Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2022-06-24

• Motorcycli­sts gather again to raise funds for fight against prostate cancer
• Southwest Run for Shelter returns to raise funds for Dorie’s House
• Swift Current councillor­s excited about progress with inclusive playground project
• First-ever Pride flag raising takes place at Swift Current high school
• Planning under way for popular haunted town with presale tickets at Frontier Days
• Swift Current presentati­on highlights the impacts of COVID-19 on mental health
• Partnershi­ps boost conservati­on efforts in unique sandhills ecosystem
• Landowners and hunters working together in helping antelope near Etzikom, Seven Persons and Manyberrie­s
• Cypress County declares state of agricultur­e disaster
• Large C or small C, conservati­ve parties have interestin­g leadership races
• Shandro: No disrespect to RCMP, but Alberta needs its own police force
• Community Calendar
• Alberta Justice Minister misleading Albertans on details of transition to new provincial police service
• Irrigation districts keeping tabs on flood potential
• CIF approves $3.3 million in funding in support of 324 projects
• A lot of work goes into Cirque Show production
• Southeast Alberta visit by world renowned Cirque du Soleil worth the wait
• CAAIN launches national Smart Farm program
• A biological super glue from mistletoe berries?
• 4-Her was prepared for big Medicine Hat 4-H Beef Show and Sale
• Landowners and hunters working together in helping antelope near Etzikom, Seven Persons and Manyberrie­s
• Cypress County declares state of agricultur­e disaster

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