PUBLIC NOTICES
NEWS & ALERTS
Regular Council & Round Table Meeting Dates Regular Council Meetings are normally held on the third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. The Informal Council Round Table Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month at 5:30 p.m. Council meetings and Round Table meetings are held in the Alberta Beach Council Chambers located at 4935 - 50 Avenue. For Regular Council Meetings if you wish to address Council on a certain subject, please email your request to aboffice@albertabeach.com or call 780-924-3181 to schedule attendance as a delegate. Include your name, email address, and a brief description of what you would like to address Council on. You will need to contact the village office by 4:00 P.M. on the 2nd Thursday of the month to be included in the next Council meeting agenda, the following Tuesday. Council Meetings are open to the public and are held in-person as well as electronically via Zoom however we do have limited seating space available and therefore we ask that you either call our administration office at 780-924-3181 or email aboffice@albertabeach.com to register your attendance. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETINGS: QUESTION PERIOD If anyone from the public would like to address Council on another matter, please contact or email our administration office to schedule attendance as a delegate at our next Council meeting. Council may not respond to an item during question period, if the question did not arise from the meeting, as Council has not had an opportunity to discuss and/or prepare for the question. Agendas and Minutes can also be found under the - Village Council tab on the home page. The Zoom meeting link will be posted below shortly before the meeting. Please note that the agenda is subject to changes up to and or during the meeting. NEXT ROUND TABLE & COUNCIL MEETING DATES: ROUND TABLE MEETING AGENDA REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING: AGENDA
Alberta Beach is conducting a Survey Add your voice to this current engagement activity to help advise Council and Administration of your thoughts. Your input can help shape local decisions, so make sure to take part! Residents are asked to complete an anonymous survey. The survey will be open for 30 days (October 14, 2024). During the August 13th, 2024, Council “Round Table” a decision was made to engage with residents of the Village regarding the possibility of amending Land Use Bylaw 252-17 to allow Sea Cans – in the R-1 or R-2 Residential Districts as sheds. The Land Use Bylaw currently restricts placement of Sea Cans as Accessory Structures (Sheds) to just these three (3) districts:
Please click for detailed information and the Survey, thank you for your participation. Notice of application to be filed for approval of the natural gas distribution franchise agreement between Alberta Beach and ATCO Gas and Pipelines Ltd. Posted on: September 16, 2024 Application summary For more information: Alberta Utilities Commission
This is a friendly reminder that Alberta Beach property taxes are due and payable by Friday, August 9th, 2024. An 18% penalty will apply on August 10th to unpaid amounts for 2024. If you did not receive your tax notice, or if you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Village Office at 780-924-3181. OFFICE HOURS
July 18, 2024 - AHS has issued a BLUE-GREEN ALGAE ADVISORY for Lac Ste. Anne. Whether visiting this lake or other lakes within Alberta, visit https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/news/Page1926.aspx for a list of current AHS advisories.
PUBLIC NOTICE A water quality advisory has been issued for the July 12, 2024 Elevated levels of fecal bacteria were detected via testing of the lake water at these locations. At current levels, gastrointestinal illness may result from ingestion of the water. As well, there is the possibility of skin, ear and eye infections with water contact. As always, visitors and residents are reminded to never drink or cook with untreated water directly from any lake or reservoir, at any time. Water-borne organisms, including fecal bacteria, can cause vomiting and diarrhea. AHS Environmental Public Health officers will continue to monitor the water in these areas. This advisory will remain in effect until further notice. My Wild Alberta Alberta anglers, know before you go!
LOOKING FOR ACTIVITIES TO FILL YOUR KIDDO'S SUMMER? Check out the Lac Ste. Anne County Summer Programs! Visit LSAC.ca/summer to view the LSACAdventure Guide. Registration is available by telephone at 780.785.3411, toll-free at 1.866.880.5722, by fax at 780.785.2985, or in person at the Lac Ste. Anne County Administration Office.
