Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2020-11-27

• Salvation Army starts Christmas campaign in Swift Current
• Swift Current residents help refugees…
• Dream of new Fox Valley community continues to move closer to fundraisin­g goal
• Online fundraisin­g campaign wants to secure future of Eastend’s Stegner House
• In October, police caught 658 people not paying attention to the road ahead
• Legacy provides hope for mental health
• Bill 38, First Nations Policing Program and possibilit­y of provincial police force has people watching
• Military wife calls on personal experience to develop an online resilience course
• Privilege comes in all shapes and forms
• CEO of Swift Current Chamber of Commerce says COVID diligence needed
• Inaction on China and the security threat
• $476 million saved by cutting red tape
• Great Plains College promotes ‘Give Where You Live’ campaign on December 1
• The anatomy of a new constructi­on project in Southern Alberta during everchangi­ng pandemic
• The anatomy of new constructi­on projects in Southern Alberta during a pandemic
• Aurora still mum on local plant startup
• CWRC announces new executive and president, AWC obtains host duties
• Community Calendar
• Farmers taking oil company to court
• 2020 Alberta 4-H hall of fame inductees announced
• Do cattle bacteria contribute to antibiotic resistance in human medicine?
• BASF reveals $14 million transforma­tion to regina crop protection production facility
• Agribition begins search for the Top 50 Most Influentia­l People in Canadian Agricultur­e
• Foodgrains Bank named one of Canada’s top impact charities for third year
• New era for agricultur­e research in Alberta
• FCC trade report shows opportunit­y for growth, diversific­ation in food exports

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