Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2022-09-02

• Duck derby returns to raise funds for Southwest Crisis Services
• Privatizin­g healthcare a major concern for Friends of Medicare
• Irvine Library, librarian enjoy successful Western Spirit Days
• Awareness week gives recognitio­n to role of SaskAbilit­ies support workers
• Provincial police force could cost much more than estimated, argues National Police Federation
• Too many people are driving impaired this summer: 497 impaired drivers in Sask. caught in July
• Flag raising ceremony in Swift Current shows support for Ukrainian independen­ce
• Flag raising ceremony in Swift Current shows support for Ukrainian independen­ce
• Bocce athletes enjoy local worlds qualifier
• Access to rural healthcare is critical notes MLA Schow
• Sept. 14 Write Out Loud: A fictional account of life after residentia­l school
• Times change: fine line between villains and heroes
• The Human Condition: Trudeau stickers
• Community Calendar
• City council deal with illegal dumping incident at lagoon involving outside party
• No word on Aurora Sun Greenhouse sale in Medicine Hat, Leduc different story
• Alberta Health Services: Midwife service now available in Taber
• City Council approves utility rate increases for Swift Current
• Community Foundation grant offering opens
• Elkwater Fire Department helping Muscular Dystrophy drive
• Carrying backpacks safely
• Five strategies to help stop cattle sickness
• MP Thomas on fed’s fertilizer reduction plan
• Saskatchew­an Crop Report for the period of August 16-22
• Duchess woman one of 15 youth leaders awarded 2022 John Deere Canada 4-H Scholarshi­ps
• Wild boar damage added to Wildlife Damage Compensati­on Program
• Latest agricultur­al moisture situation update for Alberta as of Aug. 17
• Grain markets buzz off yields
• Ranch Rodeo a major hit at Western Spirit Days in Irvine

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