Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-05-20

• KCL Cattle Company LTD donates $360,000 to supportTow­n of Coaldale’s new recreation centre
• Pediatric cardiologi­st and public health changemake­r from Pincher Creek to receive honorary degree
• RCMP make several arrests in “Operation Street Sweep”
• Alberta RCMP offer crime prevention tips to protect your properties from spring break and enters
• Waterton Lakes National Park expects a busy 2022 summer visitor season Parks Canada is asking visitors to plan ahead before visiting
• Proposed commercial and industrial municipal tax incentive bylaw for Lethbridge County needs feedback
• Raymond will get a free food shed thanks to $13,650 grant
• ‘New ICU beds won’t fix broken system’: MLA
• Former Ukrainian internatio­nal student seeks safety in Coaldale
• AHS and AUPE Auxiliary Nursing ratify collective agreement
• Kodiaks excited to add Stirling product
• Graduate student workers invite ministers to Lethbridge to consult on Bill 17
• Attitudes towards men’s mental health needs more than lip service
• National Agroclimat­e risk report for April reports dry conditions
• Nuffield Scholarshi­ps open world to Canadian farmers
• Alberta rat control - taking care of business
• How telemedici­ne can be a tool to support the health of cattle herd
• Alberta government expanding seats for veterinary medicine; Opposition not impressed
• Grain grading changes for the 2022-2023 crop year from CGC
• Fighting a backdoor federal long gun registry
• PIP Internatio­nal’s new tech putting pea protein back on the table
• The Feast from the East: A tasty little secret at Lethbridge Airport
• First months of 2022 show ‘Code Red’ events quadrupled in Coaldale from same time last year
• Play Right Prize winner delves into the fascinatin­g life of Albert Einstein’s first wife Mileva Maric
• Lethbridge College to host Stone Pipe Celebratio­n May 28–29

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