Alberta infrastructure cash boosts towns but leaves pockets empty
The Times notes Alberta's 3 billion infrastructure infusion by the Conservatives. It cites Taber at 7 million over 10 years, critiques pre-election spending, and warns communities still face long-term fiscal strain despite new schools and hospitals on the horizon.
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Writing a concise persuasive letter to the editor
Craft a short letter to the editor focused on a current local issue. Aim 150 to 250 words, avoiding ranting. Present a rational argument supported by facts and figures. Be topical and well sourced, addressing issues readers recognize and care about.
Pope John Paul as beacon in troubled moral sea
Readers praise Pope John Paul II for Christ like leadership and biblical principle. They critique government moves on universal childcare and abortion and urge a return to traditional family values as Canada faces legalization of marijuana and social changes. The writer hopes Pope Benedict may follow John's example.
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Taber 1937 1938 Local History Almanac Highlights
Civic elections set five council seats and three school board spots. Hansen re elected mayor. Hodgson McPhee Douglas Evanson win council seats. Hussey Haynes Dunn on school board. Plains Petroleum drills gusher. plans eight wells. coronation preparations amid a busy year.
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