Photo radar ticket fee could hit Taber budget
Taber may face an extra 72 000 a year if a 15 traffic ticket surcharge is approved. Alf Rudd, Taber Police Service chief, says a 15 charge per automated ticket funds police data base access used with photo radar. Service Alberta delayed the rollout to September amid municipal pushback. current three year contract with Lethbridge could see higher costs if the surcharge becomes law.
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Alberta AIRB keeps auto insurance at 2010 rates
The Automobile Insurance Rate Board confirms no increase in mandatory auto insurance premiums for Albertans, holding to 2010 levels after reviewing claim costs trends since 2003 and a 5 percent 2010 rise in bodily injury. The decision, with 23 percent overall declines since reforms in 2004, aims to balance consumer access to affordable coverage.
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Ag funding coming to help Prairie producers
Federal and provincial governments commit up to 448 million in AgriRecovery funding to aid Prairie producers facing losses from excess moisture. The program aims to offset damages and support farm operations through elevated drought and flood relief measures.
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