Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-01-28

• Alberta Invasive Species Council won’t rest after a productive 2021
• Hatter wins horse racing special achievemen­t
• Vauxhall mayor excited for what 2022 could bring for the town
• JOHN BUNYAN SENT TO PRISON BY HIS ‘CHRISTIAN’ GOVERNMENT
• Coaldale’s new electric Zamboni showcased at arena
• MLA Schow hopeful for resolution­s to ambulance issues in Alberta
• Talks continue around Alberta Provincial Police
• Food shortages, more ‘field hospitals’, what are the solutions?
• Albertans are right to question Kenney’s empty pandemic promises
• G.S. Dunn Dry Mustard Millers setting up another new plant
• Barley Council of Canada announces changes to its 2022 executive committee
• FCC continues to support customers through pandemic’s fifth wave
• The latest trends in farm product prices were mixed according to StatsCan
• Consortium will develop and deliver a pilot reskilling program for jobs in Canada’s agrifood sector
• Combyne Ag: wheat’s first plant and harvest 2022 estimates
• Horizon continuing to adapt and persevere in 2022
• Holy Spirit Catholic School Division carries on
• The Weekly Crossword
• STARS LOTTERY fundraiser features house in Lethbridge
• AHS launches additional tools to help Albertans manage mild symptoms at home
• SCS decision confirms provincial jurisdicti­on, says gov’t spokesman
• Volunteers needed at Cardston, Milk River and Raymond health centre
• Alpha House working to help clients out of the cold
• Foremost UAS Test Range still hovering despite winter conditions
• PBR Canada announces 2022 schedule changes for Elite Cup Series
• Financial worry hammers low-income households as pandemic enters third year

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