Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2021-11-19

• Alta. small bus contractor­s may have to hit brakes on service with higher insurance rates
• Southeast Alberta food banks going through turbulent times
• CFSREA’s Vital Signs report was well worth the effort
• Lyric Theatre in Swift Current receives largest grant in its history
• Outdoor Remembranc­e Day ceremony in Swift Current well attended
• Prairie Quills Writers’ Group celebrates 20th anniversar­y with reading event
• Back to School plan outlined for Grasslands Public School in County of Newell
• Staff of Prairie Rose Public Schools need proof of vaccinatio­n
• The Weekly Crossword
• Community Calendar
• Swift Current Lions Club project recycles eyeglasses for people in poor countries
• News Media Canada hopeful for legislatio­n
• Alberta’s new proposed curriculum desperatel­y needs to be up for debate
• COP26’s shortcomin­gs, etcetera
• Energy minister responds to concerns over unpaid lease and tax payments by oil and gas companies
• Southeast Alberta's Prairie Gleaners continue to help the hungry all over the world
• Special Areas irrigation meetings well attended
• Canadian Agricultur­al Safety Associatio­n welcomes 2021-2022 Board of Directors
• Medicine Hat Exhibition & Stampede announces date for 23rd Annual Beef Pen Show and Cowboy Christmas Tradeshow

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