Alberta Beach would like to recognize that June 21 marks National Indigenous Peoples Day, a day recognizing and celebrating the cultures and outstanding contributions of the First Nations, Inuit, and Metis Indigenous Peoples of Canada. We are pleased to acknowledge, honour, and celebrate the First Peoples and their relatives. With today marking the Summer Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, it is fitting to celebrate these two occasions together. The Summer Solstice marks the longest day of the year, where the Sun remains in our celestial sphere for the most amount of time all year and holds cultural and spiritual significance to Indigenous Peoples. However, we cannot gather to celebrate Mother Earth and the gifts she gives, as well as the language, cultures, and ceremonies of Indigenous People around Canada without taking pause and acknowledging the hundreds of graves, long known but only recently found, at Canada’s residential school sites. We must reflect on both, the unfortunate history, as well as, the future and all its potential with our Indigenous brothers and sisters, if we are to commit to truth and reconciliation. 
JUNE 15, 2024 PUBLIC NOTICE: Potential Paving Contractor Scam Alert Please be advised that O’Hanlon Paving has been contracted to do our current paving projects. It has been reported that persons are going door to door offering paving work for paths or driveways. These individuals are not affiliated with our contractor. Our contractor DOES NOT engage in door-to-door sales. Please exercise caution if approached by individuals offering paving services at your doorstep. Door to Door sales require a Hawker Peddler permit from the Village. Exercise diligence and caution when retaining contractor services. Keep the following tips in mind to avoid falling victim to a scam: - Ask for names of previous customers and verify that they were satisfied with the work. - Research the company. - Obtain a written quote that includes the full business name, address, phone number, GST number, as well as provincial and municipal license numbers, if applicable. - Quotes should specify the quantity and quality of materials being offered. Be skeptical if contractors decline to provide this information. - Seek estimates from reputable companies to compare costs. - Do not agree to a contract if you feel pressured or if the contractor refuses to take "no" for an answer. - Be leery of unsolicited offers. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is! If you suspect fraudulent paving contractor activity, please report it immediately to the local RCMP detachment: Parkland RCMP - Non-Emergency Line: 825-220-7267 Thank you for your cooperation.
COMBINED TAX STATEMENT & ASSESSMENT NOTICES: Please contact the Village office if you do not receive your tax notice or, if you have purchased a property in the last few months. You are responsible for ensuring that the Village has the correct mailing address for your property. PUBLIC NOTICE - 2024 ROAD PAVING PROJECTS: 47 Avenue (from 50A Street to 53 Street) The contractor will do their best to work with residents in providing property access. We apologize for any inconvenience. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Village Office at 780-924-3181 and we will do our best to assist you.
LEMONADE DAY – JUNE 15, 2024
NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS WEEK – MAY 19-25, 2024
DID YOU KNOW? WILD Water Commission Truck Fills - Fire Response Priority As a member of the WILD Water Commission, Alberta Beach would like to remind our residents and stakeholders that active fire/emergency responses in the region must be afforded priority access at WILD truck fill stations. If you notice a fire truck with lights flashing and sirens on in line at a water station, please pull aside to give them immediate access to the site. If you are filling your water tank and must vacate to accommodate a fire response unit, note the time and location of the incident and contact the Commission to discuss compensation for resulting water loss/costs. Please also consider signing-up to the Commission's stakeholder (email) notice board for live updates on any restricted access/response impacted/closed stations throughout the year. Visit the Commission website at https://www.wildrwsc.com/ for more information or contact the office at 780-967-0271 for more information. Emergency Preparedness Week (May 5-11, 2024) encourages Canadians to take concrete actions to be better prepared to protect themselves and their families during emergencies. This special week is a national effort lead by Public Safety Canada, provincial and territorial emergency management organizations, Indigenous organizations, non-governmental organizations, and private sector. Whether it’s a power outage, severe weather, or other emergencies, being ready is key. By taking a few simple steps, you can become better prepared to face a range of emergencies – anytime, anywhere. Together, let's stay prepared, stay safe, and support each other! It is important to: Make a plan – It will help you and your family know what to do Get an emergency kit – During an emergency, we will all need some basic supplies. We may need to get by without