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‘Alas, Babylon’ a study on Cold War Armageddon
Posted on September 3, 2014By Trevor Busch Taber Times tbusch@tabertimes.com There can be little doubt the threat of nuclear annihilation has taken something of a backseat in today’s world… Read More »
No easy answers when it comes to suicide
Posted on August 28, 2014By Greg Price Taber Times gprice@tabertimes.com In recent weeks the spectre of suicide has dominated the headlines given the untimely demise of actor/comedian Robin Williams,… Read More »
Dungeons and Dragons celebrates its 40th
Posted on August 20, 2014By J.W. Schnarr Taber Times “You enter a long, narrow hall lined with torches. The air is rich with the stink of old blood and… Read More »
Caucus rats deserting the PC ship Redford
Posted on August 12, 2014There is an old seafarer’s adage that rats will desert a sinking ship. It is doubtful if this theory has ever been subjected to an… Read More »
Alzheimer’s will never make me forget my vow
Posted on August 7, 2014I don't want to understand this horrorThere's a weight in your eyes, I can't admitEverybody ends up here in bottlesBut the name tag's the last… Read More »
Government not practicing what they preach
Posted on July 30, 2014Last week, provincial government very quietly announced an end to the three-year pay freeze for the upper management by announcing three years of raises and… Read More »
Short pour more than a pint-sized problem?
Posted on July 24, 2014As the sultry summer months just continue to get hotter, many a bleary-eyed imbiber in Canada seeks solace and refuge at their local watering hole… Read More »
Why we absolutely do not “need a law”
Posted on July 16, 2014There’s currently a full-page colour ad running weekly in The Times by the anti-choice crowd vilifying Canada over our lack of a late term abortion… Read More »
Iraq conflict roots cast long shadow
Posted on July 2, 2014Over the past decade, Iraq is hardly what most would describe as a favoured holiday destination. Long years of dictatorship, war, occupation and finally civil… Read More »
Husdal was a newspaper man through and through
Posted on June 26, 2014Dave Husdal was holding court once again with a young team of journalists.It made for long, longs days, which started out with an early-morning staff… Read More »