Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-06-24

• Chinook Arch’s digital literacy program recognized provincial­ly
• Province pressing feds on Coaldale’s RCMP cost-sharing concerns
• Alta Justice Minister misleading Albertans on details of transition to new provincial police service
• Dr.Trushar Patel elected to the Royal Society of Chemistry
• Award-winning indigenous films coming to Movie Mill in
• Lethbridge College, SVG VENTURES | THRIVE sign MOU to support start-up agricultur­e programs
• Lethbridge Plasma Centre hoping to boost donation numbers
• Vulcan beams for Spock Days after pandemic hiatus grounded the fun
• ATB Financial Lethbridge Rotary Dragon Boat Festival promises to be bang-on
• 2022 wheat midge outlook looks good
• Lethbridge College research project gets more potatoes from field to market
• Large C or small C, conservati­ve parties have interestin­g leadership races
• Shandro: No disrespect to RCMP, but Alberta needs its own police force
• Farmers informed on how to spot an online phishing scam and avoid getting hooked
• Visions for the future of agricultur­e: six winners chosen for G3 Grow Beyond Scholarshi­p
• AgriStabil­ity: another tool to help manage risk
• Okotoks-based company wins gold at SIAL’s Innovation competitio­n
• CASA Safety Day Program works to reach children in schools and communitie­s
• Using the Alberta Climate Informatio­n Service fusarium risk tool
• Straight Hail Insurance helps Alberta’s producers weather the storm
• Agricultur­al moisture situation update June 7
• UCP needs to focus on Albertans’ needs, not their internal drama, says Phillips
• Irrigation districts keeping tabs on flood potential
• Vauxhall gearing up for centennial after two years
• Adult Wellness Coalition focuses on falls prevention
• CAAIN launches national Smart Farm program
• Canadian politician­s weigh in on #dontlabelm­ybeef

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