Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2022-04-22

• Chinook Board of Education reverses previous decision about vacant northwest trustee position
• Swift Current Agricultur­al and Exhibition Associatio­n gets back at it with a fun 2022 Frontier Days planned
• A third major wind project proposed for Cypress County
• Women in Business is proud to announce the 2022 Inspire Award Nominees for southeast Alberta
• Chinook Board of Education continues budget deliberati­ons
• Alberta Firearms Advisory Committee comes back with recommenda­tions
• Swift Current Genealogic­al Society launches new initiative
• Swift Current Oratorio Choir set to perform
• Papal apology will take time to assess for Indigenous survivors
• SGI customers to receive $100 rebate per vehicle
• University of Lethbridge chosen to conduct dosage study for novel Parkinson’s disease formulatio­ns
• Grants support Alberta’s first responders’ mental health
• Western Canadians running out of fuel in dealing with high energy prices
• Hard to believe it’s the 21st century
• Community Calendar
• A canola pricing option to consider
• Government of Canada announces changes to the Advance Payments Program to support farmers ahead of planting season
• Allos Bioscience to develop better biosensors thanks to Mitacs grant
• FCC boosts credit availabili­ty to help with higher input costs
• Prairie Gleaners have been distributi­ng a lot of food across the globe including the Ukraine
• Corporate Canada holds keys to the future much more than government: Tero survey
• Local Love 50/50 gives chance to win while supporting Swift Current children
• Sask./Lethbridge study: compound found in tires toxic to certain fish
• Soil techniques earn Cypress County farmers an award
• Foremost School’s Rodeo Club looking to rope into course status, academy
• Healthy river systems depend on protected headwaters
• Dietary issues for calves: milk fever or winter tetany?
• Calving season currently is, and will be challengin­g
• Firearms advisory committee for Saskatchew­an establishe­d
• NDP ag critic makes Lethbridge stop in southern Alberta tour
• Cattle helping to manage B.C. wildfire risk with targeted grazing
• Ag for Life launches Farm Babies 2022 Photo Contest
• ASK THE MONEY LADY Dear Money Lady: When do I have to file my taxes this year and how can I pay less. I am retired now and every penny counts. Thanks, Janice. Dear Janice, the due date is Monday, May 2 to file your tax return with the CRA.
• Tax Tip: How to verify the CRA has contacted you
• Green Shirt Day was amazing in Southern Alberta

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