Taber shooter’s escape stirs pain over 1999 killing
Town ties to the April 1999 shooting resurface as the Ontario halfway house escape of the 20 year old former suspect prompts Toronto police to seek public safety. Questions arise about rehabilitation and whether a psychiatric placement is needed to protect the public.
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Community food drives unite rural neighbours in need
In Coaldale and Picture Butte volunteers run food banks that supply monthly hampers to struggling families. The Picture Butte Lions pancake breakfast kicks off Jamboree Days with a food drive benefiting the local Canadian Foodgrains Bank grow project now in its fifth year, raising over a quarter million locally and over a million with federal matching funds.
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Trudeau Visits Taber Amid 1969 Turmoil
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau visits Taber in 1969 drawing a crowd of about 400 as the town deals with a burned community centre and other events. The year details include a CPR boxcar incident, zoning debates, and plans for a new golf course.
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