Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2022-09-23

• Bumper crop raises funds for Rock Solid Refuge
• Sensory pathways at Swift Current schools keep students active and engaged
• MPs ‘energized’ over new CPC leader
• Women in Business Expo will feature wide array of businesses from across southeast Alberta
• The best parent/child LEARNing is relevant and fun in SE Alta.
• Decades worth of local aerial farm photos to be on display next month
• Chinook School Division provides various options for Stewart Valley students after school fire in regards to relocation of classes
• Twelve decades of 'Elites Against the People'
• Finesse versus force will be the signs in federal battle
• Community Calendar
• The Weekly Crossword
• Chinook School Division receives extra one-time funding from Province to cope with inflation
• City of Swift Current unveils new strategic plan – In Good Hands
• We built this city on crocks and bowls: Medalta to host Crockstock 2022 on Sept. 25
• Vauxhall family raises $$$ for CHMA
• Fairview Arena receives a new name: S3 Arenas
• New report recommends 34 indicators to improve measuring the impact of drug-impaired driving across Canada
• Reducing red tape for oil service rigs
• Increased penalties for stunting and racing in Sask.
• Redcliff approves a haunted house
• Swift Current Arts Council offering diverse concert lineup for 2022-23 season
• Lethbridge College selected for food sustainabi­lity challenge
• Government of Canada invests over $1.4 million in SixRing clean technology in Southern Alberta
• Checking in with AB Beef Producers after successful season
• Alberta Wheat Commission calls for farmer leadership nomination­s in southeast
• G3 is Moving Saskatchew­an Farmers’ Grain to Market Faster Than Ever
• SE Alberta featured in film on provincial rat control
• Alberta’s future prosperity tied to achieving net zero
• AB Justice Minsiter not pleased by federal government
• Opinion: Trudeau's luxury tax will harm blue-collar workers
• Where were you in ‘72? The crowning moment in the history of Canadian sports..
• Two farms ‘right sized their herds by being open to change and working in sync with nature
• A year in review: results of industry investment in research and extension
• Learn about the legalities of the food co-packing industry in webinar
• Agricultur­al moisture situation looking better as of Sept. 7

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