ATVs linked to rising Alberta deaths raise safety concerns
The Times cautions that ATVs though common are dangerous when misused after a two year old died with five riders on an ATV. Alberta health data show an 83 percent rise in ATV deaths from 2005 to 2006 and many fatalities involve no helmet use or alcohol.
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Younger drivers lead lesson on road safety at Kate Andrews
Community groups highlight teen compliance with anti drunk driving and seatbelt use after a demonstration crash at Kate Andrews high school. Students observed a real vehicle from a February fatal crash linked to Samantha Baird’s family urged safety first to prevent future tragedies.
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Pro Rodeo Postponed by Chinook Association
The Chinook Rodeo Association announces the amateur event has been postponed rather than canceled. New dates are pending approval from the Canadian Professional Rodeo Office after confirming financial and safety concerns.
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Taber area ramps up for world-scale french fry plant
About 30 potato growers rush to plant up to 1800 acres to supply a new $100 million processing plant in the Municipal District of Taber. Lamb Weston and ConAgra have contracted produce in Taber and Vauxhall as the plant plans to begin processing in early 1999 and employ about 200 people.
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