
Ronsal Crescent
Sonn
y Bl
vd
Ranwan D
r
Young’s Beach Dr
Nashim Dr
Birch Dr
Laura’s Spruce Dr
Johns Dr
Cathys Dr
Tims D
r
Dumasfield
3
4
5
6
7 8
663
881
Holowachuk Estates
9
99 Ave
H
Lac La BichePARK INCLUDES A PLAYGROUND
BASKETBALL HOOPS
SKATE PARK
SPRAY PARK
OFF-LEASH DOG PARK
1. ALEXANDER HAMILTON PARK & TROUT PONDIncludes a picnic area, walking trails, stocked trout pond, open fire pit, split wood, community gardens, and an off-leash area for dogs.
2. MCARTHUR PARKIncludes beach, the Richard Memorial Spray Park, the Rotary Club Fitness Zone, a playground and the Lifejacket Loaner Station.
3. DUMASFIELD PARKIncludes a skate park, playground, and basketball hoops.
4. DEVONIAN PARKPicnic area on Main St.
5. JUBILEE PARK
6. HOLOWACHUK PARK
7. SUNSET BAY PARKLocated within Sunset Bay subdivision, off of Lakeland Dr. approximately 5 km from LLB.
8. LAKEVIEW ESTATES PARK Located approximately 8 km out of town at the Lakeview Estates subdivision on Lakeland Dr.
9. MISSION VILLAGE PARKLocated within Mission Village subdivision, off of McGrane Rd. approximately 12 km from LLB.
Dumasfield Park
Devonian Park
David Thompson Statue
Lifejacket Loaner Station
DAVID THOMPSON STATUE
MCARTHUR PLACE: LAC LA BICHE REGIONAL MUSEUM & DISCOVERY, VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE
LIFEJACKET LOANER STATION
BASEBALL DIAMONDS
BASKETBALL COURTS
OUTDOOR TENNIS COURTS
PORTAGE POOL
COMMUNITY GARDEN
LIBRARY
PAVED WALKING TRAIL
Other Areas of Interest
Parks
To Sunset Bay Park, Lakeview Estates Park, Lac La Biche Golf Course, Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park & Campground, and Square Lake
To Plamondon, Hylo, Venice and Bu�alo Lake
To Beaver Lake Campground & Lakeland Provincial Park
To Kikino, Beaver Lake Cree Nation, Elinor Lake & Fork Lake
To Lac La Biche Mission, Mission Village Park 105 St
104 St
Churchill Dr
101b Ave
103 St
102 St
101 St
100 St
102 Ave
103 Ave
104 Ave
100 Ave
99 Ave
93 StBeaverhill Rd
Nipewon Rd
91 Ave
99 Ave
97 Ave
96 Ave
95 Ave
94 Ave
93 Ave
Pine
land
s Rd
91 Ave
90 Ave
55
BEAVER LAKE
LAC LA BICHE LAKE
55
36
881
TROUT POND
Young’s Beach
Hillcrest Dr
W D
r
Ronsal Crescent
Sonn
y Bl
vd
Ranwan D
r
Young’s Beach Dr
Nashim Dr
Birch Dr
Laura’s Spruce Dr
Johns Dr
Cathys Dr
Tims D
r
Dumasfield
3
4
5
6
7 8
663
881
Holowachuk Estates
9
99 Ave
H
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Alexander Hamilton Off-leash Dog Area
McArthur Park Beach
Laser Tag at theBold Center
858
99 St
98 St
101 Ave
98 Ave
96 A Ave
Festival
Centre
Old Trail
100 St
102 Ave
Seniors’ Centre
Mini Heritage Park
PlamondonPlaygrounds1. FESTIVAL CENTRE PARK2. ECOLE PLAMONDON PLAYGROUND
BASEBALL DIAMONDS
CURLING RINK
OUTDOOR BASKETBALL HOOPS
OUTDOOR TENNIS COURT
ARENA
LIBRARY (INSIDE ECOLE PLAMONDON)
PAVED WALKING TRAIL
Other Areas of Interest
Calling all would-be scientists! Mad
About Science is a free day camp.
