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Sealed tender surplus sale results come to M.D. council
By Cole Parkinson Taber Times cparkinson@tabertimes.com With the Municipal District of Taber once again hosting a sealed tender sale to sell off surplus equipment within their ranks, the results were brought forward for council decision. This year, 18 items were offered up for sale, with the vast majority of high bids coming from auction companies — only three high bids were from private buyers, according… Read More »
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Southern Alberta RCMP Crime Reduction Unit make arrest in joint operation
In mid November, the Southern Alberta Crime Reduction Unit (SACRU) and the Taber RCMP entered into a joint investigation after numerous break, enter and thefts… Read More »
Town council looking into replacing the downtown paving stones
By Kenyon Stronski Local Journalism Initiative Reporter reporter@tabertimes.com Improving Taber’s downtown paving stones has been a hot topic for both old and new councils over… Read More »
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Suns see tons of wins over weekend
By Cole Parkinson Taber Times cparkinson@tabertimes.com With the U13 and U18 ‘AA’ Golden Suns teams in South Central Alberta Hockey League action this past weekend,… Read More »
Taber Oil Kings hit the ice for another weekend of CAHL action
By Cole Parkinson Taber Times cparkinson@tabertimes.com In the final days of November, Taber Oil King teams were back on the ice for Central Alberta Hockey… Read More »
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Disneyland provides tons of fun, just get used to the crowds
By Cole Parkinson Taber Times cparkinson@tabertimes.com I think Disneyland and Disney World are my favourite vacation spots. I know that may sound crazy to some,… Read More »
Men’s Canadian soccer team brings heat amidst cold Edmonton air
There’s never been a better Canadian men’s soccer team than the one currently hitting the pitch. The Canadian men haven’t clinched a World Cup birth… Read More »
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Food banks are a blessing, but they’re no fix for poverty
Access to food is a human right, but if poverty exists, food insecurity will, too. One thing that was made clear by the latest alarming… Read More »
B.C. floods are devastating for all of Canada
As most people know by now, British Columbia is experiencing massive amounts of floods across the southern portion of the province. The flooding has prompted… Read More »
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ASBG continuing to look for support for expansion policy
By Kenyon Stronski Local Journalism Initiative Reporter reporter@tabertimes.com The Alberta Sugar Beet Growers are still in the process of seeking a federal policy that would… Read More »