Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-05-27

• County of Lethbridge seeking feedback for proposed commercial Industrial Municipal Tax Incentive Bylaw
• Lethbridge Airport takes flight following renovation­s
• Mobilized drug checking services coming to Alberta
• Unvaccinat­ed jury requested by woman facing Coutts charges
• Claresholm RCMP charge two suspects from Nanton for break and enter
• Inspiring Indigenous speaker and former Olympian Waneek Horn-Miller to be granted honorary degree from University of Lethbridge
• Betty-Ann Little Wolf to receive Lethbridge College Honorary Degree
• Coalhurst Parks and Rec Society nominated for Impact Award
• Roadcheck campaign focuses on public safety
• Lethbridge College student designs underrepre­sented comic characters for practicum requiremen­t
• Explore Alberta’s history this summer
• Kaycee Madu must face indictment over ticket matter
• Sometimes as a country, we overthink everything, and when I say we, I mean the Supreme of Court of Canada.
• Vauxhall town council approves 2022 operating budget
• M.D. of Taber council approves 2022 budgets
• Fighting the federal firearm registry
• AltaLink proposes to refund $120 million to customers
• Vauxhall Spurs back on the diamond for new season
• Helping Alberta producers: 2021 AgriRecove­ry funding important
• Alberta, including SW hit hardest by bird flu
• Farmers who are fans of clopyralid are being sought to do survey
• Get your produce here
• Hemp industry can bloom in Alberta
• Alberta home to snack maker’s newest facility
• Alberta introduces bill for electricit­y bill rebates, possible natural gas rebates
• Broken Diamond Equine’s Equine Assisted Learning Day
• Lethbridge College potato research project focused on sustainabi­lity
• It’s dry, but still hoping for rain in Southern Alberta

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