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Saddle up for Taber’s annual cowboy poetry round-up
By Trevor Busch Vauxhall Advance editor@tabertimes.com If you’re ready to see the sights and hear the strains of traditional Western music, head down to the Taber Cowboy Poetry and Western Music Round-Up at Parkside Manor on March 28. Last year was the first time the round-up was held at Parkside Manor, and the group is happy to be returning to a venue that worked well… Read More »
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Service Update: Garbage Collection Disruption
Town of Vauxhall We would like to inform the community that our garbage truck has experienced a major hydraulic breakdown (as of March 25). As… Read More »
Top two: Taber a finalist for Hockeyville’s grand prize
By Cal Braid Vauxhall Advance Local Journalism Initiative Reporter After last week’s news that Taber had made the cut as a top-13 contender for this… Read More »
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Top two: Taber a finalist for Hockeyville’s grand prize
By Cal Braid Vauxhall Advance Local Journalism Initiative Reporter After last week’s news that Taber had made the cut as a top-13 contender for this… Read More »
Jets leave Vegas with couple of wins
By Cole Parkinson Vauxhall Advance After opening the Bishop Gorman Tournament with a win, the Vauxhall Academy of Baseball Jets had a handful of tough… Read More »
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From the Archives of Western Newspapers
By Samantha Johnson For Southern Alberta Newspapers March 24, 1882 – The Sun (Winnipeg) While it is undeniable that Ontario is being subjected to a… Read More »
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 »
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In Canada, deficit spending keeps winning elections
Three provinces. Three parties. Three record deficits. When every party runs deficits, ideology isn’t the explanation. The political rewards for spending are. In Alberta, a… Read More »
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 »
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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 »
