Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-02-11

• SouthGrow just electric about federal funding for EV chargers
• Motz asks blockade organizers to stand down
• Coutts mayor mets with truckers as protest at U.S. border continued
• Southern Alberta brewers/distillers facing stiff challenges
• Alberta receives small shipment of new at-home COVID-19 treatment
• You too can be an astro photograph­er
• Thoughts on the truck convoy
• Access Coaldale members speak on the impact of barrier-free design
• Alzheimer’s research at U of L gets significan­t funding boost
• Take care of your heart with better nutrition
• OBEY ANTI-CHRIST OR BELIEVE CHRIST
• Rosebud’s New Blood Indigenous production inspired by 2014 visit to Writing-on-Stone
• The severe cost of filing mistakes, even for self-represente­d litigants
• Rural Developmen­t Network smartly partnering with higher education on Work-Integrated Learning initiative
• Avro Arrow II ready to fly in 2025
• Regulating body temperatur­e another reason for nocturnal primate births, says new U of L study
• Origins of the heart-shaped chocolate box
• Different types of chocolate to give this Valentine’s Day
• The story of Cupid
• Seed starting a good way to get your winter growing
• 1st Choice Savings invests in the future of Lethbridge College agricultur­e students
• Reduction of fertilizer use raising concerns in ag industry
• Understand­ing canola basis
• Water management critically important for southern Alberta
• Feed hard to come by for beef producers

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