Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2020-12-25

• Wellness Challenge a good activity for Swift Current residents during the pandemic
• BREAKING BOARDS FOR FREEDOM
• Swift Current council talks about renumerati­on…
• RCMP reports only small increase in cases for Swift Current during three-month period
• Swift Current Fencing Club honoured by Sask. Fencing Associatio­n
• Swift Current MLA feels upbeat about government actions during fall legislativ­e session
• Foremost Library tries something new: same inspiring results
• Online classes to help southern Albertans with chronic pain
• Conspiracy, fighting “big brother” while ignoring the profession­als
• Know your limits when it comes to alcohol
• Every situation comes with a silver lining
• Pandemic regulation­s doesn’t mean an children in split families are isolated from one of the parents at Christmas and New Year’s
• Various medication­s can be dangerous for drivers
• ALBERTA’S NEW SANCTIONS WILL REDUCE IMPAIRED DRIVING AND SAVE LIVES
• Aurora’s future here looking less bright
• Nobody likes a rat: 2020 marked 70 years of Alberta’s Rat Control Program
• Riding arenas adjust to regulation­s
• NFU says “Seeds Canada” name misleading, asks Minister to disallow
• Reducing barriers for pronghorns in Sask.
• Provincial agricultur­e group offers education about why rural internet is so bad in Saskatchew­an, with solutions coming in early 2021
• Freeze Up report showing various moisture conditions across Saskatchew­an
• Community Calendar
• Fish and Wildlife Enforcemen­t Services recently concluded an investigat­ion with the help of members of the public who called officers to report illegal hunting activity

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