(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Property Tax, a tax you pay on the amount of property you own
First Nations Authority, local governing authorities for First Nations in Alberta, made up of Frist Nation chiefs and councils
Campaign, second step of the electoral process, candidates spread their ideas to voters
Secretary, a hired position, organizes agenda for meetings and takes minutes
Sworn into Office, the final step of the electoral process, candidate assumes office
Mayor, the head of a urban local government
Municipal District, also known as counties, people live on farms or in hamlets
ASBA, Alberta School Board Association, with 61 school boards in Alberta
Rural, municipality district, county, or specialized district, population spread over large area
Separate School Board, 17 school boards of this type in Alberta, faith based schools
Band Operated Schools, does not have a school board with the ASBA, run by First Nations
Free!
Francophone School Board, 4 school boards of this type in Alberta, specialize in French
Public School Board, most popular school board in Alberta, open to everyone to attend
Local Government, government that is responsible for individual municipalities
Bylaw, a law passed by local government
Fine, what you pay if you break a bylaw
Fares, the money you pay if you take the bus, public transit, etc.
Reeve, the head of a rural local government, elected by the councillors of the government
Superintendent, the leader of a school board, appointed to the position
Charter School, does not have a school board, specializes in a subject (ie music, religion, etc.)
Revenue, money received by a government through taxes,
Amendment, a change made to an existing bylaw
Councillor, an elected representative of a local government
Motion, what a proposed bylaw is known as
Expenditure, spending done by the government for the needs of the people
Electorate, a group of qualified voters
Nomination, first step of the electoral process, the formal process of becoming a candidate
Election, third step of the electoral process, voters vote for their candidates
Grants, federal or provincial money given to local governments
Urban, consists of cities, towns and villages, high density of people in a small area
Treasurer, in charge of municipal budget, keeps track of revenue and expenses
Trustee, an elected representative of a school board
