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Newspaper
The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 2025
Page
7
2025 Early Bird Swap Meet and Local Community Notices
A compact listing notes the 2025 Early Bird Swap Meet set for February 8 from 8 am to 4 pm at Agri-food Hub and Trade Centre in Lethbridge with automotive parts antiques and cars. It also advertises curling drop in sessions at Taber Curling Club Tuesdays 10 am to noon and senior league info. Community notices include tutoring volunteering family history classes English language classes badminton hall rental and quilting club activities in Taber with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge Exhibition Park
Parkside Drive
Saacac.com
Taber Curling Club
Taber Police Log Details Multiple Incidents and Charges
Police report numerous investigations and arrests across Taber including vandalism complaints, a probation order breach leading to multiple charges, fraud involving funds transfer, disturbances, suspicious person pursuits, thefts from vehicles and garages, a high speed reckless driving case with a male from Taber facing dangerous operation charges, and a separate arrest for illegal non tax cigarettes. The file lists underinvestigation cases, court dates in February, and a summary of call types and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
50 Street
49 Avenue
Taber
Taber Court of Justice
Avenue
58 Avenue Taber
57 Street
54 Avenue Tabor
Two High River men plead guilty to fishing with multiple lines
On January 7 in Tabercourt Albert Mangsat 36 and Carl Arellano 40 pleaded guilty to exceeding possession limits and angling with more than one line at the Bow River waterway. They admitted to using two lines each and landing several walleye in a regulatory area with a three per person limit and 50 cm minimum length. The judge ordered fines of 1000 dollars each for overfishing and 100 dollars each for multiple rigs, with six months to pay, citing stock protection and traditional fishing rights concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabercourt
Albert Mangsat
Carl Arellano
Fish and Wildlife
Rolling Hills
Lake Newell
Bow River
Jeremy DeBow
High River
Cargill
Bob Morrison
Mark Mastel
Alberta
Alberta unveils online Non-profit Listing Dashboard
The province launches the Alberta Non-profit Listing Dashboard, an interactive searchable tool using the Corporate Registry data. It lets residents locate non-profit locations, types, incorporation status, and view charts on key metrics, aiming to ease access and reduce red tape. Alberta hosts about 27,000 non-profits employing around 84,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Tanya Fir
Arts
Letters to the Editor on History and Greenland Ambitions
The writer likens current events to the War of 1812 and claims Donald Trump as president elect would seek Greenland. They reference Olaf Scholz, NATO, Denmark, France, Putin, and potential clashes involving King Charles III. The piece discusses Canada’s border protection and the British Loyalist diaspora in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Trump
U.S
Greenland
Olaf Scholz
Germany
Denmark
NATO
France
Putin
Trump
Charles III
England
Canada
U.K
Mary Simon
Charles
Britain
Ontario
Alberta oil windfall blamed on Trudeau and future gains
Letter writer Gregory R. Cété of Irvine questions who is responsible for a projected 15 billion dollars per year extra for Alberta’s oil industry from 2024 onward, citing a 34 billion public investment and claiming all Albertans should thank Justin Trudeau. He argues the policy boosts the provincial economy, warns against US tariffs, and criticizes Canadian leaders including Trudeau, Harper, Poilievre, Kenney, and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Harper and Poilievre
Mr. Kenney
Ms. Smith
Pierre
Canada
Justin Trudeau
Gregory R. Cété
Irvine
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Grime & Punishment
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CDSA
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Coaldale
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