Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-02-25

• Crtitics concerned by DynaLife; AB Precision Laboratori­es says not to worry
• Palliser School division one step closer to starting backpack program
• Fourth man charged in Coutts conspiracy case
• Alberta border arrests speak to larger Canadian concern: federal safety minister
• MLA Grant Hunter meets with Lethbridge County council
• Southwest Alberta author looking for some good hockey stories
• Doctors concerned Alberta children’s mental health is in poor shape
• RCMP displaying profession­alism, value during protests
• SMA op-ed: Living with COVID: We all must do our part
• Regardless of what side of the debate we fall on, we all have every right to be angry over how this pandemic has been handled.The question is, who should we be mad at?
• Russia moving wheat markets for wrong reasons
• Alberta Associatio­n of Agricultur­al Societies awards Coaldale resident a scholarshi­p at 75th annual convention
• Certified seed costs have increased
• AFSC looking to celebrate and honour women with awards
• Finding a new pulse: scientists and farmers studying how to grow sweet white lupin in Canada
• Lethbridge West MLA hoped UCP would balance Feb. 24’s budget
• Time to ‘wind down’ fossil fuel production, SACPA hears
• LC Extension adds experience­d community builders to help businesses solve their needs
• Government of Canada announces opening of Waterton Lakes National Park Visitor Centre

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