Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2022-04-15

• Arts access grant helps youth,children to participat­e in visual arts programmin­g in Swift Current
• New funding creates more possibilit­ies for Family Resource Centre
• Swift Current Girl Guides show support for healthcare workers
• Helium Evolution optimistic about upcoming drilling program in Saskatchew­an
• Petition requests Chinook School Division to arrange by-election for vacant trustee position
• Swift Current street sweeping underway for 2022
• City clerks gather in Swift Current for annual spring conference
• SPCA launches $22 for ’22 campaign
• Community Calendar
• The Weekly Crossword
• Alberta will not accept production cuts in the insane climate plan released by the Liberal-NDP coalition
• Policy makers need to understand what mental health battles are like for those suffering
• Trudeau and Singh don’t want Alberta to stay in Canada
• Energy security
• Charity golf tournament renamed Darren McClelland Memorial Charity Golf Classic
• Queen’s Bench Justice Martin certifies Wheat Board class action
• Cattle producers welcome appointmen­t of forage chair
• Rogers Sugar welcomes Canada Border Services Agency’s decision to maintain anti-dumping and countervai­ling duties on imported sugar
• Avian influenza detected in Saskatchew­an
• Federal budget leaves questions unanswered: APAS
• Team Alberta Crops adds voices of four new partners to advocacy efforts
• Nuffield Canada Scholarshi­p applicatio­ns are open
• FCC AgriSpirit Fund now open for applicatio­ns
• Elm pruning ban starts April 1
• Wheat farmers can claim 32 per cent SR&ED credit on their 2021 taxes

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