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Too many red alerts for a lack of available Alberta ambulances recently
Posted on January 5, 2022Just prior to the early stages of COVID-19, the provincial government started talking about eliminating physicians and nurses from the fold. Government indicated at the… Read More »
Consider the validity of a New Year’s cliché
Posted on December 29, 2021It is relatively easy to become detached from the realities of undue hardship, particularly if you have never had to navigate social services or try… Read More »
Letters to the Editor Dec. 22
Posted on December 22, 2021Revert playground zones back to school zones Dear Editor: This is to people of Taber and town council. I believe it is time to revert… Read More »
Merry COVID Christmas
Posted on December 22, 2021With Christmas just around the corner and Omicron rearing its ugly head for all to see; it’s hard not to wonder — or worry —… Read More »
COVID continuing to disrupt holidays for Canadians
Posted on December 15, 2021Well, we’ve been down this road once again, and 2021 is under threat of a similar setup to last Christmas. The only difference so far… Read More »
Letters to the Editor Dec. 8
Posted on December 8, 2021UCP and Kenney government costing Albertans Albertans have realized that our former conservative MLAs were right — you can’t trust a Reformer. While they are… Read More »
Appreciate a small business this Christmas
Posted on December 8, 2021As many of you know by now, small businesses have experienced plenty of hardship through the COVID-19 pandemic and will continue to do so. Small… Read More »
Food banks are a blessing, but they’re no fix for poverty
Posted on December 1, 2021Access 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
Posted on November 24, 2021As 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 »
Punishment doesn’t fit the actions with town councillor found in breach of code of conduct
Posted on November 18, 2021If we show up to our workplaces appearing inebriated, we’re sure it wouldn’t take us long to be in serious trouble. However, for a member… Read More »