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Horsefly Spillway flood mitigation project breaks ground
By Trevor Busch Taber Times editor@tabertimes.com The Horsefly Regional Emergency Spillway project sunk shovels in the ground Friday afternoon to commence Phase 1 expansion of the key flood mitigation project for southern Alberta. Once complete, the Horsefly Spillway project will help address overland flooding concerns and stormwater runoff problems impacting several regions in southern Alberta which have sometimes seen extensive flooding in recent years. Federal,… Read More »
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Craft Fair to raise funds for Gabriel’s Legacy Foundation
By Ian Croft Local Journalism Initiative Reporter news@tabertimes.com To memorialize the passing of the youngest member of their family, Gabriel, Gerry Bakoway has organized a… Read More »
Shields sees hope in regard to Albertan’s finances
By Ian Croft Local Journalism Initiative Reporter news@tabertimes.com With many people facing financial difficulties, Martin Shields, MP for Bow River, took a moment to share… Read More »
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Magrath bull retires from PBR competition
By Justin Seward Southern Alberta Newspapers After 56 rides with professional bull riders since 2018, Magrath bull Catch My Drift retired after his last buck… Read More »
Rebels basketball teams both earn bronze medals at 2A zones
By Garrett Simmons For the Times The W.R. Myers Rebels senior boys and girls teams both earned bronze in their respective 2A zone basketball tournaments.… Read More »
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Common ingredient substitutions for smarter baking
By Erika Mathieu Taber Times As costs have risen dramatically over the past few years for groceries and other commodities, I have become more and… Read More »
Cancer Bats gear up for Alberta tour
By Erika Mathieu Taber Times Canada’s iconic hardcore-sludge metal band, Cancer Bats, are returning to Alberta for a six show tour this March. Cancer Bats… Read More »
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Are Canadians ready to ‘ditch the switch’ with Daylight Saving Time?
Quite honestly, why do we still have daylight saving time? We can’t think of any rational purpose that it still serves in a modern society… Read More »
Drag has always been mainstream
From Japanese Kabuki, to Greek and Roman theatre, and Shakepeare’s Elizabethan stage, despite claims that drag performance is a trend on the rise, the history… Read More »
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Alberta Conservation Association collaborates with farmers for sustainable solutions
By Erika Mathieu Sunny South News Producers and conservationists are striking balance through collaboration. The Alberta Conservation Association’s (ACA) land management program works with agricultural… Read More »