Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2022-04-29

• Swift Current resident speaks about importance of becoming an organ and tissue donor at April 18 city council meeting
• Input costs are causing costs to be a rough road for Swift Current council
• City approves funds for project to address localized flooding
• Mental health, wellness will be celebrated Apr. 30-May 2
• Building towards a different infrastruc­ture model for Prairie Rose School Division
• Manyberrie­s about to return to some spicy times
• Cypress County sounds the (third) alarm on fines for false emergency calls
• Dead Prairies Production­s celebrates 10-year milestone with a new movie release
• Lyric Theatre’s Munschapal­ooza will try to help children of the Ukraine
• Chinook School Division running out of financial reserves to deal with annual budget deficits
• Dissatisfa­ction with booking clinic appointmen­t
• Oral Health Month suggests healthy habits for sweet smile
• Medicine Hat Health Foundation celebrates 25 Years of philanthro­py
• Community Calendar
• The Weekly Crossword
• How to involve more seniors in your community
• Looking to volunteer? Here’s how to find the right fit
• More volunteers needed to assist at the Medicine Hat Regional Hospital
• Government initiative­s in moving surgical recovery into high gear in Alta.
• Adding to wheat risk premiums
• New provincial plan addresses wild turkey management
• Investing in Alberta’s hemp industry
• Avian influenza confirmed in Sask. poultry flocks
• SACPA abuzz with the important role of bees
• Federal budget gets an F from MP Motz
• University of Lethbridge chosen to conduct dosage study for novel Parkinson’s disease formulatio­ns

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