power or tap water. Be prepared to be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours in an emergency. There are many great resources available: Get Prepared (https://www.getprepared.gc.ca/index-en.aspx) - by learning about hazards and emergencies and how to make an emergency plan. Emergency Preparedness (https://www.alberta.ca/emergency-preparedness) - learn how you and your family can prepare yourselves for an emergency or disaster. It’s Emergency Preparedness Week: Unexpected situations happen everyday. Having supplies is one thing you can do to help manage many situations. Watch a short video on why you should have an emergency kit. There are many ways you and your family can become more prepared. You can build emergency kits to help you 'grab and go'. You can make sure you have enough supplies at home in case you have to take shelter for an extended period. In either case, your goal will be to have enough supplies to keep you, your family and animals safe, warm and comfortable. The items on lists will not apply to every situation or every person. You should personalize your kit supplies for your particular situation and needs. 'Get Prepared: 60 Second Emergency Tips' video series delivers simple steps that anyone can take to become better prepared for an emergency or disaster. This week is Emergency Preparedness Week! Is your family prepared for an Emergency? Check out this Emergency Preparedness Guide https://www.getprepared.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/pblctns/yprprdnssgd/index-en.aspx to learn about what you can do to be better prepared for emergencies, including making a family emergency plan.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS WEEK 2024 This year’s theme being: Be prepared. Know your risks. Knowing what to do before disaster strikes can go a long way in assisting you, your family and your community during an emergency. You can’t always prevent emergencies, but you can prepare for them.
Although the Fire Ban has been lifted, residents should remain diligent and aware of potential fire risks. Recreational Fire(s) in acceptable pits, are allowed in accordance with Burning Bylaw 247-16. Thank you for your cooperation during the fire ban!
A FIRE BAN is in effect for Alberta Beach, effective immediately until further notice. All existing fires must be extinguished immediately. This Fire Ban affects all outdoor fires, recreational fires, including screened fire pits, incinerators, or portable appliance not fuelled by propane or natural gas. ATV’s, UTV’s, and Dirt Bikes are also prohibited within the municipality of Alberta Beach during this fire ban. Additionally, Fireworks discharges are NOT ALLOWED. Please report any wildfire or fire to 9-1-1 or call 310-FIRE. Provide the exact location to 911 to assist fire department personnel in locating and extinguishing these fires in a timely fashion. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. For additional information on current fire bans within the Province of Alberta, visit www.albertafirebans.ca. Should you have any questions regarding the fire ban, please contact the village office at (780) 924-3181.
APRIL 16, 2024
Posted: April 9, 2024 SUMMER STUDENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Message of Condolence from Mayor Kelly Muir:
ANNUAL BURSARY PROGRAM OPPORTUNITY Matthewson & Co.'s Annual Bursary Program is now ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS. Please read the following information before applying. If you are not eligible, please SHARE this post for it to reach as many students as possible! Ready to apply? Email Anna for the application form! (anna@smallplacesrock.com)
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR BYLAW 295-24 DATE POSTED DETAILS DATE OF HEARING Alberta Beach is proposing amendments to Land Use Bylaw 252-17 to address affordability of new residential construction. A Public Hearing as required under Part 17 of the Municipal Government Act (Sections 632, 639 and 692), will be held Tuesday, February 20, 2024 to hear any written or oral submissions on the proposed Land Use Bylaw amendment. Written submissions will be heard first; oral submissions will be heard during the Hearing. The NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING with details and the PROPOSED AMENDMENT (Bylaw 295-24) to Land Use Bylaw 252-17 are also available for viewing above. If you have any comments regarding the proposed Land Use Bylaw amendments, please submit them to the Village of Alberta Beach during office hours, Tuesday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. or contact the Village’s Development Officer Paul Hanlan RPP MCIP CMML, at (780) 994-1883 or by email at development@albertabeach.com. PUBLIC HEARING MEETING AGENDA - FEBRUARY 20, 2024
TAX RECOVERY SALE
Notice is hereby given that under the provisions of the Municipal Government Act Alberta Beach will offer for sale, by public auction, at the Alberta Beach Municipal Office at 4935-50 Avenue (Ste. Anne Trail), Alberta Beach, Alberta on Tuesday, March 19, 2024, at 6:00 P.M. the following lands:
