Ambulance takeover plan in Alberta questioned and delayed
The Times reports that Alberta’s planned April 1 2005 takeover of rural ambulance services faces flaws and funding shortfalls. Officials seek concrete plans and pilots, while municipalities prepare budgets and question the rush and feasibility of the reform.
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Writing a letter to the editor for Tabor Times
The Tabor Times invites readers to submit letters on public interest issues. Letters should be concise between 150 and 250 words, persuasive and well supported by facts, and must be signed with full name address and phone number for verification. Submit c o Letter to the editor to 4822 53 St Taber AB.
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Government Should Not Take Charge of Your Children
Editor argues against government funding for child care claiming parental rights and responsibilities must remain with families. The piece contends a $5 billion program would strip money from taxpayers and questions government efficiency and sympathy compared to parents.
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Taber Corn Leads Alberta News In Early 1920s Chronicle
A Taber community chronology from January to November covers Taber senior basketball beating Raymond S and A 33 to 22, local agriculture meetings, Alberta Ontario coal trade efforts, Greenfield budget highlights, a horse stables fire, school budget cuts, tennis club activity, heavy rains and floods, wheat market shifts, grain marketing talks, and a 1924 alcohol policy vote with Taber district voting dry but government control prevailing. The report notes a corn breakthrough by Ted Sandal earning praise from District Agent Freng and Prof. James Murray.
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Taber Town Chronology Highlights 1923 1924
Alberta towns events from 1923 to 1924 include Taber exhibits in London, light and power franchise talks, a Lent day of prayer, a $25 prize for a sugar beet plot, a civic half-holiday proposal, water bylaw changes for garden use, first beer license under new act, Dominion Day veterans celebration, Chin Coulee bass stocking notes, potential Utah Idaho Sugar Co factory, Harvest Festival at St Theodore's, dairy cow interest with CPR, and a fire insurance review for the old Photo Studio building.
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