Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2021-06-04

• Birds of Prey Centre opens into another challengin­g season
• Online Lunch and Learn Chinook Sexual Assault Centre session explored strategies to combat ‘sextortion’
• Alberta RCMP processed 121 impaired drivers over Victoria Day long weekend
• Sage Clan looks to help move drug activity out of Galt Gardens in Lethbridge
• Coaldale town council passes mill rate bylaw highlighte­d by 3rd consecutiv­e year of no residentia­l tax increases
• Coaldale town council selects 2021 Community Grant recipients
• Traffic calming pilot program gets green light from Coaldale town council
• Grant partnershi­p should help Chinook Arch Library’s nearby library boards
• Lifting of pandemic restrictio­ns in Alberta not the be-all, cure-all for mental health issues
• Access to services and safe communitie­s is our priority
• Alberta lamb prices at historic levels
• How do your fields measure up? New Canola Counts tool helps growers assess and improve plant stands
• COVID-19 and retail and food service sales trends in 2020
• Help for one of the biggest hubs in Southern Alberta
• Protein Industries Canada announces investment into new plant-based products made using Canadian-grown crops
• Early detection and distributi­on mapping system invaluable for Alberta lawndowner­s
• Getting rid of invasive plants using bugs will expand past leafy spurge: AISC
• Shields visits Vauxhall town council
• VAB and town council discuss new hall contract
• Just Bull-y: Western Canadian Baseball League ramping up plans for all-Canadian season
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