Nominees vie for Taber citizen and small business awards
The Times highlights 2005 Taber and District Chamber of Commerce awards with three nominees for citizen of the year Rose Hunt Rhonda Schaafsma and Jean Holman and four nominees for small business of the year Home Hardware Green Power Ken McDonald Chevalds and Taber Container Depot. The piece praises volunteerism and community support shaping Taber in 2005.
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Tabor and District
Taber
Home Hardware
Green Power
Ken McDonald Chevalds
Taber Container Depot
Readers weigh Liberal values against confederation ideals
A reader challenges Paul Martin's Liberal stance arguing it diverges from Canadian founding values. The letter attacks liberal views on sexual consent and gun violence solutions, urging a return to strong family ties and tax reform to encourage stay-at-home parenting.
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Paul Martin
Martin and Company
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Fathers of Confederation
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Plans advance for recreation sites near Confederation Park
Town council approved two planning committees to locate future tennis courts and a ball diamond displaced by a proposed condomini um development southwest of Confederation Park. Alberta Parks notes Taber Provincial Park may be uninhabited this summer aside from animals and campers.
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Taber Provincial Park
Alberta
Bryan Sundberg
Medicine Hat
Tabor
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