Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2023-06-02

• Eliza Mary Doyle album release show taking place in Swift Current
• Religion, science making a riveting mix for book filled with pain and overcoming the odds for former southwest Sask. author
• SAGE Clan talks to SACPA about challenges faced by the homeless
• Donor wall recognizes community support for new CMHA Swift Current building
• Long Day’s Night Music Festival back in Swift Current starting June 22
• SMA president meets with physicians during spring tour stop in Swift Current
• Irvine ADC in top five for $25,000 Growing Home with BASF prize
• Prairie Rose shrinks expected budget shortfall
• Election Interferen­ce: Canadians tilt towards calling for a public inquiry; majority call government response ‘evasive’
• Bill C21 – Flawed firearms legislatio­n by-passes democratic process
• MAKING A POLITICAL STATEMENT Springing into action for Canadians
• Russia’s Monument to the Conquerors of Space is 21st Century Prophecy
• Only you can prevent forest fires
• Kansas troubles and Black Sea bubbles
• Sask. crop report (May 16 to 22): seeding getting close to finishing
• Canada Grains Council commends launch of Canada Water Agency
• Dairy Distillery and Michigan Milk Producers Associatio­n partner to upcycle dairy byproduct into biofuel
• 4-H member takes home awards at the 2023 Canada-Wide Science Fair
• Nuffield Canada offers $20K scholarshi­ps to primary producers

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