Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2018-09-14

• Water rationing a part of life in Milk River
• Blackfoot language classes offered by the Galt
• Municipal Gov’t Act changes could speed Highway 3 twinning
• Andrews’ Wildlife of the Oldman River Valley DVD release to raise funds for Outdoor Learning Classroom at Helen Schuler Nature Centre
• Waterton hurt by the fires geographic­ally and financiall­y
• Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Lethbridge important in rural areas too
• Southwest Alberta a mecca for pot lovers, new businesses
• Local "Champ" celebrates War Amps 100th Anniversar­y at Western Seminar
• Two U of L researcher­s win Parkland Institute awards
• Water security and the future of Southern Alberta
• New technology greeted Palliser staff and students
• New school year brings new faces at Palliser
• Overland flooding damages under repair in M.D. of Taber
• North American organizati­ons call on the Canadian gov’t to stand up to Washington’s bullying on NAFTA, and to strike a fair trade deal
• Roadside farm education just got a little sweeter
• Beef producers encouraged to share insights with Livestock welfare project
• Betting on a mild winter: Environmen­t Canada
• Upcoming opioid info sessions to answer this and other questions
• Alta. RCMP releases mid-year report card on crime reduction
• The Weekly Crossword
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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