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‘The Host’ average sci-fi from Meyer
Posted on January 27, 2021By Trevor Busch Southern Alberta Newspapers It is always a mystery to this reviewer what new novel or book series is about to grip the… Read More »
Times editor departs for Lethbridge Herald
Posted on January 20, 2021By Trevor Busch Taber Times Well, it’s been a good run. After more than a dozen years at the Taber Times and Vauxhall Advance, I’ve… Read More »
Running a table-top role playing game
Posted on January 13, 2021By Ian Croft Taber Times So with the Alberta government implementing new guidelines that prevent us from having indoor social gatherings, and combined with the… Read More »
Chandler’s Big Sleep defines hardboiled genre
Posted on December 23, 2020By Trevor Busch tbusch@tabertimes.com Detective fiction is a pretty pedestrian phenomenon in the 21st century, populated by myriad authors and countless examples that fill the… Read More »
Cyberpunk evolution influenced by dystopian fears
Posted on November 25, 2020By Ian Croft Taber Times Cyberpunk. A sub genre of science fiction generally depicting a dystopian future where technology and mega corporations rule over the… Read More »
Ranking MLB jerseys from worst to best
Posted on November 18, 2020By Cole Parkinson Taber Times Other than NFL games on Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays, the rest of the big four leagues are still shut down… Read More »
Forgotten Victory thrilling account of Rhineland campaign
Posted on November 11, 2020By Trevor Busch As Canadians progressed through the heart of the pandemic lockdown in early 2020, many were quite rightly fixated on fears for their… Read More »
YEP student takes on new role at the Times
Posted on October 21, 2020Hello Taber Times readers, I am Ian Croft, the new junior reporter here at the Taber Times. I will be working for the paper for… Read More »
Doom Patrol is a different kind of superhero show
Posted on September 30, 2020By Cole Parkinson Taber Times cparkinson@tabertimes.com In the age of superhero TV shows and movies at every turn of the head, I feel there’s one… Read More »
Great paddling in Alberta’s sunny south
Posted on August 26, 2020By Trevor Busch Taber Times tbusch@tabertimes.com Stereotypical perceptions of southern Alberta might conjour up images of parched prairie, or flatland wastelands interrupted by the odd… Read More »