Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-08-26

• SMRID merger creates Canada’s largest irrigation district
• Twinning Highway 3 will open doors for value-added agricultur­e
• Lethbridge Corn Maze a sweet summer pursuit
• Cost of driver medical exams for seniors is an undue hardship, says Phillips
• Southern Alberta Reptile Rescue educates at Coaldale library
• Gymnastics parents press for child safety measures in wake of criminal allegation­s
• Fort Macleod RCMP lay charges related to property crime investigat­ions
• Movie producers of Fallen Heroes:Their Journey Home looking for extras, help in southeast Alberta
• Healing camp provides pathway to recovery
• Some want a spike belt placed on the drive for an Alberta police force
• Pros and cons about Manitou Beach
• The Human Condition: Hinshaw revisited
• Alberta Crop Conditions as of August 9
• Growth in Agricultur­e: Quinoa in Alberta
• RDAR project has smart handheld device for automatic blood analysis
• 2022 Alberta canola seed costs
• University of Lethbridge student team captures a first-place finish in big data challenge
• Métis Nation of Alberta moves forward with vote on draft Constituti­on
• Kodiaks welcome addition of college ESports team
• Family and Community Support Services Memory Café helps with dementia patients
• Supporting the mental health of kids in child care
• Province committed to expand mental health care for rural Albertans
• Provincial police force could cost much more than estimated, argues National Police Federation
• Therapy Dogs trained on a farm near Whitla

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