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Celebrating 23 Years of Dedication: Doug Jensen’s Legacy with the MD of Taber
By Nerissa McNaughton Southern Alberta Newspapers Local Journalism Initiative Reporter After 23 years of dedicated service, Doug Jensen has officially retired from his role as Agricultural Foreman with the Municipal District (MD) of Taber. Doug’s career has been marked by his commitment to the rural community, his hands-on expertise, and his ability to adapt to the ever-changing demands of the job. From overseeing roadside vegetation… Read More »
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No spring gas tax break while prices soar, Smith says
Southern Alberta Newspapers Despite oil prices clearing $115 earlier this month, Premier Danielle Smith says Albertans should not expect a tax break at the pumps… Read More »
Kub Kar Rally site this Sunday at Community Church
By Heather Cameron Vauxhall Advance Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Vauxhall Community Church in Vauxhall will be the site of a Kub Kar Rally on March… Read More »
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Jets begin spring campaign
By Cole Parkinson Vauxhall Advance Despite a snowfall late this weekend, the Vauxhall Academy of Baseball Jets have begun their spring season. Opening up on… Read More »
Taber in play as the next Hockeyville
By Cal Braid Vauxhall Advance Local Journalism Initiative Reporter On Dec. 31, the Town of Taber posted a Facebook announcement declaring its intention to make… Read More »
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From the Archives of Western Newspapers
By Samantha Johnson For Southern Alberta Newspapers March 17, 1894 – The Daily Telegram (Nanaimo) Yesterday, over 100 people assembled at Harbour View in San… Read More »
From the Archives of Western Newspapers
By Samantha Johnson For Southern Alberta Newspapers March 8, 1879 – Manitoba Gazette The press of matter on our space this week is so great,… Read More »
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The world is scrambling for energy but can’t count on Canada
The world is once again scrambling for reliable energy supplies. Canada should be one of the obvious answers but a decade of Liberal government policies… Read More »
Global energy shocks are about to test Canadian food prices
The conflict in the Middle East could soon show up on your grocery bills. The reason is simple: the Strait of Hormuz moves a huge… Read More »
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Southern Alberta’s long-term forecast: what it means for agriculture
By Nerissa McNaughton Southern Alberta Newspapers Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Southern Alberta’s agricultural industry is bracing for a challenging year ahead as meteorological forecasts and… Read More »
