New Alberta .05 Driving Law Faces Scrutiny and Change
The Times outlines Alberta’s forthcoming alcohol related driving law taking effect Sept 1. It notes support and criticism from bars, drivers, and officials. Debate centers on device accuracy, penalties, and enforcement while public safety remains the aim.
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Ethics watchdog calls for lower MP gift disclosure to 30 dollars
The ethics commissioner Mary Dawson urges MPs to declare gifts over 30 dollars, opposed to the current 500 dollar limit. She argues perception of influence, not just value, governs acceptability and notes meals and drinks count as gifts. She also calls for annual financial statements for public officials and increased scrutiny of departing staff offers.
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Taber Times Seeks Community Bloggers Online
The Taber Times invites locals to blog on www tabertimes com covering topics like baking gardening library or museum news. Interested writers should contact Garrett Simmons at 403-223-2266 or email gsim mons tabertimes com for details.
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Teachers win more than fourteen percent pay rise in two years
A bitter sweet arbitration settlement grants teachers in Holy Spirit School Division a raise exceeding 14 percent over two years. Kevin Kinahan of St Marys in Taber calls the deal a mixed victory reflecting long negotiatons and ongoing labor relations in the district.
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