Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-11-11

• Canadians invited to bless children in need with Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Gifts
• (Taber) Legion selling poppies a longtime tradition
• Lethbridge and District Exhibition makes $2 million investment request to Lethbridge County
• Coaldale Town Council holds annual organizati­onal meeting
• Crowd rallies at Lethbridge’s courthouse in support of Coutts trio
• Taber Players prepare to act out a catastroph­e on stage
• Amy Bishop brings the spirit of the season to the Empress
• Lethbridge Living Wage Employers
• Indigenous paramedic student following the best path forward
• MLA Reid stepping aside in Livingston­e-Macleod
• Rememberin­g Remembranc­e Day
• Victims of vehicle damage unfairly treated by the system
• Alberta and U.S. cattle price spreads
• Advance Payments Program
• SouthGrow get a charge out and energetic with EV charging stations’ growth
• Gem of the West fundraiser auction returns after two-year layoff
• The Farmers’ Almanac is calling for record-breaking winter weather this season
• M.D. moves Code of Conduct discussion­s into closed session
• Community oral history workshop highlighti­ng Canadian women last weekend in Milk River
• U of L library completes digitizati­on of historic Coaldale and Taber newspapers
• Lethbridge prime location for wildlife photograph­y
• Royal Helium awarded contract to build recovery plant near Brooks
• Newly announced NDP energy plan could be profitable
• Orphan wells slowly but surely being decommissi­oned
• Lethbridge Salute Our Veterans Project now displaying banners leading up to Remembranc­e Day
• Poppies are symbolic of remembranc­e in Canada each November
• AHS program targets pain where it’s at
• Overcaffei­nated?
• Protect yourself and your community against influenza this season
• Eating healthy in winter and on a budget
• University of Lethbridge receives funding for micro-credential programs
• New AMA reps from southern Alberta glad to see Copping stay on
• Little library program pops up in Gyro Park
• University receives funding for micro-credential programs
• Vigilance key as wildfire season ends
• Kodiaks claim ACAC bronze on home field
• Freeland’s over-budget spending burns through extra cash from taxpayers
• Interest rates are going up. Now what?
• Alberta wheat and barley farmers support amalgamate­d commission
• Canada’s leadership in plant-based food and ingredient­s on display to the world
• Fertilizer Canada to join the Grain Growers of Canada on ‘Road to 2050’.
• Big Marble signs long-term contract with Pik’n’Pak Produce group
• The Weekly Crossword
• Alberta’s witching hour total lunar eclipse

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