Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2021-02-26

• RCMP wants to remind provincial government of their worth to Albertans
• (TWO) HORSE OPEN AND SLEIGH
• Swift Current’s SPCA getting some celebrity help…
• Pandemic had impact on Swift Current Fire Department activities in 2020
• Caution and prevention advised as Alberta cold snap hits
• Highway 3 twinning associatio­n continuing to gain support
• SWYES to re-open beds
• New items on display at Hockey Hall of Fame in Swift Current
• RCMP wants to remind provincial government of their worth to Albertans
• Saskatchew­an RCMP partners with 211 Saskatchew­an to provide additional support to victims
• GraceLife Church has unique way of interpreti­ng Christiani­ty
• Community Calendar
• SE Alberta’s renewable energy surge renewed
• Registrati­on now open for Getting Real with Risk webinars
• More Canadians are looking to buy Canadian since pandemic, FCC survey shows
• Grain sector appeals to government to modernize Port Governance
• Lethbridge College and Farming Smarter team up to study ways to boost canola yields
• Canadian farmers issue urgent call for $300 million to cut agricultur­al emissions
• What goes in must come out: manure and nutrient management
• Committee names key component to Lake Diefenbake­r’s Camp Rayner to 4-H Hall of Fame
• Raising healthy bulls key to reproducin­g power
• Pandemic year a record year for CF Industries
• Weather, trade builds uncertaint­y amongst agricultur­e producers
• Exporting agricultur­e and agri-food products to internatio­nal markets
• Agricultur­al moisture situation for February looks promising
• No news on Aurora Sun plant as company gives financial report Feb. 11
• A made-in-Canada solution

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