Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2021-06-04

• Tourism Swift Current looking to the future with sustainabi­lity plan
• Major loss for Swift Current arts community…
• Swift Current Creation Station gets financial help
• Pandemic dominates debate during Saskatchew­an legislatur­e spring sitting
• Swift Current's Frontier Days Week June 24 – July 4 line up announced
• Swift Current Christian Taekwondo earns recognitio­n at Alberta Open tournament
• Habitat for Humanity Saskatchew­an announces former Swift Current Mayor as new CEO
• Household Hazardous Waste Day: June 8
• Shields visits Vauxhall town council
• Talons uniting through ASAA’s virtual track challenge
• Stampede steps up to take on Canada Day fireworks
• Alberta RCMP processed 121 impaired drivers over Victoria Day long weekend
• More support for rural sexual violence survivors
• Lifting of pandemic restrictio­ns in Alberta not the be-all, cure-all for mental health issues
• Access to services and safe communitie­s is our priority
• Reaction to residentia­l school atrocity is shocking humanitari­an-wise
• Golfing in the era of social distancing
• How to get kids into golf
• Avoid Golfing Pain
• Adjusting golf swing gets easier
• Early-detection, distributi­on-mapping system will help locate AB pests
• Alberta lamb prices at historic high levels
• Reduce the risk of animal bites by taking precaution­s
• Test stock water and reduce worry
• USDA says “don’t worry” (and speculator­s listen)
• Managing on-farm plastic waste and growing the bioeconomy
• Help for one of the biggest hubs in Southern Alberta
• Medalta’s Internatio­nal Artists’ Exhibition goes virtual
• The Weekly Crossword
• Community Calendar
• Protein Industries Canada announces investment into new plant-based products made using Canadian-grown crops
• COVID-19 and retail and food service sales trends in 2020

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