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Hunter hearing plenty of concerns about inflation and cost of living
Posted on August 10, 2022By Cole Parkinson Taber Times cparkinson@tabertimes.com Inflation and cost of living have continued toward dangerous trends throughout 2022 and the provincial government is well aware… Read More »
Agriculture industry group calls for more provincial funding
Posted on August 3, 2022By Ry Clarke Local Journalism Initiative Reporter An Alberta farm group says it is looking for more provincial funding, with the industry facing tighter budgets… Read More »
Taber town council reviews two bylaws
Posted on August 3, 2022By Kenyon Stronski Taber Times reporter@tabertimes.com Bylaw 14-2022 was given its first reading at a meeting previous to the July 18 regular meeting of council,… Read More »
Taber Food Bank looking forward to a busy August
Posted on August 3, 2022By Kenyon Stronski Taber Times reporter@tabertimes.com Fundraisers for the Taber Food Bank will be picking back up once again this month after taking July off.… Read More »
M.D. of Taber transitioning to partnership with TPS/Town of Taber for bylaw enforcement
Posted on August 3, 2022By Cole Parkinson Taber Times cparkinson@tabertimes.com Come this fall, the Municipal District of Taber will see a Taber Police Service member provide their bylaw enforcement.… Read More »
ASET waiving fees for refugees to get them back to work quicker
Posted on July 27, 2022The Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta (ASET) has announced they will be waiving fees for engineering technologist refugees from war-torn countries… Read More »
Communities in Bloom judges come to Taber
Posted on July 27, 2022By Cole Parkinson Taber Times cparkinson@tabertimes.com Last week, Taber and the local Communities in Bloom (CiB) welcomed in a pair of judges for provincial judging.… Read More »
FCSS speaks to future plans regarding successful Dungeons and Dragons program
Posted on July 27, 2022By Ian Croft Local Journalism Initiative Reporter news@tabertimes.com With the ongoing success of their Dungeons and Dragons program, FCSS is looking into potentially expanding it… Read More »
Taber Public Library is bringing back some old favourites for next month’s events
Posted on July 27, 2022By Ian Croft Local Journalism Initiative Reporter news@tabertimes.com With July soon coming to an end, Taber Public Library has plenty of events running in the… Read More »
Growing concern around impacts from federal government’s reduction of emissions
Posted on July 27, 2022By Cole Parkinson Taber Times cparkinson@tabertimes.com With the federal government targeting a reduction of 30 per cent in national fertilizer commissions by 2030, the Municipal… Read More »