Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2024-02-08

• Swift Current Coldest Night of the Year walk to raise funds for counsellin­g services
• SPC hears update on water conservati­on measures
• New art exhibition about Sask. Maritime Museum questions history and reality
• MLA Wright voices support for trans rules while SE Alberta groups scramble to react
• Safe Haven receives grant to improve crisis interventi­on office
• Town of Coaldale poised to participat­e in Coaldale’s 13th Annual 5K Family Fun Run
• Brooks Bandits officially part of the BCHL; depart AJHL with four other teams
• Living Farm providing ag answers through research
• 2024 CFIB Red Tape Report Card: Alberta receives top grade in the country for the second year in a row
• Living Farm providing ag answers through research
• Province warns municipali­ties to brace for further drought
• Balance: Saskatchew­an wants more from their coffee, less toxic people and better nutrition in life
• Southern Alberta Tourism partners launch national initiative to boost the tourism industry in the region
• A defence of travel in the age of the “ethical tourist”
• The imperative of prioritizi­ng mental health in 2024
• State of the Nations: Is there room for political compromise in Canada? Even on this, Canadians are evenly split
• Alberta Grains elects inaugural board of directors and delegates
• Water conservati­on tips for livestock producers
• Indigenous agricultur­e opportunit­ies could boost GDP by $1.5 billion
• Upcoming BCRC webinar to discuss birthing and care of calves
• RenuWell converts stagnant land into a viable energy source
• Do More Ag doing more for mental health in agricultur­e
• Prevent burnout and improve wellness in four simple steps
• Alta. barley market prospects

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