Each parcel will be offered for sale subject to a reserve bid and to the reservations and conditions contained in the existing Certificate of Title. The land is being offered for sale on an “as is, where is” basis and Alberta Beach makes no representation and gives no warranty whatsoever as to the adequacy of services, soil conditions, land use districting, building and development conditions, absence, or presence of environmental contamination, or the developability of the subject land for any intended use by the purchaser. No bid will be accepted where the bidder attempts to attach conditions precedent to the sale of any parcel. No terms and conditions of sale will be considered other than those specified by Alberta Beach. Alberta Beach may, after the public auction, become the owner of any parcel of land not sold at the public auction. TERMS: Cash, certified cheque, or bank draft. 10% non-refundable deposit on the day of the sale and balance due within 14 days of the public auction. GST will apply if applicable. Redemption may be effected by payment of all arrears of taxes and costs at any time prior to the sale. If the auction is cancelled because of all tax arrears being paid, Alberta Beach will post a notice in the Village Office Administration Building lobby. Dated at Alberta Beach, Alberta January 16, 2024 Kathy Skwarchuk, Chief Administrative Officer
What Does This Mean? Once the registrar has endorsed the tax recovery notification, the owner of the parcel and anyone with an interest in the property is sent a notice from Land Titles advising that if the taxes are not paid by Mar 31 of the following year, the municipality will offer the parcel for sale at public auction. Notice of the auction must be provided to the Alberta Gazette and also placed in the newspaper within a certain number of days before the sale date. The Village must also send a letter to the owner, advising that the property will be offered for sale at auction. As per Section 419 of the MGA, Council must set a reserve bid that is as close as reasonably possible to the market value of the property. The 2023 assessed value will be used as the reserve bid. The owner may pay the tax arrears, penalties, and costs at any time prior to the auction.
Posted January 22, 2024 Snow Removal Schedule
Please be patient as there may be slight delays while crews are removing snow. Please be advised that this schedule is subject to change without notice.
Garbage, Organics & Blue Bag Pick-Up Schedule 2024 - Print Here
COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR - Local Community Groups are invited to contact the Village Office at 780-924-3181 or via email at aboffice@albertabeach.com for instructions on how to get access to the Community Events Calendar on our website for posting your community events.
Posted December 6, 2023
Friendly Reminder - Judges will be out driving around on the evening of December 16th so don’t forget to turn your lights on!
FIRE RESCUE INTERNATIONAL/ONOWAY REGIONAL FIRE SERVICES
Posted November 15, 2023
October 12, 2023
We are always looking for new team members – volunteer, paid on-call, and staff positions. Whether you’re looking for a new career, a career change, or just wanting to be a part of team we’ve got a solution for you! Currently we have these excellent staff positions open for applicants: Please view the attached postings above for more detail.
East End Bus Schedule – October, November, December 2023
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is September 30, 2023, Canadians learn, recognize, and reflect upon the history and ongoing legacy of residential schools, the trauma experienced by many, and the hope for a healthy future. The day emphasizes the ongoing need for reconciliation and building and strengthening relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.
UPCOMING DRAINAGE PROJECTS
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS 52/52A Street Alley - Drainage & Re-grading This project is scheduled to begin late September or early October, 2023. It is anticipated the project will only take one to two days to complete. We are asking that the property owners access their property through the front street during construction. It may also be necessary to place your organic or waste carts in the front during the construction. Please ensure that all personal property is removed from the road allowance. Thank you for your co-operation and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please do not hesitate to contact the municipal office at 780-924-3181 or email aboffice@albertabeach.com if you have any questions or require any further information.
51 Street Lake Access Road – Drainage This project is scheduled to begin late September or early October 2023. It is anticipated the project will only take one to two days to complete. We will request that the contractor allow access to the affected properties during construction. It may be necessary to relocate your organic or waste carts during the construction. Please ensure that all personal property is removed from the road allowance. Thank you for your co-operation and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please do not hesitate to contact the municipal office at 780-924-3181 or email aboffice@albertabeach.com if you have any questions or require any further information.
