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The Taber Times

Location

Taber, Alberta, Canada

Date

Feb 25, 2004

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St Marys hosts two Japanese exchange students

Alberta beef producers voice concern over industry downturn as a sinking ship metaphor circulates in discussions.

St. Mary’s School Japan Alberta St. Mary’s Romina Senneker Denise Kobza Taber

Taber Exits Snow Season Over Budget

Town of Taber reports snow removal and sanding costs exceeded the planned 2003 budget by about 1 400 dollars. Public works head Rob Cressman notes true costs exceed line item figures due to municipal crew labor and higher salt sand purchases from Volker Stevin amid severe ice events.

Taber Public Services Department Public Services Rob Cressman Tabor Cressman Volker Stevin

BSE crisis sends Alberta cattle industry into uncertain future

Alberta cattlemen voice concern over BSE crisis and delayed U S border opening for live Canadian cattle. Officials and farmers discuss regional and cross border impacts, bank lending strain, and cautious optimism from offshore markets while predicting year ahead challenges and a wait on border policy.

Alberta United States Canada Tabor Dave Duggan BSE Simon Bekkering Barnwell Feeders Red Deer Alberta Agriculture Shirley McClellan Canadian Beef Export Federation Bekkering Blake Holtman Shipwheel Cattle Feeders Ltd Holtman

Alberta teen to remain in custody beyond sentence

An Alberta youth who killed 17-year-old Jason Lang in 1999 will stay in jail for up to seven more years under annual reviews after a judge ruled the offender retains psychopathic traits and remains dangerous. Justice Rhys Morgan cited psychiatric evidence and the Young Offenders Act to keep him in custody, despite the original 10-year period ending in 2003. The family deplored the decision and questioned the lack of treatment during detention.

Alberta Rhys Morgan Jason Lang Morgan Ontario Tam

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