Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2023-04-21

• Spring run a great way to get active and support Special Olympics Swift Current
• Baby formula shortage continues to be an issue in southern Alberta
• Poll shows rural Albertans opposed to provincial police force
• Earth Day Bash in Police Point Park April 22
• Oratorio Choir celebrates 50 years strong
• SE AB jobless rate down year over year in March
• Early learning and childcare instructor takes learning outside
• City of SC buying another electric ice resurfacer after positive results with initial machine
• Med. Hat author’s third work delves into many layers of loss
• Horizon announces administra­tive changes in Milk River and Grassy Lake
• St. Joseph’s teacher nominated for Edwin Parr Award
• Quick salute to City of Swift Current, emergency department­s
• Unsettling stats from RBC show more action on ag is needed
• Early exposure can influence medical learners to practise rural
• Security training provides career developmen­t opportunit­ies for Siksika residents
• Skills Competitio­n, Honour Wall unveiling celebrate trades at Lethbridge College
• LPS seeking 'Expression­s of Interest' from local Indigenous artists
• Extended interswitc­hing brings some competitio­n for grain transporta­tion
• Big jump in connection fee on the cards for Swift Current rural water pipeline
• Lethbridge County hears constructi­on update on Chin Reservoir expansion
• Major agricultur­e investment announced in Yorkton

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