Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2021-11-05

• Events for Remembranc­e Day planned for Taber
• SW Alberta continues to support military veterans
• Southern Alberta District RCMP Crime Reduction Unit recover stolen vehicles and four males face charges
• Lethbridge County approves developmen­t of Growth Studies for county hamlets
• Coaldale fire chief says move away from local EMS a ‘slow-moving train wreck’
• Alberta RCMP warns consumers of online hay sale scam
• AHS extends mandatory COVID-19 immunizati­on deadline
• Motz opting not to state vaxx status
• Barnes opposes vaxx mandate for RCMP
• Mobile mammograph­y service to visit Cardston
• Albertans deserve a social safety net that fosters individual resilience
• HSAA demands AHS come clean about the state of emergency services in Alberta
• Poppies are symbolic of remembranc­e in Canada each November
• Legion presents ‘The Immortal Poppy’
• Legion’s 2021 National Poppy Campaign set to launch
• ‘First Poppy’ presented to Canada’s Governor General
• Royal Canadian Legion releases “It’s our Duty” position paper
• Same as rural folks, it’s been challengin­g for Medicine Hat Cowboy Poetry Foundation
• Southwest AB county/municipal district round-up
• Leftover M.D. of Taber ACRP funding going towards Horsefly Spillway project
• Taber bus driver wins AMA Driver of the Month
• Ducks Unlimited Canada announces new appointmen­ts to board of directors
• Alberta RCMP warns consumers of online hay sale scam
• Community Calendar
• Canadian cow-calf cost of production network – 2021 results
• Canadian farmers on their way to COP26 Climate Conference
• FarmTech Foundation of Alberta announces 2022 Conference details
• Hidden Valley Ski Resort needs operator, or else no season
• Five Kodiaks recognized with ACAC soccer awards
• Three Hurricanes players make NHL Central Scouting list
• Canadian veteran and activist will be releasing his debut, full-length album “The Guardian Angel Platoon”
• Ten impaired driving charges/short-term suspension­s laid every hour in Canada: MADD
• New cancer centre in Calgary to offer world-best radiation technology
• ‘2021 HungerCoun­t’ Report Shows a 29.6% increase in food banks access in Alberta
• ASBA Alberta Beer Awards 2021
• FCC contribute­s $1.5 million to 88 community projects across Canada Calgary, Alberta, Oct. 18
• Border-crossing vaccine mandate needs to consider timing to avoid supply chain disruption­s: CTA
• Listening to Albertans on rural crime
• Survey finds on-farm cover crop innovation occurring across the Canadian Prairies
• Growth promotants and the environmen­t
• AHS highly recommendi­ng not using Ivermectin to treat COVID-19

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