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Cranford Hall razed after long multi-use lifespan
By Cal Braid Taber Times Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Cranford Community Hall fell to ground earlier this year and the building that once stood in three locations –Taber, Cranford, and the Medicine Hat area – was reduced to rubble. Now it’s an empty lot. The property where the hall used to stand was owned by Bill Taminga, who said he purchased the land roughly a… Read More »
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Cybersecurity provider offering access to free services after breach affecting HSD
By Cal Braid Taber Times Local Journalism Initiative Reporter After a January “cybersecurity incident” involving unauthorized access to information, the Horizon School Division notified families… Read More »
Taber Christian School celebrating 40 years on Saturday
Submitted by Klaas Hoekstra Taber Christian School is marking its 40th anniversary with a community-wide celebration on Saturday, March 29 at Taber Christian High School, beginning at 10:00 a.m.… Read More »
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TCHS Lions battle tough and come up bronze at ASAA 2A championship
Submitted by Carolyn Siemens The Taber Christian High School Lions attended the ASAA 2A Girls Basketball Championships hosted by Rundle College in Calgary this past… Read More »
St. Mary’s Celtics fall to Gobind Sarvar in consolation final
Submitted by AJ Bergenhenengouwen The St. Mary’s Celtics hosted the 1A Boys Basketball Provincial Championships this past weekend. Twelve teams from across the province travelled… Read More »
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From the Archives of Western Newspapers
By Samantha Johnson For Southern Alberta Newspapers March 29, 1901 – The Wetaskiwin Times The Franklin Literary Society at the college in Ada, Ohio raised… Read More »
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By Samantha Johnson For Southern Alberta Newspapers March 12, 1886 – Qu’Appelle Progress In Prince Albert, a consignment of spirits arrived in coal oil barrels… Read More »
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Poilievre’s path to power just got harder with Carney in the race
Overheard in the backrooms of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s campaign team: “Carney? Crap!” “Relax, Jenni. We’ve got plenty of fodder to work with.” Those folks… Read More »
Trump’s tariffs on Canada and Mexico will backfire
Make America Great Again. That is what U.S. President Donald Trump and his supporters hope and expect. The slogan suggests a return to a supposedly… Read More »
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Irrigation: the expense of expansion
By Cal Braid Taber Times Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Historically, the productivity coming out of an irrigated parcel of land is significantly higher than dry… Read More »