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First-person narrative of D-Day delivers
Posted on November 10, 2016By Trevor Busch Taber Times tbusch@tabertimes.com There are few military engagements that occurred during the 20th century which have been the subject of such intense… Read More »
Right to free speech… and yoga pants
Posted on November 3, 2016By Nikki Jamieson Taber Times njamieson@tabertimes.com These past few weeks — especially with the end of the train-wreck that is the US election in sight… Read More »
Have the Cowboys finally turned the corner?
Posted on October 27, 2016By Greg Price Taber Times gprice@tabertimes.com My Dallas Cowboys sit perched atop the NFC East standings in the National Football League, tied for the overall… Read More »
Blood Meridian a very satisfying read
Posted on October 20, 2016There are few novels that depict the struggle for the American West of the 19th century that are as graphically and unrelentingly violent as Cormac… Read More »
Pet ownership needs to be taken seriously
Posted on October 13, 2016On Sept. 27, news broke that Montreal City council had voted 37 to 23 in support of a bylaw that bans pitbulls and pitbull-like dogs.… Read More »
Humanity and business can go hand in hand
Posted on October 6, 2016By Greg Price Taber Times gprice@tabertimes.com Apparently, Monday’s short protest by Canadian practitioners of Falun Gong in front of the town of Taber administration building… Read More »
Recent film favourites from the vault
Posted on September 29, 2016By Trevor Busch Taber Times tbusch@tabertimes.com The second decade of the 21st century hasn’t offered up much in the way of what one might describe… Read More »