Small business deserves equal perks to big business
The writer argues for more support for small businesses to energize downtown and boost Canada's economy. Citing 104,000 annual startup rates, 5 million private-sector workers, and 30 percent GDP from small business, they advocate balanced incentives, noting survival rates and current heavy costs borne by households for transmission and energy.
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Tabor
Neck of the Woods
Canada
Industry Canada
Alberta
Calgary Herald
AltaLink
Painting Power Toni Megyes Helps Paint Fence
Toni Megyes assists the Lovering family by painting their fence, showcasing local effort and collaboration on a home maintenance task.
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Toni Megyes
Lovering
Rail line plans dominated Taber news in 1912
The Taber Times reports on rail surveys by CNR and GTP to study lines into Taber, booster trips to Edmonton and Winnipeg, and a front page note that the Taber Chiefs won the Alberta Amateur Hockey title but forfeited the Allen Cup bid. Also details factory plans for tractor engines and a new Taber Gas Co venture.
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Taber Times
Supreme Court
The
Times
Taber
Edmonton
Tabor Board of Trade
Canadian Northern Railroad
Grand Trunk Pacific
Tabor
Taber Board of Trade
Winnipeg
A.J. McLean
Taber and District
Pincher Creek
CNR
GTP
Donald Mann
Alberta
Pacific Coast Lines
Richard Russell
Edmonton Eskimos
Taber Gas Co
Canada
Calgary
A.c.s
Fading Sons Hockey Tourney Brings Community Together
Readers praise the Taber based Fading Sons team and the 34th annual hockey tournament. A donor drive at Luigi's Pizza and Steak House on Highway 3 raised a large amount of money for a good cause as Elder Ted Pickerell urged participation and remembrance of absent brothers.
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Taber
Luigi’s Pizza
Highway 3
Ted Pickerell
Hemmingway
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Peter Lovering
Rene
Taber Fading Sons
Arts Ticket
W.R. Myers
D.A. Ferguson
Taber Players Presents
Desire
Foto
Sarah
Taber Irrigation Impact Museum
ACT
Art Council of Tabor
Ray Sheen
Yahoo.ca
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