Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2020-12-11

• Swift Current resident speaks about mental strain of his COVID-19 experience
• MINI-SIZE; MAXIMUM IMPACT
• Swift Current councillor­s talk about salaries…
• Swift Current manufactur­er launches agricultur­al stewardshi­p initiative
• Palliser Economic Partnershi­p wins Economic Developers Alberta 2020 award of excellence for business retention and expansion
• Food banks in southwest Saskatchew­an participat­e in provincial emergency pet food bank
• Different programs for different situations
• Tough, swift penalties for impaired drivers in AB
• Lack of transparen­cy a little disconcert­ing
• Same ignorance, self centrednes­s drives both anti-maskers and those choose to drink and drive
• Latest job numbers signal bleak winter ahead
• Canadian Wheat Board story not over
• Community Calendar
• Feds stepping up to help prairie farmers
• 2020 Sask. insect survey results
• Saskatchew­an pulse growers welcome three to the Board of Directors
• Western Tractor to build new dealership following a purchase of land from Varekamp Farms
• Barlow’s Bill (Biosecurit­y on Farms) debated
• MD of Taber Receives $9.8 million in federal funding for Horsefly Regional Emergency Spillway Project
• Local young farmer featured in McDonald’s Canada commercial

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