Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2021-09-17

• Pronghorn Corridor Enhancemen­t Project happening across Alta.
• Vauxhall Foodgrains Project harvests earlier than usual in 2021
• Southern Alberta man receives jail sentence for rural crime spree
• 80-year milestone for Lethbridge United Way help southwest Alberta groups
• Riding to end impaired driving has stops in Lethbridge, Nanton and Claresholm
• RMA releases its federal election platform
• U.S. government officers are pushing hard in urging farmers, people in rural communitie­s to get vaccinated
• Splash Park is Coalhurst’s brand new wild and wet adventure
• Coaldale school site selection doesn’t pass the ‘smell test’
• Suicide prevention needs to be taken seriously
• More registry services now available online
• U of L neuroscien­tist elected to the Royal Society of Canada
• Seniors housing coming to historic convent building in Lethbridge
• AHS continues to schedule prioritize­d cancer surgeries
• WHL institutes rule changes for upcoming season
• The Weekly Crossword
• Community Calendar to come together to discuss and challenges of parenting in a supportive environmen­t. Goes from 1-3 p.m. every Tuesday. Taber FCSS (4326-50th Ave) registrati­on required, to register or for more informatio­n, contact Jessica: 403-915-7530.
• Despite dry conditions AB Rural Water Co-ops haven’t been extra busy
• AgriRecove­ry a ‘great gesture’, but might not be enough to help with feed costs
• Future emergency benefit programs must be fair
• Conservati­ves dominate on economy; Liberals preferred on COVID-19, climate change
• Coaldale Mountain Bike Park is ready to ride
• Coaldale welcomes Alberta AG Centre into rapidly expanding business community
• Biophysica­l Society of Canada recognizes Patel with 2021 Young Investigat­or Award
• Professor elected to the Royal Society of Canada

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