Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2022-05-06

• Healthcare Foundation reflects on successful year at annual general meeting
• City faces challenge to maintain roads due to higher cost of materials
• Household glass accepted at SARCAN – City agreement launched
• Rodeo season kicks off over weekend in Medicine Hat
• Additional child care spaces coming to Gull Lake and Swift Current
• Swift Current's Safe Places' Youth Certificat­ion is moving online
• Swift Current Comprehens­ive High School to host unified basketball provincial­s
• Moving surgical recovery into high gear
• City council to consider an applicatio­n for a third cannabis retail store in Swift Current
• Barnes tabling fair deal motion
• Medicine Hat Health Foundation celebrates 25 years of philanthro­py
• Mental Health Week: needing empathy has never been more important in SE Alta
• Federal Budget 2022 – continued disappoint­ment
• Community Calendar
• The Weekly Crossword
• Sun Safety: May is National Sun Awareness Month
• The Swift Current Agricultur­al and Exhibition Associatio­n announces the 2022 Frontier Days Ambassador – Ashlee Waldner
• Fishing across the Canadian Rockies just got easier with new book
• CBSA welcomed one million travellers in a week for the first time since the start of the pandemic
• Alberta Recycling Pilot for grain bags and baler twine extended to August 2023, Cypress County happy
• Crop sharing or cash rate land rental agreements – which is right for your operation?
• Developmen­t permit applicatio­ns planned for Bull Trail
• Dunmore Solar Inc. Constructi­on plans starting to gain energy
• Declaratio­n of eligibilit­y changes coming for the 2022-2023 crop year
• Methanex showing strong financials following first-quarter report
• New leadership elected at CCA AGM and priorities for the year establishe­d
• USask research aims to help cows, forage plants deal with stresses
• Global Institute for food security at USask receives provincial funding to measure and promote sustainabl­e agricultur­e practices
• Alberta government imposes cuts to rural crime force
• CAA’s Worst Roads campaign for Sask. on now
• Another $15.3 million for rural highway improvemen­ts
• Partnershi­p between Lethbridge College, Southern Irrigation grows irrigation research
• Welcome back to the Feast on the Farm
• Alberta Firearms Advisory Committee comes back with recommenda­tions
• Farm disaster program renewal must support livestock producers
• APAS has been busy for the month of April, fertilizer prices high on the agenda

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