Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2020-07-10

• Saskatchew­an government starting with $4 billion irrigation project at Lake Diefenbake­r
• NOT A BAA-AAA-AAAD CANADA DAY
• Kenney: possible Crowsnest Pass coal deal may speed up other future Highway 3 twinning project
• Kenney wants business growth in rural Alberta; health, education civil service need to adjust
• Keeney launches XL pipeline July 2; confident in oil industry future
• Council approves two infrastruc­ture projects for pandemic funding
• JA Digital Campus launches in Saskatchew­an
• CFSEA awards $256,515 in grants through the Emergency Community Support Fund
• Southwest Partners Renew Community Violence Threat Assessment and Support Protocol
• Swift Current businesses hosting a free drive-in concert for the community
• Will politician­s and the public ever listen to each other
• Crop conditions look good in Southern Alberta
• Important hay salvage and ditch mowing dates to know
• Sask crop report looks good
• Law enforcemen­t watching for speeders in work zones in July
• Culture change: Lowest number of impaired driving fatalities and injuries on record
• Friends reunited even after all of these years...90 of them
• In-home seniors healthcare is the safer alternativ­e especially during COVID-19 pandemic
• Canadian History Ehx : Bow Island in the beginning
• Corn silage in background­ing diets
• Breeding better barley
• Corn silage in background­ing diets
• Agricultur­e and Agri-Food Minister speaks with European Union’s Commission­er for Agricultur­e and Rural Developmen­t
• “Warriors for Wheat” – A Proud History of the Wheat Growers Chapter 3 – Fair Trade; Free Trade
• Wheat Growers celebrate the implementa­tion of the USMCA Agreement

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