Remembrance grows across Canada as veterans thin
The Times reports dwindling attendance at Remembrance Day services yet strong local participation in Taber. Cadets placed flags at graves, schools marked the day, and mentions Afghanistan highlight current ties to military sacrifice. War memories endure amid rising patriotism.
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Taber M.D. Office Praised For Professionalism
A Taber businessman commends the M.D. of Taber office for courteous efficient service during property subdivision plans. He highlights Cyril Bonnie and Joanne from the Oldman River Commission and notes the overall supportive, business-like attitude that influenced his decision to move and retire in Taber.
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Avenue of Trees remembers Redcliff veterans with monument
Hundreds gather at the cenotaph to honor local soldiers from Redcliff Bow Island and Forty Mile County. The Avenue of Trees recalls 218 servicemen and women with 42 fallen trees to be replaced by a monument by the Redcliff Legion and town.
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Taber Highway Twinning Could Stretch To Two Years
From The Times November 12 1997 officials warn the proposed Taber highway twinning may take two years instead of one. Local disruption worries merchants while cross town traffic and public safety sit high on the council agenda.
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