Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2024-03-14

• Smith says Highway 3 twinning will continue in spring
• Community Foundation of SE Alta announces upcoming 7 Over 70 awards
• Alberta Municipali­ties says province lagging on infrastruc­ture
• Power prices sink Hut 8’s Drumheller crypto-mining site
• Public health programs relocating to Melcor Centre
• Fortinet invests $30 million to build new cybersecur­ity tech hub in Alberta
• Ottawa owes Alberta small businesses $4,095 each in stalled carbon tax rebates from the past five years
• Southeast Alberta ATA cites low per-student funding in budget review
• Request for Cypress County legal and severance numbers amended
• Rural Saskatchew­an is Desperate for Health Care Support: immediate action needed
• SARM’s 119th Annual Convention & Trade Show begins at REAL District
• Hunting down cyber threats in Alberta
• SouthGrow Regional Initiative and SAITI collaborat­e to enhance investor accessibil­ity with new community profiles
• Longer impoundmen­ts & new suspension­s for stunting, street racing & high-speed offences
• Screening for colorectal cancer saves lives in Alberta
• Countdown on for Special olympics Summer Games 2026 in Medicine Hat
• Taber covers costs to keep Vauxhall as partner in immigratio­n program
• CPC leads in vote intention comfortabl­y (40%) over Liberals (23%) and NDP (21%)
• Assumption­s about irrigation-agricultur­e expansion called into question
• Liberals attempt to rebrand their failed carbon tax “rebate”
• Community Calendar
• The Weekly Crossword
• Sky high technology to assess crop damage
• Protecting Albertans from drought and floods
• Alberta’s ‘campdown’ is now on for summer fun
• Farmers and ranchers are encouraged to plan for #FarmSafety­Everyday
• Canadian Beef Industry Award for Outstandin­g Research and Innovation
• Lethbridge Ag Expo heralded as a success
• Pesticide safety starts with properly reading the label
• Ag for Life launches “Why I Love Alberta” Youth Challenge
• GCP conference speaker talks ag supply chain disruption­s
• Nuffield Canada Scholar applicatio­ns open April 1
• Culture of safety on the farm starts with communicat­ion
• BC Farmers’ Markets contribute a record $233M to BC economy
• Manitoba Crop Alliance launches 2024 APP Cash Advance Program
• Being calm, cool and collected —prepare for a smooth and heal
• There is still room for some cautious optimism in the Alberta lamb market

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