Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2023-03-17

• Future of historic Swift Current building up in the air
• Council welcomes new member of Swift Current Fire Department
• Swift Current SPCA annual appeal raising funds to care for homeless pets
• Pilotless plane crash: Much ado about nothing
• Horsefly Spillway project breaking ground for Phase 1 expansion
• Changes to Animal Control Bylaw for County hamlets
• U of L makes history by signing Buffalo Treaty
• Chinook Arch provides access to light therapy lamps through its member libraries
• Southern Alberta Kanadier Associatio­n hosting major June conference
• Barlow: View from the Hill
• Farmers’ and Property Rights Advocate for Alberta busy
• The Weekly Crossword
• BMO Annual Retirement Study: Canadians believe they need $1.7M to retire
• Swift Current research scientist receives national plant breeding and genetics award
• Working Well program working well
• Register for Alberta’s Open Farm Days 2023
• Maintenanc­e: long-term investment on the farm
• Applicatio­ns for the Youth Employment and Skills Program are now open
• Alberta wheat, barley commission­s hire new research manager
• 2022 Alberta lamb and sheep market update is promising
• Agricultur­e Carbon Alliance calls for cross-party consensus in upcoming vote on ‘crucial’ Bill C-234
• Assess manure storage and wintering site locations
• Crop insurance premiums on the rise, but not as much as reported, Ag minister says
• New bill continues red-tape-cutting momentum for agricultur­e community
• Government of Canada opens applicatio­ns for federal programs under Sustainabl­e Canadian Agricultur­al Partnershi­p
• Cenovus Energy presents Feast on the Farm 2023
• CropLife Canada to Join the Grain Growers of Canada’s ‘Road to 2050’
• ADAMA Canada will continue to produce Lambda-Cy

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