Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2023-04-07

• Swift Current & District Chamber of Commerce board members reflect on successful year at 2023 AGM
• 2023 Community Impact Award Workshop will be hosted by CFSEA
• Provincial budget for 2023-24 projects a large surplus and increased spending
• Claresholm RCMP investigat­ing pipe bomb incidents
• Chinook Regional Science Fair winners going to national event
• Swift Current Creek Watershed Stewards experience­d success during year of change
• Explaining away the obvious not a good look for grocery CEOs
• Economics 101: Mortgages: fixed, floating or hybrid?
• Chinook Arch celebrates innovative library initiative­s at annual READ Awards
• APAS expresses cautious optimism on the federal budget
• Supporting made-in-Alberta products with Alberta Agricultur­e programs
• Feeding for fertility is possible for Saskatchew­an livestock producers
• Swift Current streets might benefit from City’s new snow clearing initiative
• Swift Current Ag & Ex reports operationa­l loss for 2022 as regular activities return
• A unique AgriFood and Innovation Expo venture launched
• Horse Expo Canada returns with all things “horse” to Western Park April 28-30
• Canadian Fuels Assoc.: Federal Budget 2023 is a missed opportunit­y for Clean Fuels Investment
• Forage blends are more than just varieties
• ‘Alberta Ag-Plastic. Recycle It!’ gaining ground recovering ag plastics for recycling
• Well known SW Sask. crop scientist earns Platinum Jubilee medal
• PB considers joining immigratio­n worker initiative under Taber

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