Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-04-01

• Highway 3 Twinning Developmen­t Associatio­n pleased the long road may be ending
• University of Calgary sees concerning Alberta trend with heart attacks and cardiovasc­ular disease
• MADD Lethbridge & Area Chapter and Lethbridge Police are hoping all signs point to less impaired driving
• U of L strike ends, faculty and students back to class
• Crowsnest Pass Herald suing Google, Facebook
• New facility dog is a pawfect addition to Victim/Witness Services team
• Lethbridge and Blood Tribe police will now play key role in addiction treatment
• Horses changing life path for Blackfoot speaker
• Lethbridge College hosted Wind Turbine Technician experienti­al learning day for Indigenous students
• Lethbridge College celebrates Indigenous community during Stone Pipe Days
• Kenney is doing the UCP a favour by staying
• Internatio­nal Dark Sky Week celebrates natural night skies all year round
• Dust Mitigation Policy back in front of M.D. council
• Road open to further coal mining after bill blocked, says Notley
• Judge reserves bail decision for Calgary pastor
• Poison Prevention Week focuses on safe storage
• Lethbridge Police Service partnershi­p with Alberta Health Services serving mental health and addictions needs
• John Ware Youth Empowermen­t Program to develop visible minority youth’s life and career skills
• 2022 Crop considerat­ions
• Two bylaws come for discussion to town council
• Rosebud Theatre presents, “Grace & Glorie”
• Castle Mountain Resort purchases Ski Lodge
• Volunteers needed at Crowsnest Pass Health Centre
• DO Crew comes through
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