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The Taber Times in Taber, Alberta

29 Jun 2011

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The Taber Times

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Taber, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 29, 2011

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7

Arts Centre funding push faces building code hurdle

Tabor Arts Council seeks about 40 000 to 60 000 for an architectural safety assessment of Centre Court for the Arts buildings to align with fire code and access rules. The plan would consolidate three historic structures and may require bylaw changes and utility waivers while seeking grant backing.

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Diane Llewelyn-Jones Tabor Arts Council Centre Court For the Arts Llewelyn-Jones Court House Council Sheen Coun Louie Tams Tams Llewelyn- Jones Garth Bekkering Arts Council Tabor Croft Art Council
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Late debate pushes bill through

Conservative MPs backed the legislation noting the postal strike cost the Canadian economy millions while opposition MPs accused the government of union busting and abdicating collective bargaining. Payne defended the bill as vital to economic recovery, highlighting impacts on small business and remote mail delivery. He warned penalties could hit CUPW for back to work violations and cited ongoing locally discussions in Medicine Hat.

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Payne NDP CUPW Medicine Hat
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Chief backs Alberta distracted driving law and fines

Alberta moves to enforce cell phone use limits with a 172 fine starting September 1. Alf Rudd of the Tabor Police Service defends the amendment, citing UNC research linking distraction to violations and reduced driving performance. He notes young drivers are most at risk and urges hands free use or pulling over.

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University of North Carolina Alberta Transportation Alf Rudd Tabor Rudd
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