Renovations improve service at Taber Food Bank

• Stuff A Bus campaign returns June 3 By Jared Vas Taber Times Volunteer hours and generous donations have enabled the Taber Food Bank to… Read More »

Town council meeting briefs from May 12

By Cal Braid Taber Times Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Objections to land use redesignation at public hearing On April 14, council moved through the first… Read More »

ICYMI: Ten Alberta Lakes With Such Vibrant Colours You Won’t Believe They’re Real

Alberta, a province renowned for its stunning natural beauty, is home to some of the most visually striking lakes in the world. These lakes, with… Read More »

Think Castle Mountain Is Just for Skiing? Think Again — Summer Here Is Epic

Castle Mountain is more than a ski destination! It offers something special for every adventurer, no matter the season. Sure, winter brings incredible skiing opportunities,… Read More »

TGFC competed at Strathmore Silhouettes Mother’s Day Invitational

Submitted by April Holcek Taber Gymnastics Fitness Club The Taber Gymnastics Fitness Club competed at the “Strathmore Silhouettes Mother’s Day Invitational” the weekend of May… Read More »

Jets compete in final tournament of the spring

By Cole Parkinson Taber Times Once the weather turns warm, the months fly by and for the Vauxhall Academy of Baseball Jets, the spring season… Read More »

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• Taber bantam Rebels player one stop away from making U16 Western Challenge roster
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From the Archives of Western Newspapers

By Samantha Johnson For Southern Alberta Newspapers May 22, 1884 – The Daily Nor-Wester (Winnipeg) The legislative member for South Victoria underwent an experience yesterday… Read More »

From the Archives of Western Newspapers

By Samantha Johnson For Southern Alberta Newspapers May 22, 1884 – The Brandon Mail John Donaldson, an actor originally from Toronto and who has been… Read More »

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High grocery bills? Blame Ottawa, not Washington

It was expected, but still jarring. In April, food inflation in Canada surged to 3.8 per cent—a full 2.1 percentage points above the national inflation… Read More »

Canada is an energy superpower. So why are we acting like a sidekick?

Should Canada be an “energy superhero”? Should an “energy superpower” have “energy super powers”? That space between super and powers matters. This isn’t just wordplay—it’s… Read More »

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Seeding well ahead of schedule in southern Alberta

Southern Alberta Newspapers Seeding in southern Alberta was halfway complete according to the first Alberta crop report of the year, well ahead of long-term average… Read More »