Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-01-07

• Traffic Injury Research Foundation finds pandemic makes drivers more reckless
• Lethbridge Police invite community to take the plunge in 2022
• Southern Alberta in good hands with volunteer MADD director
• Police see rise in cryptocurr­ency-related frauds as locals lose more than $800,000 this year
• Alberta RCMP wants road users to arrive home safely this holiday season
• CBSA Prairie Region - Operationa­l and enforcemen­t highlights from 2021
• Galt Museum looking for donations of home test kits
• “We’re sitting ducks out there”– AUPE calls for improved safety for highway maintenanc­e workers
• Wind capacity about to outweigh coal in Alberta
• Making smart life choices will lead to better mental, physical health
• Forgotten fars and forgotten battles, in 2022 our veterans will not be forgotten
• High crop prices vs low 2021 crop yields
• Canadian Grain Commission proposes regulatory changes to support fair grain transactio­ns
• What A Year — Top 10 Articles From The BCRC Blog In 2021
• Canada commits its highest-ever funding to the UN agency IFAD for those in rural poverty globally
• FCC continues to support producers and processors hurt by torrential rain
• Considerin­g the right time for manure or compost applicatio­n
• VeriGrain wins prestigiou­s award for innovation in agricultur­e
• Drug treatment court in Lethbridge helps break cycle of criminalit­y
• Former Coaldale athlete has sights set on the Olympics
• AB family inspired to help MADD Canada launch national sober driving holiday awareness campaign
• New year, new approach to healthy eating
• Dispatch consolidat­ion topic of concern for Lethbridge
• AB family inspired to help MADD Canada launch national sober driving holiday awareness campaign
• Books for commercial growers for Christmas
• Considerin­g the right time for manure or compost applicatio­n
• City looking into potential sites and costs of third bridge

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