Day of the Miner marked in Taber Alberta
Taber declared May 1 as the Day of the Miner reflecting Alberta British Columbia mining heritage. The 1903 First Commercial Mine owned by A K Bullock and the 1905 Canada West Company coal mine shaped town growth powering Taber 1905–1929.
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Day of the Miner Declared in Taber Alberta
Taber town council unanimously approves May 1 as Day of the Miner honoring southern Alberta coal mining roots. A flag is to be flown on May 1 after CAO Gordon Frank cites support from Frank J. Toth and local groups including the Taber Irrigation Impact Museum.
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