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Reader satisfied with recreational opportunities
Posted on July 29, 2020I am so thankful for all those who were involved in establishing all the Taber parks and sport facilities. The fish pond, beach, walkways around… Read More »
Supporting the small business community
Posted on July 22, 2020Earlier this month the Kenney government came through with massive infrastructure stimulus projects to help the southern Alberta region meet the post-COVID economic challenges it… Read More »
Resident concerned with rising labour costs
Posted on July 22, 2020According to the Canadian Taxpayer Federation, both the Town of Taber and the M.D. have failing report cards on rising labour cost. Worst in the… Read More »
Cancel “cancel culture”
Posted on July 22, 2020I would like to thank Hans Visser for his insight of WWII in Holland (“Taber’s Visser reflects on Nazi occupation of Holland” by Greg Price,… Read More »
Differing approach between business and government
Posted on July 15, 2020There is a stark contrast between the approach private businesses have taken during COVID-19 and that of government. Private businesses had to adapt to new… Read More »
Announcement to twin Highway 3 a victory
Posted on July 9, 2020Last week when Alberta Premier Jason Kenney rolled into Taber, while many had an idea what was to come during the press conference, some still… Read More »
Thanks to those who store bins properly
Posted on July 9, 2020To all residents who put away their garbage, recycle, and compost bins, thanks. My hat’s off to you. For all the rest, take pride in… Read More »
Stay safe on the roads this summer
Posted on July 1, 2020The thought of someone being knocked off their bicycle, even if not seriously injured, makes everyone wince and feel terrible for everyone involved. Cyclists are… Read More »
It all starts with listening
Posted on June 24, 2020A lot of society’s ills are because of passing judgment on others using poorly-based, preconceived or just flat out bereft of actual facts to make… Read More »
Thanks to a helpful citizen
Posted on June 24, 2020I am a senior and last week I fell down some stairs, making mowing the lawn quite a chore. I was part way done mowing… Read More »