An Inconvenient Truth film review
A review discusses Al Gore's documentary explaining global warming. It notes CO2 links to rising temperatures, predictions of sea level rise, and polar ice melt with potential widespread impacts. The piece remarks on Gore’s prominence, media coverage, and the film’s mix of warning and hopeful solutions.
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al Gore
Gore
United States
North Pole
Manhattan
New York
San Franciso Bay
Florida
China
India
Netherlands
George Bush Jr
Stand Off beating prompts Blood Tribe tensions
An 18 year old man was severely beaten at Stand Off on the Blood Tribe Reserve, triggering resident actions against native gang members. Innisfail reports vandalism causing over $1000 in park damages, while Westlock cites Tim Hortons delay due to high costs. Stettler hosts RCMP Musical Ride with a 32 member drill at the exhibition grounds.
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Fort Macleod
Blood Tribe
Westlock
Tim Hortons
Stettler
RCMP
Taber Weekly World View From Reader Camera Lens
Taber surveys global events through reader supplied photographs captured around the world. The weekly feature highlights images from various locations showcasing cultural moments, travel scenes, and everyday life through citizen photography.
Harris Grandkids Dance in Taber Backyard
Emily 10 Holly 8 and Becky 6 former Taber residents practice dance in the grandparents Bryan and Ann Harris home yard. The Harris home fills with grandchildren all summer long with room for one more.
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Emily
Holly
Becky
Taber
Bryan
Ann Harris
Harris
Ann
Taber Earns Affirmed Museum Status for Taber and District
Alberta Museums Association site visits praised Taber and District Irrigation Impact Museum for affirmation. Board expects official notice and plaque. Also notes Taber corn season ahead with historic local cultivation and details on corn biology and Tasseling.
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Alberta Museums Association
Alberta
Taber and District
Marcia Mclean
Mindy Bowls
Americas
Mexico
Canada
South America
Julie Wiebe A Closer Look At Our Community Spotlight
Julie Wiebe of Taber speaks about family life charity work with Safe Haven Society and her views on parenting, moderation, and learning from failure. She admires Rachael Ray as a dinner guest and hopes to host a million-dollar fundraiser someday.
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Alberta Museums Association
Ontario
Miraclesinc
Taber
Herman
Safe Haven Society
Rachael Ray
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