Taber, Alberta

Taber, Canada

Taber, Alberta reaches 28 Bunkabop connections with 3036 other places across 8 topics, with agriculture at the core. The bulk of its connections fall under cuisine topics, tied to a diverse crop base of sugar beets, corn, canola, and mustard. That profile links the town to many grain- and corn-growing regions worldwide. The name likely derives from Mount Tabor in the Holy Land, a label the CPR assigned when the post office opened in 1907. A history thread records Japanese Canadians compelled into sugar beet labor here during the Second World War.