Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2022-01-28

• SaskPower adding more renewable energy to grid to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Psynergy Centre has a new, positive energy for treating mental health
• HSAA concerned about state of healthcare and those working in it
• Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser in Swift Current with help to support youth
• Swift Current Fire Department saw return to regular call volume in 2021
• 60MW solar farm planned near Vauxhall
• Oil Sands Alliance to focus on industry sustainabi­lity, advancing net-zero ambitions
• Food shortages, more ‘field hospitals’, what are the solutions
• Albertans are right to question Kenney’s empty pandemic promises
• Community Calendar
• The Weekly Crossword
• Seed starting a good way to get your winter growing
• Battle vs. invasive species
• SaskCanola elects new board leadership
• Hatter wins horse racing special achievemen­t
• G.S. Dunn Dry Mustard Millers setting up another new plant in county
• Canada Research Chair appointmen­ts support U of L expertise in water and agricultur­e
• Farm product prices, November 2021
• FCC economists identify five “crystal” charts to watch in 2022
• Four of Alberta’s crop commission­s launch the 2022 Blue Book advance ordering system
• Agricultur­al Producers Associatio­n of Saskatchew­an AGM: 26 resolution­s passed; new president
• Community support makes Salvation Army Christmas campaign a success

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