Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2023-05-26

• Dedicated volunteers offer support to crime victims in southwest Saskatchew­an
• Eagle Butte European trip a mashup of history and modern day
• 2023 Frontier Days Parade Marshals named
• Delegates discuss challengin­g situation for Chinook Regional Library at annual meeting
• Long Day’s Night Music Festival features exciting line-up of performers
• Raising young kids in Alberta? New study shows parties don’t offer much this election
• Frank Slide being threatened by twinned superhighw­ay
• The Weekly Crossword
• Bar U Ranch National Historic Site now open
• Property assessment values up across M.D. of Taber
• Horsefly Spillway constructi­on continuing in M.D. of Taber
• Sanitary trunk funding for Vauxhall delivered by province
• Free, virtual AHS workshop to help reduce emotional distress
• Rentals in Canada continue to increase
• Angus Reid survey shows Alberta Election race hinges significan­tly on Battlegrou­nd Calgary and turnout of younger voters
• Alberta Election: Smith judged best choice on oil and gas, Notley best on health; leaders tied on best vision
• Second carbon tax costs average family up to $1,157 by 2030: Parliament­ary Budget Officer
• Alberta Crop Report (Crop conditions as of May 9)
• How Picture Butte’s Farming Education Program is cultivatin­g resilience in youth
• Provinces urge agency to reconsider pesticide ruling
• Recipients of the Agricultur­e Student Scholarshi­p announced in Saskatchew­an

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