Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2023-10-05

• Alberta Municipali­ties convention in Edmonton wrapped up Sept. 29
• Opposing protests counter over school SOGI policies
• Blackfoot filmmaker spreading importance of solidarity
• TELUS Mental Health Index reveals two-in-five workers in Canada do not know what an Employee Assistance Program is
• Cypress Wind an investment in the future: officials
• 2023 Canada’s Outstandin­g Young Farmers Program Memorial Scholarshi­p winners features Vauxhall farmer
• Chinook Board of Education approves strategic plan to guide their actions
• AHS explains what dyslexia is
• The untapped potential of employees with disabiliti­es
• Community journalism makes for stronger communitie­s: no matter the medium
• APSA’s open letter to Saskatchew­an Senators regarding Bill C-234 on carbon tax
• Dillon Currie releases introspect­ive debut solo album Vines of Time
• Why breast cancer screening matters – and how to get screened
• Armed Forces honour fallen hero at highway rest stop
• Swift Current SPCA hosting 50th anniversar­y Halloween gala
• Community calendar
• Senate ag committee investigat­ing the roots of soil health in Canada
• Huge vehicle turnout celebrates success of Tail Light Tuesdays in Swift Current
• Mental Health and MAID: Canadians who struggle to get help more likely to support expanding eligibilit­y
• Conservati­on project protects large area of prairie grassland at Swift Current
• RMA delegation tours Horsefly Spillway project
• The value of straw cannot be underestim­ated this year
• Lethbridge College unveils traditiona­l Buffalo Winter Count Robe
• Jake’s Gift will be returning for late October at the Esplanade
• Jaeda Keley heading to Medicine Hat in October
• Wild cervid impacts on Saskatchew­an cattle producers
• Hunters need to be aware of the extra dry conditions
• Crested Wheatgrass Forage Considerat­ions
• Investing in a beautiful and sustainabl­e future for Alberta
• Using canola as cattle feed
• The popular CowBytes is back
• How-to farm education guide for teachers unveiled
• Salvaging crops as feed for livestock
• Fall weed management for livestock producers in Saskatchew­an
• Managing mineral intake for livestock
• Feeder cattle prices are strong
• Cow inventorie­s – Are we still liquidatin­g
• Above average beet crop on deck in 2023: AB Sugar Beet Growers
• Rogers Sugar announces strike action at its Vancouver Refinery
• Different supports available for struggling ag producers
• Alberta Grains calls for farmer nomination­s: first board of directors
• Alberta’s feral horse management framework

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