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The Taber Times

Location

Taber, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 05, 2012

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Alberta deficit heads toward three billion as Wildrose Warns

The province faces a forecast deficit between 2.3 and 3.0 billion due to lower than expected resource revenue and rising costs. Finance Minister Horner cites weak resource income while MLA Gary Bikman and Wildrose accuse the government of uncontrolled spending and mismanagement. First six months show 1.4 billion shortfall in resource revenue offset by taxes and gaming revenue. expenses exceed forecasts by 293 million mainly for fire relief and hail damage.

Doug Horner Cardston-Taber-Warner Gary Bikman Wildrose Alberta Bikman

ATA walks away from contract talks between unions and government

The Alberta Teachers' Association pulled out of tripartite talks with Alberta Education and the Alberta School Boards' Association after six months of discussions. Minister Jeff Johnson said talks might have been near, but he respects local negotiations if ATA reopens. ASBA president Jacquie Hansen expressed disappointment at the move.

Alberta Education Alberta School Boards' Association Alberta Teachers’ Association Alberta Teachers' Association Government of Alberta Carol Henderson ATA Jeff Johnson ASBA Johnson Jacquie Hansen

Child Labour Debate Raises Alberta Farm Concerns

The debate over child labour in Alberta farms intensifies as WRAP hears concerns at a Tabor regional meeting. Lynn Jacobson cites rising drop-out age, homeschooling abuse worries, and early work among children as key issues in southern Alberta.

Alberta Lynn Jacobson Wild Rose Agriculture Producers WRAP Tabor Jacobson

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