Participants learn about weather,
recycling, plants and animals and
more through experiments, games
and other activities. Pre-registration
is mandatory, so call 780-623-6739
to sign up.
Lac La Biche - July 6 & 27
Plamondon - July 13 & August 2
Craigend - July 10
Hylo – August 10
Fork Lake – August 17
Time: 9 am - 3pm
Festival Centre
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Facility RentalsWhether you need a space to host a birthday party
or make memories celebrating your big day, Lac La
Biche County has the facility to meet your needs.
ABOUT FACILITY RENTALS
Work with us to book your next event! For rental inquiries and rates, please contact the Bold Center at 780-623-6370 or email your inquiries to [email protected]. Visit our website at boldcenter.ca/facilities/rentals for more information.
Devon Community Hall ◊ 320 guests with round tables ◊ 500 guests with rectangular tables
McArthur Room ◊ 200 guests (chairs only) ◊ 140 guests with round tables
Multipurpose Rooms ◊ the perfect space for meetings, baby or wedding
showers, or birthdays ◊ capacity of 30-40 people ◊ equipment rental available on request
Arenas ◊ Performance arena (ice year-round) ◊ Swamp Cats arena (ice from September to April) ◊ Plamondon arena (ice from September to April)
Cenovus Field Houses (2) ◊ 1 wood floor suitable for basketball, badminton,
and volleyball ◊ 1 rubberised floor, boards, and netting ideal for
indoor hockey or soccer.
Hall RentalsHYLO/VENICE REC & AG SOCIETYShantelle Manca | 780-623-1850Ken Lyons | 780-623-7405
OWL RIVER REC ASSOCIATIONJudy Thomspon | 780-623-7008
NORMANDEAU RECREATIONDebbie Burdek | 780-623-2649
PLAMONDON FESTIVAL [email protected]
CRAIGENDLucille Happner | [email protected]
RICH LAKE REC & AG [email protected]
LAC LA BICHE AG SOCIETYHall | 780-623-7888Marianne | 780-404-7227
RENTALS
A new Amphitheatre is opening this spring at
McArthur Park.
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Ultimate Challenge Obstacle CourseThis 50-foot inflatable obstacle course is available upon request for non-profit and community events. Cost varies depending on time and location, and restrictions apply.
Please call 780-623-6369/780-623-6351 for details and bookings.
Do you know someone who has made
a significant, positive contribution to
sport in Lac La Biche?
Eligibility terms, nomination forms
and instructions are available online
at boldcenter.ca/sports-hall-of-fame/
Nominations will be accepted until
October 1st. Call 780-623-6357 for
more details.
Portage Pool RentalsPrivate bookings are now available at Portage Pool! Time slots are first-come, first-served and the cost varies by activity and group size.
Contact [email protected] for details!
Please note, there is no party room available at Portage Pool.
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Laser Tag is perfect for birthday parties, youth groups, minor sports leagues, social gatherings, or team-building activities (including adults).
RENTALSTwo-hour bookings include one hour of laser tag and a one-hour room booking, plus one laser tag operator.
Times: Fridays (7:30-9:30 pm), Saturdays and Sundays (12 pm to 10 pm). Youth and school bookings may be accepted at other times based on staff availability.
Fees:• Groups of 9 players or less: $215• Groups of 10 to 18 players: $247• Recognized non-profit youth group or
school bookings: $150
Call 780-623-6369 or 780-623-6351 for availability.
DROP-IN
Drop-in Times: Fridays, 5-7 pm (Additional drop in times may be added in July/August)
Ages: 5+. Children under 9 years require a guardian to remain in facility in case of emergencies.
*Vests are universal sizing and may be oversized & heavy for small children. Adults can assist children by wearing the vest while the children hold the phaser to create team play (at no additional cost to play).
Drop-in fees (all games are 10 minutes in duration):• $5 per game• $4 per game (if purchasing two games)• $3 per game (if purchasing three or more
games)• $25 per youth two-hour play pass• $40 per adult two-hour play pass
RE-OPENS AT THE BOLD CENTER APRIL 20
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GRANT PROGRAMS
Community GrantsLac La Biche County offers a variety
of community grant programs.
