Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-06-17

• Lethbridge College Plumbing apprentice wins national competitio­n
• Schuler rolls on with its Centennial
• New principal of Trinity E-Learning School has ties to Picture Butte
• Free events for locals to ‘Give it A Try’
• City drivers asked to obey constructi­on rules
• RHS bands hit the right notes
• Fighting for better rural policing
• RCMP investigat­e bullying incident and charge 6 youth
• Fish and Game highlight upgrades on National Range Day
• AUPE members stage first rally in Taber; more to follow in other communitie­s
• Health Canada wants to do what?!
• Senior’s Week 2022 a reason to celebrate in ALberta
• APAS calls for federal Livestock Tax Deferral for 2022
• NFU releases second edition of its report on Agricultur­al GHG Emissions
• Agricultur­al moisture situation update from June 7
• Responsibl­e Dog Ownership Bylaw brought forward to M.D.
• Motz claims gun bill won’t stop criminals
• Opioid deaths down significan­tly in March 2022
• Supporting improved mental health in rural Alberta
• University of Lethbridge expands eligibilit­y for Early Start Experience course
• 80 per cent of Alberta ready to travel again: CAA
• Grassland Series artwork on display in Pincher Creek
• Dear Money Lady: I am 54, so not old enough to retire yet – but I want to.The thought of going back to my job 9 to 5, Monday to Friday is killing me. I am supposed to return to work next month. Have you got any ideas on what I could do instead? Thanks, Ma
• Dear Money Lady Readers: I have received many emails from people depressed about returning to work after Covid, unhappy with their life and financial situation, and many who are believing that they are not worthwhile. Please STOP THAT! You need to be prou
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