Rob MacGregor Joins Lethbridge Police Force
Coast section notes the addition of Rob MacGregor to the Lethbridge police force as part of Inside This Week coverage.
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Rob MacGregor
Lethbridge
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The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 2004
Page
1
SPORTS THIS WEEK SPORTS Does this rationing mean I won't have to shower any more
Brief note questions how rationing affects daily routines including showers. The item uses a light tone and raises practical concerns about shortages and living habits during rationing periods.
Mediation ends in Holy Spirit school contract dispute
The provincial mediator quits after terminating negotiations between Holy Spirit Catholic School Division and teachers. A 14 day cooling off precedes a strike vote by teachers set for April 7, with ATA and ASBA talks aimed at provincial salary settlements in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Spirit Catholic
Alberta
Welsch
ATA
Alberta School Boards Association
ASBA
Taber Irrigation District imposes water rationing plan
The Taber Irrigation District will start the growing season under water rationing setting ration amounts at 11.3 inches per assessed acre and 60 percent of licensed volumes for non irrigation users. Reservoir levels are about 60 percent of normal with 75 percent of normal runoff forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber
Alberta
TID
Kent Bullock
Bullock
Alberta towns clash over new police funding thresholds
Alberta towns split over a $58 million police funding plan and a new 5 000 population threshold. Tabor council voices frustration as some municipalities gain exemption while others continue policing costs. AUMA President Ernie Patterson hails provincial relief after years of requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Urban Municipalities Association
Tabor
Alberta
Coun
Randy Sparks
AUMA
Ernie Patterson
Patterson
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