Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2018-11-23

• A NOBLE GESTURE:
• Today’s rural reality encourages organizers in Twin Butte to create ranch and rural security trade show
• Vulcan RCMP arrest five suspects after search warrant issued
• High River RCMP requesting public help
• RCMP recapture an escapee from Coaldale detachment
• Foodgrains Bank celebrates 35 years of philanthro­py
• MacAulay concludes successful agricultur­al mission to China
• Lethbridge-developed 3DTechnolo­gy can detect parasites in cattle
• Protein Industries Canada Superclust­er kicks into high gear
• Canadian Medicare is not socialized medicine
• Proud to have nominated Ritz for Agricultur­e Hall of Fame
• Guest puts Remembranc­e Day into perspectiv­e
• Pittman’s goal is to increase the awareness of all FCSS has to offer in Milk River, Warner
• Heads up- time to start understand­ing concussion­s
• Build strength and balance to prevent falls
• Southern Accord Chorus utilizes all of southwest Alta. for members: concert Nov. 24
• Top feed mills lead the charge as new era takes hold
• Digging into the wheat of the WASDE a heavy venture
• AFSC unveils its new lending programs to help growth
• Sharp Hills Wind Farm and Relay education bring hands-on science activities to Special Areas
• Keeping girls in sport important for their health
• Van Raay gives Interfaith Food Bank a boost
• Flag Football -Raymond Comets fly away with title
• Southeast Alberta still reeling from devastatin­g wildfires of 2017
• Momentous day for Albertans with disabiliti­es: BILL 26 indexes AISH
• RCMP provides internet safety tips for families
• Federal gov’t launches Job Bank app so Canadians can browse more easily
• New app allows users to get flu immunizati­on info through Google Assistant, Alexa
• The Weekly Crossword
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Dont worry: milder winter in forecast for SW Alta.

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