Application forms and additional
information can be found at:
laclabichecounty.com/our-services/
community-grants. If you have
questions, please call 780-623-6794.
These grant programs are different
than those provided by the
Lac La Biche County Family &
Community Support Services (FCSS)
Department. For more information
about Lac La Biche County FCSS
grants, visit laclabichecounty.com/
our-services/fcss-and-community-
development.
Depending on the grant program, funding may be available to:
1. Cultural/Recreational Organizations: this includes agricultural halls, community centres, seniors centres, museums and cultural facilities, youth sports organizations, and hobbyist groups. These organizations must exist for the public good and be incorporated under the Societies Act, or similar legislation.
2. Organizations involved in Social Service Program Delivery: This includes (but is not limited to) adult learning organizations, homeless shelters, native friendship centres, and victim services organizations.
3. Individuals
Summary of Grant ProgramsCapital Project Assistance Grants:• Provides funding for non-
reoccurring projects like renovations, construction projects or equipment purchases.
• Available to cultural and recreational organizations only.
• The next application deadline is October 31, 2018 for projects for the upcoming year.
• Applications must be made using the prescribed forms.
Recreational/Cultural Operating Program:• Provides operational funding
for things like power, utilities, minor repairs, office costs, and supplies and materials.
• Available to cultural and recreational organizations only.
• The next application deadline is October 31, 2018 for projects for the upcoming year.
• All applications must be made using the prescribed forms.
Community Action Grant• Grant funding for small
“grass roots” projects of public benefit.
• Grant available to individuals and organizations for up to $500.
• Applications must be made using the prescribed form.
• Applications may be made throughout the year.
• Community Development Grant
• Provides grant funding for either programs, project, or operating funding and is only available to organizations involved in the delivery of social service programs.
• The next application deadline is October 31, 2018 for requests for the upcoming year, where the request is greater than $10,000.
• Requests for funding up to $10,000 may be made throughout the year.
• Applications must be made using the prescribed forms.
Event Sponsorship• Provides grant funding
for organizations to host and deliver community-based events in the County. Events can include sporting events, fairs and carnivals, fundraisers, cultural events and event of local public interest.
• The next application deadline is October 31, 2018 for requests for the upcoming year, where the request is greater than $10,000.
• Requests for funding up to $10,000 may be made throughout the year.
• Applications must be made using the prescribed forms.
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June is Parks & Recreation Month A partnership between Lac La Biche County, Be Fit For Life, P.L.A.Y. (Physical Literacy And You) Group Lac La Biche & Active Kids Society
June is Parks & Recreation Month,
when local organizations partner
to get residents healthy, active,
and connected to nature through
play. During June, kids can develop
physical literacy through free
activities, learning fundamental
movement skills like running, jumping,
hopping, balancing, throwing, and
swimming. These skills give children
the means to participate in most
sports and recreational activities,
leading them to be active for life.
More details and activities will follow!
FCSS GrantsLac La Biche County FCSS grant funds are available for non-profit organizations and social service groups that are involved in the delivery of preventive social services to Lac La Biche County residents. Programs must provide preventive social services that meet provincial funding criteria. For more information about FCSS or to locate grant forms, please visit our website at laclabichecounty.com/our-services/fcss-and-community-development.If you have any questions, please contact 780-623-6819 or [email protected].
More information about FCSS can be found on page 16.
LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS?
We can help!
Lac La Biche County
Go Volunteer is an easy-to-use online tool that connects non-pro�ts with passionate community volunteers.
Contact FCSS at 780-623-6754 to post your call for volunteers on GoVolunteer.ca.
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SUPPORT SERVICES
Canada Volunteer Income Tax Program (CVITP) for SeniorsThe CVITP is a collaboration between the Canada Revenue Agency and community organizations. We host tax preparation clinics for seniors. We also have volunteers to help seniors (only those with modest incomes and a simple tax situation) prepare income tax and benefit returns. This program is free, and services are offered by appointment.
