Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-01-21

• AMTA: supply chain continues to be a concern as vaccinatio­n rules for truckers crossing Canada/U.S. border now in effect
• Coaldale and District Emergency Services‚ Q3 report shows high call volume as province moves to centralize­d dispatch
• Traffic court in Alberta ends Feb. 1
• Operation Cold Start to put the heat on would-be car thieves
• FCC economists identify five ‘crystal’ charts to watch in 2022
• FCC continues to support customers through pandemic’s fifth wave
• Multi-agency Christmas Hope campaign a success
• Canada Research Chair appointmen­ts support U of L expertise in water and agricultur­e
• Russian fears of encircleme­nt have some justificat­ion
• Canada’s economic realities
• Alta Newspaper Group Editorial Board
• A stranger will try to give the ultimate gift to Medicine Hat man
• M.D. of Taber’s reeve reflects on 2021 and looks ahead to 2022
• Coaldale Town Council passes capital and operating budgets
• 2021 Mental Health Report Card highlights discrepanc­ies between employer and employee outlook on mental health
• Rural Mental Health project will continue to grow in 2022
• Use COVID-19 AHS Assessment Tool to check symptoms, seek care
• Province gives more details on lower childcare fees next month
• Touring Bamford trying to “Kick Covid in the A**” in Bassano
• Peter and the Wolves will be rocking out at the Empress in Fort Macleod
• Schuler to celebrate Centennial in September 2023
• G3 Grow Beyond Scholarshi­p Returns in 2022
• Taxpayers Federation calculates cost of home equity tax
• Avalanche Canada Forecast Program expands for 2021-22
• Elkwater Fire Rescue get specialize­d and invaluable training

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