Tabers Lethbridge College and Mennonite Central Committee sign MOU
UP CLOSE THIS WEEK notes W R Myers student Rebekah Epp volunteering with seniors at Clearview Lodge. Details on campus partnership and community service appear on pages A7 and A3.
11 Feb 2004
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Newspaper
The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 2004
Page
1
UP CLOSE THIS WEEK notes W R Myers student Rebekah Epp volunteering with seniors at Clearview Lodge. Details on campus partnership and community service appear on pages A7 and A3.
Matt Tudor leads the Rebels to a decisive win in the opening Rebels Basketball Classic. The page B1 note highlights the event as a landmark start for the new tournament and Tudor’s strong performance.
Horizon School Division facilities director Andy Tuveson says the Chamberlain school project has been tendered with completion expected by mid March. The tender followed government guidelines and a cost estimator verified the project would stay within budget before Alberta Infrastructure approval.
Medicine Hat MP Monte Solberg labels Prime Minister Paul Martin’s Speech from the Throne as filled with empty promises and a new agenda echoing through Ottawa. He cites new bodies and reforms as costly, argues reforms are bait and switch, and questions ethics surrounding past investments and governance.
Crown lawyer David Thompson urged an Ontario Superior Court judge to extend punishment for the Alberta youth convicted in the 1999 killing of a W R Myers student. The now 19 year old listened as the final summation was presented on February 3, 2000. The youth remains unnamed in reporting and has a sentence of three years in prison plus seven years probation.
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