Categories

The following is used to determine the Golf and Curling Membership and Rates. 

Policy from the DGMWS

Regular

• Members of the Regular Forces and their families;
• Members of the Reserve Forces and their families;
• Former Members and their family;
• Former military personnel on duty with the Canadian Forces and their families.

Ordinary 

• A STURGEON COUNTY RESIDENT
• DND Public Service employees & full time contractors (for the period of the contract) and their families;
• Former DND Public Service employees receiving a pension for DND services and their families;
• Staff of NPF & full time contractors (for the period of their contract) and their families;
• Former Staff of NPF receiving a pension for NPF services and their families;
• Serving members of the RCMP and their families;
• Serving members of the Edmonton Police Service and their families;
• Serving members of the Edmonton Capital Region Fire Departments and their families;
• Serving members of the Edmonton Capital Region EMS and their families;
• Members of the Canadian Corps Commissionaires, or other security force when employed at 3CDSB and their families;
• Staff of the MFRC and their families;
• Public Servants and their families.

Associate

• The Associate category are those that do not fall into Regular or Ordinary categories.

** DEFINITION OF FAMILIES

Families Include:

• The member’s spouse or common-law partner who is normally residing with the member at member’s place of duty or who, if living separately, is doing so for military reasons;
• A relative by blood, marriage, common-law partnership, adoption legally or, is normally resident with the member and for whom the member may claim a personal exemption under the Income Tax Act;
• A child who is normally resident with the member and for whom the member would have been eligible to claim a personal exemption under the Income tax Act if the child were a relative by blood, marriage, common-law partnership, adoption legally or, in fact, for whom the member has accepted full financial responsibility and has commenced adoption proceedings;
• A child or legal ward of the spouse or common-law partners and the member who is single and in full-time attendance at school or university and is under the age of 26; and
• A family member who is permanently residing with the member, but who is precluded from qualifying as a dependent under the Income Tax Act because the family member receives a pension.