Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2020-10-30

• Southwest YES continues efforts to address youth homelessne­ss
• Salute to Brooks: Features on the “City of 100 Hellos”…
• DOING HIS PART
• Project uses goats for invasive weed control on rangeland
• Maintenanc­e report highlights work done in Chinook schools during pandemic
• Legionnair­e grad will be missed by all
• Flu shots now available across Alberta
• Local lab services going back to private hands
• $152,740 in funding is available for charities supporting COVID-19 response across southeast
• Innovation Credit Union New Title Sponsor of the Swift Current U18 Female AAA Wildcats
• Saskatchew­an RCMP Traffic Services seize over 100 pounds of cannabis and nearly 1 kg of cocaine near Kindersley
• New leadership for 57’s
• Handling of the curriculum change is as pleasant as fingernail­s on a chalkboard
• UCP’s secret agenda continues to thumb its nose at Albertans
• Thank you for this harvest
• Crop Conditions as of Oct. 20 (final report for 2020)
• JBS Foods Canada to invest $2 million in Brooks as part of Hometown Strong initiative
• Rogers Sugar earns $5.53-million in fiscal Q3
• Public on-line survey always assists City of Brooks management
• Safe Committee makes inroads
• Brooks safe with committee
• Brooks Rec. looking for young, enthusiast­ic input
• Expanding agricultur­e research at the U of A
• CWRC commits over $22.6 million to AAFC wheat breeding activities
• Community Calendar

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