DATE | March 15 to June 1LOCATION | FCSS & Community Development offices at the Bold Center, and various locations to be determined.
Paratransit ServicesThis door-to-door service offers rides to medical appointments, professional services, shopping venues, and social events. Paratransit users also benefit from a wheelchair lift and can bring a guest at no extra charge, should they require support during their trip. When you register for the programs, you’ll receive a monthly invoice similar to a Lac La Biche County utility bill in the mail.
FeesUrban (in-town): one-way $4, round trip $8
Rural (within Lac La Biche County limits): one way $8, round trip $16
HoursService is available from 8:30 am to 12 pm, 1 pm to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday. Please call the office for group rates or special trips. For bookings, to register, to schedule a trip, or for more info, call 780-623-6763.
SEPTEMBER 6, 2018BOLD CENTER 4 PM - 7 PMFREE FOR EVERYONE.
Discover Lac La Biche County at the annual Community Awareness Registration Evening. Learn about opportunities for kids and adults:
recreation, special interest, volunteerism and more.
Launching SoonCommunity KitchensIt’s not just about the recipe! Build skills, knowledge and friendships. Watch the FCSS Facebook page for details.
Good Neighbour CampaignConnect with your community and get to know your neighbours with a series of block parties!
Senior Connect A new program for Seniors, connecting seniors to seniors and the community. Coming this summer. Watch the FCSS Facebook page for details.
The SMILE ProgramA program for caregivers and their loved ones that will provide support for daily living. Watch the FCSS Facebook page for details.
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COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
ARTS & CULTURE
Lac La Biche County LibrariesLocations: Stuart MacPherson Public Library and Plamondon Municipal LibraryPhone: 780-623-7467Website: www.llbcl.caFacebook: Lac La Biche County Libraries
COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES
Big Brothers Big SistersPhone: 780-623-0380Facebook: facebook.com/BGCBigs
Dragonfly Counselling & Support Centre Phone: 780-815-4456Email: [email protected]
SPORTS & RECREATION GROUPS/CLUBS
KidSport Lac La Biche ChapterPhone: 780-623-4119Email: [email protected]
Lakeland ArchersPhone: 780-689-8488Email: [email protected]: Lakeland Archers
Lac La Biche & District Curling ClubEmail: [email protected] Website: www.laclabichecurlingclub.com Facebook: Lac La Biche Curling Club
Lac La Biche 4-H ClubEmail: [email protected]: www.4h.ab.ca
Lac La Biche Gymnastics SocietyEmail: [email protected]: 780-307-5459 Facebook: Lac La Biche Gymnastics Society
Lac La Biche Minor Lacrosse AssociationPhone: 780-404-9094Email: [email protected]
Lac La Biche Minor HockeyEmail: [email protected] Website: laclabicheminorhockey.comFacebook: facebook.com/groups/167372566770329
Northern Beat Dance AcademyEmail: [email protected] Facebook: Northern Beat Dance Academy - Lac La Biche Dance
Plamondon Minor BallPhone: Sherry Chevigny, 780-798-2709Facebook: Plamondon Minor Ball
Plamondon Volleyball Club (PVC)Email: [email protected]:780-337-4017Website: Plamondonvc.caFacebook: Plamondon Club
P.L.A.Y (Physical Literacy & You) Lac La Biche Email:Email: [email protected]: 780-404-3288Facebook: PLAYLacLaBiche
Looking to raise awareness of your sport team, club or organization?
For more information on how you can
add information about your community
group in the next Activity Guide, contact
780-623-6357. Information must be
submitted before July 30, 2018.
July 12, 5:30-7:00 pm McArthur Park
Enjoy snacks, drinks, games, laughter and
a Flyin’ Bob & Magician Kyle Key’s circus
performance. They perform an energetic,
hilarious, highly-skilled variety show that
highlights physical comedy, audience
participation, balancing, juggling, and a
whole lot of magic tricks that are sure to
entertain all ages. And who knows, you
may see a local up-and-coming circus
performer take the stage!
JOIN US FOR A FREE FAMILY CARNIVAL THEMED EVENT!
Lac La Biche County