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ACT clarifies position
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Voters show their desire for change
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My question, change to what?
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Cancer awareness month highlights gaps
Posted on October 21, 2015We Canadians pride ourselves on our universal health-care program. But a study released recently by the Canadian Breast Cancer Network confirms that when it comes… Read More »
Times urges voters to cast a ballot on Oct. 19
Posted on October 14, 2015The astounding lack of urgency which punctuated the initial weeks of the present 78-day federal election campaign has been inevitably replaced by a fever pitch… Read More »
Head in sand continues with U.S. gun control
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Action needed to combat violence against women
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An open invitation to our pro-choice friends
Posted on September 30, 2015We want to thank Dr. Jillian Demontigny and Rev. Sandra Riddell for their recent letters to the Taber Times. They have given us a chance… Read More »
The evolution of Canada’s immigration policy
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Poetic prose on poplar problem
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