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Newspaper

The Taber Times

Location

Taber, Alberta, Canada

Date

Aug 07, 2024

Page

6

Trudeau Emissions Cap Threatens Canadian Prosperity

Krystle Wittevrongel of the Montreal Economic Institute argues the federal plan to cap oil and gas emissions at 38 percent below 2019 levels by 2030 will cost jobs and GDP while delivering minimal environmental gains. Deloitte projects production cuts as carbon capture remains costly, shifting activity abroad. The piece highlights declining investment, potential job losses in Alberta, and argues Canada could instead expand production to meet global demand and aid allies with LNG exports.

Environment Steven Guilbeault Deloitte Canada Ottawa Trudeau Alberta Greece Balkans Europe Ukraine Poland Japan Germany Qatar Krystle Wittevrongel Montreal Economic Institute Troy Media

Forger Ekstradition and Odd Local Notes From 1884

Extradition of Brandon Mail Stanbo, a Winnipeg roaming forger, is planned. The Portage notes potato beetle farming by the Grit editor. In Dakota telegraphs hail and crop losses with stones three inches wide. Fargo reports ten farmers ruined by hail. Police revenue and Ottawa’s plan to curb US silver exports are mentioned. Vancouver man pawns wooden leg for whisky and is jailed. GTP passenger service Edmonton to Winnipeg starts August 15. Almanac-style synopses of era events wrap the column’s mix of quirks and news from western Canada.

Brandon Mail Stanbo Winnipeg Portage Grit Dakota Fargo Wainwright Star Finance Department Ottawa Canada Vancouver Smart Vancouver G.T.P Edmonton

Brooks hosts inaugural Sportsfest 2024 across two days

BFCA organized a volleyball and basketball tournament at JBS Canada Center drawing 23 teams from northern and southern Alberta. Day one featured round robin play, day two playoffs for gold medals. Winners included L31 Calgary men, Blend Squad women, JEPHASA Edmonton men, and A New Aim Brooks women.

Brooks Brooks Filipino Community Association BFCA JBS Canada Center Alberta Emebcris Aurelio Filipino Association of Lethbridge Alberta AFCLA G10 Vic Lester Visitacion L31 Calgary Lethbridge Blend Lethbridge/ Taber Brooks’ Sweet Digs Edmonton Jephasa Rizzly Bears Aim Brooks Phoenix Taber

Climate Changes Weather and Earth's Living Metaphor

A reflective piece argues weather shifts are caused by pollution and unknown forces. It personifies Earth as a living organism with feelings reacting to human greed. The text expresses gratitude for the planet’s gift of a stable home at no cost and predictable patterns.

Mother Earth

Writing to the Editor Be Brief and Persuasive

The note advises readers to craft concise letters to the editor, ideally 150 to 250 words, balanced and rational with facts. It emphasizes local relevance, topical concerns, and the likelihood of editorial editing. Handwritten letters should be legible, signed, and include full name, address, and phone number for contact.

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Message From Mother Earth on Modern World ills

Ray Sheen of Taber AB laments escalating violence, gambling, pollution, and natural disasters as signs of looming catastrophe. He describes atmospheric harm from gases and ozone threats, earthquakes, floods, droughts, and fires, urging concern for moral and environmental decline.

Mother Earth Ray Sheen Taber

Auditor general flags premier era abuse in fleet scandal

An audit alleging an aura of power around former premier Alison Redford’s office helped fuel a major public trust abuse. Merwan Saher’s report on Bedford’s handling of taxpayer funded aircraft spurred calls for RCMP inquiry and led to Finance Minister Doug Horner’s resignation. A Taber homicide case saw Trina Michelle Thomas plead guilty to manslaughter, receiving seven and a half years after a joint judge submission.

Alison Redford Merwan Saher Bedford Edmonton RCMP Doug Horner Taber Trina Michelle Thomas P.G. Pharo

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