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The Town of Taber is beginning to explore the idea of becoming Alberta’s 20th city. With our 120 birthday approaching in 2025, this could be a significant milestone in our community's history, marking a potential change for our future.
Taber is colloquially known as the “Corn Capital of Canada” due to the famous golden crop grown in the region. But what makes Taber corn so special? To put it simply, it’s because of the amount of sunshine our area receives.
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Taber's history spans many decades, and there is still so much left for you to discover about our origins, industries, places, and people. If you want to learn more about the many pieces in Taber's history, the best source in Town is the Taber Irrigation Impact Museum!
When & Where: Saturday, July 1st in Confederation Park (except where noted) Timeline of Events: 8-10 AM: Spider Entertainment FREE Pancake Breakfast. 11 AM: Flag Raising & Cake. 11 AM - 7 PM: Food Trucks in the Park: The Loft. La Gloria Latin Comfort Food.
The Town of Taber's Council is comprised of a dedicated Mayor and six Councillors, all committed to serving the community with integrity and transparency. Council is tasked with developing and evaluating the policies and programs that shape our municipality, in line with the Government of Alberta's Municipal Government Act.
As Taber continues to grow and evolve, exploring city status is a natural step in shaping our community’s future and ensuring we meet the needs of our expanding population. As we move forward in our public engagement process, we understand that you may have many questions.
Taber’s population is also unique in that over 30% of the residents are under the age of 15. This makes Taber, the fourth youngest small town in Canada with a median age of 35.2. The Town of Taber has comprehensive medical care options, an active arts community, and a vibrant sports culture.
The Taber Police Service Office houses a regional 9-1-1 Emergency Dispatch Centre for Police, Fire, and Emergency Medical Services. The service is governed by a civilian police commission and relies on community partnerships and a large volunteer component in building community capacity.
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