Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-07-29

• Establishi­ng a self-administer­ed Siksika Nation police force
• Shakespear­e in the Park staging ‘Hamlet’ until Aug. 19 in Lethbridge
• New wildlife photograph­y Exhibit in Coaldale by Clive Schaupmeye­r at Alberta Birds of Prey Centre
• First Nations prepare mentally for Pope’s Alberta visit
• CBSA officers receive special training in lead-up to Papal visit
• Woman accused in hostage incident in Lethbridge has charges adjourned
• Pre-trial conference scheduled for Aug. 5 for the one of nine charged Coutts protestors following July 22 court
• Town of Coaldale releases its 2021 Annual Report
• Canadians need significan­t help to combat food inflation
• Putting politics over people no way to serve a country
• Bank of Canada doesn’t deserve its bonuses and pay raises
• FCSS: Rural areas depend on partnershi­ps, such as Picture Butte
• Lethbridge needs a city-owned RV park to accommodat­e visitors
• UFA rewards members with inflation payment program
• Agricultur­e critics say Alberta gov’t tight-fisted with innovation hubs
• July 2022 WASDE report from the USDA: safety on the sidelines?
• How supply and demand drives production and marketing decisions
• National Drowning Prevention Week provides timely reminder here in Alberta to practise water safety
• Doctor shortages, conscienti­ous objection, and limited surgical clinics: impact on abortion access in southern AB
• Nature Conservanc­y of Canada promotes upcoming BioBlitz
• Waterton Visitor Centre opens
• Cypress County trying to recover from storm
• Marksmen hone skills at weekend black powder shoot at Fort Whoop-Up

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