Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2024-03-07

• Solar project near Fort Macleod faces opposition
• SE Alta man killed in avalanche at Castle Mtn. Provincial Park
• Standoff man to resolve drug charges
• Provincial budget doesn’t invest enough in public service: AUPE
• Not much for SE Alta. highlights in latest provincial budget
• Alberta budget keeps costs down for small businesses
• Band-aid solutions fall short: some oil and gas companies continue to ignore property taxes as regulator sits on hands
• TeleMiracl­e 48 raises over $6,112,717 million
• Peacemakin­g program focus of SACPA session
• Former Coaldale resident author explores rural mental health in new non-fiction book
• Previous Nuffield Scholarshi­p recipient Coles argues innovation revolution needed for ag industry
• Moe driving docs, nurses out of Rural Sask: new CIHI data
• Know options with health help
• Restoring transparen­cy and accountabi­lity in federal government
• High expectatio­ns negatively impact your emotional landscape
• Tax Tip - Businesses have different filing and payment deadlines – here is a quick reference to help you stay organized
• Univ. of Calgary: Radon in rural homes linked to wells
• Saskatchew­an Party MLA - Report from the Legislatur­e
• Tax and federal MP pay hikes one month away
• Community Calendar
• The Weekly Crossword
• Parental opposition to childhood vaccinatio­n grows as Canadians worry about harms of anti-vax movement
• St. Mary’s water basin included studies to explore water storage; Budget 2024
• Industry experts visit Ag Expo for one-of-a-kind events
• SE Albertan reactions to renewables rules range from reverence to riled up
• Animal Alliance of Canada illustrate­s what dairy truly stands for
• Avoid spoilage – Check stored crops
• Agricultur­al moisture update as of Feb. 14 (latest)
• New Report—Agricultur­al greenhouse gas emissions in Atlantic Canada
• Extending the grazing season a benefit for everyone involved
• Growers invest more than $3.7 million in 2024 to tackle canola agronomic priorities

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