Taber Plans Year by Year Streetlight Upgrades
The Town of Taber announced a phased streetlight improvement plan starting in 2025 to illuminate the darkest streets. Fortis Alberta and Taber public works will select locations based on a municipal study with an estimated $81,300 annual cost to light five blocks per year, prioritizing three south blocks and two north blocks.
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Trudeau resigns as Canadian prime minister after turbulent decade
Justin Trudeau announced his resignation on January 6 in front of Rideau Cottage, citing a need for a reset and reduced polarization. He said prorogation and removing himself as Liberal leader should restore productivity and help Canada navigate complex domestic and global issues. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith urged a new mandate, arguing Ottawa lacks a four-year vision.
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CPR Crossing Upgrade At 50 St Requires Cantilever Light Unit
At the April 8 council meeting Town officials requested approval of a mandatory project to install a cantilevered light unit on the south approach of the 50 St crossing. CPR inspection found the upgrade necessary to meet Transport Canada standards and keep the crossings compliant.
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