46B Street - Drainage This project is scheduled to begin early in October 2023. We are asking that the property owners access their property through the rear alleys during construction. If you have front garbage pick-up please place your carts in the rear during construction. Also please ensure that all personal property is removed from the road allowance. Thank you for your co-operation and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please do not hesitate to contact the municipal office at 780-924-3181 or email aboffice@albertabeach.com if you have any questions or require any further information.
PUBLIC NOTICE NOTIFICATION OF RESULTS
August 4, 2023: IMPORTANT NOTICE - This is a friendly reminder that Alberta Beach property taxes are due and payable by August 9th, 2023. An 18% penalty will apply on August 10th to unpaid amounts for 2023. If you did not receive your tax notice, or if you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Village Office at 780-924-3181. OFFICE HOURS
2023 MUNICIPAL BY-ELECTION - NOTICE OF NOMINATION DAY Alberta Beach is holding a by-election to fill 1 Councillor vacancy. For further information or to file Nomination Papers please contact Cathy McCartney Returning Officer at 780-924-3181 or by email at aboffice@albertabeach.com. Full details can be found online at http://www.albertabeach.com/elections.html
July 10, 2023: LILSA Water Quality Management Society
Public Notice - Waste and Organics Collection Change: Effective July 17, 2023 
Posted June 26, 2023
June 21, 2023 - Alberta Beach would like to recognize that June 21 marks National Indigenous Peoples Day, a day recognizing and celebrating the cultures and outstanding contributions of the First Nations, Inuit, and Metis Indigenous Peoples of Canada. We are pleased to acknowledge, honour, and celebrate the First Peoples and their relatives. With today marking the Summer Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, it is fitting to celebrate these two occasions together. The Summer Solstice marks the longest day of the year, where the Sun remains in our celestial sphere for the most amount of time all year and holds cultural and spiritual significance to Indigenous Peoples. However, we cannot gather to celebrate Mother Earth and the gifts she gives, as well as the language, cultures, and ceremonies of Indigenous People around Canada without taking pause and acknowledging the hundreds of graves, long known but only recently found, at Canada’s residential school sites. We must reflect on both, the unfortunate history, as well as, the future and all its potential with our Indigenous brothers and sisters, if we are to commit to truth and reconciliation.
June 21, 2023
It’s Emergency Preparedness Week (May 7-13), 2023 - Day One This year’s theme is Build Preparedness Habits. Be prepared and get alerts by downloading the Alberta Emergency app (https://alberta.ca/alberta-emergency-alert.aspx…) and visit Alerts and Advisories (https://alberta.ca/health-and-safety-advisories.aspx…) to learn what other alerting services are available. Emergency Preparedness Week (May 7-13) What would you do if you found yourself face-to-face with an emergency? Emergency Preparedness Week is a reminder that preparedness isn’t just about being ready for the next big disaster. It’s about making preparedness a part of your regular routine, so you are better able to navigate disruptions, big or small. One of the most critical things you can have is a personal preparedness kit and plan. You and your family should be able to be self-sustaining for 72-hours, whether you have to evacuate or shelter-in-place. Being prepared means you: Being prepared: For more tips on emergency preparedness visit Emergency Preparedness Week (May 7-13) Alberta Emergency Management Agency has created a toolkit to support you and your community in building preparedness habits. Visit http://Alberta.ca/EPWeek to download. #BePrepared #EmergencyPreparedness
It's Emergency Preparedness Week (May 7-13) Are you prepared? Take time now to pack a grab-and-go bag for your family. If you're required to evacuate in the event of an emergency, make sure you have the essentials ready. For more tips on emergency preparedness visit
Emergency Preparedness Week (May 7-13) WEEKLY ORGANICS PICK-UP BEGINS MONDAY, MAY 1, 2023
IMPORTANT NOTE:
April 27, 2023 Each season brings the risk of erratic wildfire behavior that can destroy lives and property. Wildfires can impact both rural and urban communities. Take a few moments to learn about what you can do to be better prepared. Individuals and families should be prepared to take care of themselves for at least 72 hours. Visit wildfire.alberta.ca, so you can:
