Taber Wins Hockeyville, Arena Rebuild Kickstarts


Author: The Daily News Now! March 15, 2026 Duration: 1:51
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Taber Wins Hockeyville, Arena Rebuild Kickstarts

Taber, Alberta, emerges victorious in the Kraft Hockeyville competition, securing a chance for arena upgrades and national competition. The town, along with eleven others, now vies for fifty thousand dollars or more, with the first round of winners announced on March twenty-first. The program, for the first time, selects winners from every province and territory, fostering support for local rinks nationwide. Tabers community centre arena, damaged in a Zamboni explosion, is set to reopen this month, and the town hosts a street hockey tournament to raise funds for the rebuild.

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