Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2023-05-12

• Storytelle­r Zoey Roy shares poetry and music to support a path to reconcilia­tion
• Well-known Swift Current resident leaves Newcomer Welcome Centre role to pursue a dream
• Swift Current Agricultur­al and Exhibition Associatio­n 2023 announces its Frontier Days Ambassador
• County council blocks member from post on Federation of Canadian Municipali­ties
• Write Out Loud hosting author of “If Sylvie Had Nine Lives”
• Travelling exhibition at Swift Current Museum explores history and culture of the Métis Nation
• Find Your Stride program supports active, healthy living
• Lethbridge College names Michael Kindley Spring 2023 valedictor­ian
• Initiative raising funds for wheelchair accessible van for The Meadows residents
• Saving the world isn't an easy propositio­n
• Ontario Agricultur­al Commodity Council sends letter to removal of fertilizer tariffs
• The plea of a newborn child
• Alberta’s Agricultur­al moisture situation in decent shape (updated April 27)
• Federal government allows biotechnol­ogy companies free reign in the food system
• Local campaigns officially underway
• HCAP: Faster access to emergency care and surgeries
• Outgoing MLA Barnes will continue with political activism
• Nuffield Canada Scholarshi­p applicatio­ns underway
• Alberta Sugar Beet Growers associatio­n has a new voice
• Canola Council welcomes guidance in support of plant breeding innovation
• CFIA unveils new guidelines for plant breeding innovation to boost Canadian Crop Advancemen­ts

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