Visit albertafirebans.ca to get information on current fire bans, advisories, and restrictions throughout the province. Click to view the Last-Minute Checklist for Protecting Your Home & Property from Wildfire. Posted April 13, 2023 As part of an annual re-inspection cycle program, the Village Assessors will be reviewing properties beginning today and off and on over the next couple of weeks. They will be taking digital photographs of all of the properties in the re-inspection areas. The vehicle is a Red Hyundai and will have signage on the vehicle with Municipal Assessment Services Group Inc logo and phone number. Posted April 6, 2023 Posted March 3rd, 2023: Notice to Alberta Beach Residents and Property Owners For the past year, Alberta Beach Council has been reviewing options for waste collection in Alberta Beach and has decided to contract the service to a private service provider. Commencing April 2023 Alberta Beach will begin solid waste and organic waste collection services with Integrity Waste Solutions. This will introduce some changes to resident's curb side collection. **UPDATE**
Town of Onoway FCSS Administration Lac Ste. Anne County provides internal Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) programming for its residents and has offered availability to the following programs for local residents:
Alberta Beach Preventative Counselling Subsidies is a program provided to eligible individuals, couples or families in the region who find themselves struggling to afford the cost of short-term preventative counselling services and who meet specific income thresholds. This program is available for residents of the above municipalities (with the exception of the Town of Onoway). These programs are available on a first come first served format, as funding permits. Please contact Lac Ste. Anne County (LSAC) to access these services or if you have any questions. DID YOU KNOW? Alberta RCMP has a mobile app to help keep Albertans informed. A number of people have expressed concerns about crime in the community. Council shares the same concerns. The easiest, most impactful thing you can do is report any and all crimes. Even if it is just the theft of an extension cord. The RCMP has developed an app that allows you to quickly and easily report a crime. You can find more info at https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/.../alberta-rcmp-launch-mobile.... Annual Dog License Fee’s
EXPECT FINES IF YOUR DOG IS FOUND RUNNING LOOSE OR UNLICENSED
SUBDIVISION & DEVELOPMENT APPEAL BOARD Decision: May 28th, 2021 Subdivision & Development Appeal Board Hearing Decision letter File No. 21SDAB15-01. Click to view 2020 Municipal Accountability Report Program (MAP REVIEW) - Letter of Completion. Click to view Alberta Environment & Parks: Zebra mussels have been found in moss (marimo) balls imported and sold in Alberta. Please click the Alert link below for detailed information with steps Albertans' need to take to dispose of the invasive species safely and properly.
Please share! Fireworks Bylaw #232-11 No person shall: The Village of Alberta Beach would still like to promote organized professional Firework’s displays at celebrations. Permits may be issued to an individual who has a valid Federal Fireworks Operator Certificate & meets the requirements of Bylaw #232-11 Permits will only be granted for: Permits from another municipality are not valid in the Village of Alberta Beach. *** Permits issued in any other municipality may only be used to transport any fireworks through the Village and directly out of the Village without stopping. An individual who is convicted of an offence pursuant to this bylaw for which no specific penalty has been provided is liable to a fine of not less than $250.00 and not more than $10,000.00. Specified Penalties: A complete copy of bylaw #232-11 is available for viewing under the bylaw section of the website or copies can be obtained from the village office. BUSINESS DIRECTORYSupporting local business - Keeping communities together All the Businesses in Lac Ste. Anne at Your Fingertips Shop the County is an online directory that instantly connects businesses in Alberta’s Lac Ste. Anne region with customers near and far. Locals, business travelers and vacationers alike can browse and search for regional goods, services and company details, and the owners of these businesses can connect with potential shoppers like never before. Shop the County
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Click the link below for more information! Get your business noticed at shopthecounty.ca Partners In Progress - Economic Development Initiative COMMUNTY FUTURES YELLOWHEAD EAST UPCOMING REGIONAL BUSINESS EVENTS & NEWS: Follow us on Facebook @villageofalbertabeach and Twitter @valbertabeach |
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Sportfishing licenses are not required from July 13-14
Sportfishing regulations still apply 
Walleye Tags (Special Harvest Licenses) are not included 
Family Fishing Weekend does not apply in national parks
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