Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2019-04-26

• Healthcare Foundation celebrates success at 20th AGM
• Sustainabi­lity educator speaks about realities of climate change
• 2019 SaskPower Windscape Kite Festival getting closer
• March traffic spotlight results show major speeding, seatbelt offences
• Chinook changes to student assessment and report cards
• New director for Chinook Regional Library
• Ralston School’s ghost the subject of a children’s book
• Harm reduction a necessary tool in care to mitigating risk to those vulnerable
• Things that go bump in the night and federal fallacies
• Acceptance key to change
• Agric. Entreprene­ur in Residence (AgENT) program was popular
• Farmland donated to HALO Rescue
• HALO dispatched near Etzikom after accident in rural area
• CCA closely monitoring uptake of Canadian beef in Japan under the CPTPP
• Team Alberta looks forward to working with new government on priorities for farmers
• Dhillon scholarshi­p dinner raises $30,000... honours McIntyre Ranch
• Canola growers anxious for resolution with China
• Gowan receives provincial recognitio­n as tourism builder
• Val Marie artist reflects on humans’ relationsh­ip with nature in exhibition
• County of Newell youth to represent Team Canada Dance
• Badminton winding down for SW Sask. high schools
• Let’s talk dirt... for your garden
• Christalee Froese guest speaker at 15th Annual CMHA Mayor’s Luncheon in Swift Current
• Riders from Saskatchew­an to join Hatters for Internatio­nal Female Ride Day on May 4
• Community Calendar

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