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Newspaper
The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 2024
Page
5
St Augustine's Church invites all to a Memorial Mass on Saturday August 10 at 10 a.m. at Taber Memorial Gardens to pray for community members who have died. Also notes about volunteering, tutoring programs, hall rentals, dinners, and local quilting club details.
Police reports show a 38-year-old male from Taber charged with driving while suspended after a traffic stop. Incidents include thefts, online fraud, threats, disturbances, and a bicycle theft resolved with no charges. A 17-year-old from Scandia failed a breath test, receiving immediate roadside sanctions and license suspension.
In Taber 57 year old David Wipf pled guilty to impaired driving, BAC over .08 and driving while prohibited. RCMP stopped a white van on Highway 36, he showed signs of impairment, BACs of 130 and 120 mg. He received a $2000 fine, three year driving prohibition, victim surcharge waived, one year to pay, and plans to seek treatment.
The Eastern Irrigation District faces 10 workplace safety charges after a diver drowned while underwater at Rolling Hills and Lake Newell reservoir gates in 2022. Charges include training, supervision, risk assessment, and rescue plan failures. appearance set for Aug. 14 in Brooks.
Flow in the South Saskatchewan River doubled in early July returning to normal after a dry spell. Forecasts warn major southern Alberta rivers Bow Oldman Milk remain much below average despite rain and rising reservoirs upstream of the Hat. Medicine Hat gauge around 350 m3/s mid July, up from 150 on June 30, as storage levels approach full capacity across Bow and Oldman systems. Irrigation districts adjust allocations with St Mary and Eastern districts altering water use and transfers as storage totals reach roughly 75 percent of capacity.
Co-op says 398 cardlock locations across Western Canada are back online after a June 27 cybersecurity incident prompted system shutdowns. Third party investigators were engaged, and by July 4 crews worked around the clock to recover networks and restore service stations.
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