AHS, local students expand Sleeve the Stigma campaign
Alberta Health Services (AHS) is partnering with Grade 1-12 students from across the eastern half of AHS South Zone to expand a campaign aiming at reducing stigma attached to mental illness.
Developing a solid foundation for grain producers
Responsible Grain is a national, voluntary code of practice that allows Canadian grain farmers to demonstrate their care and commitment to the environment.
Just a Gal from Glidden: Will 2021 get better? You bet.
As we turn another page on our calendars, we are getting a little bit closer to spring. Let’s face it, 2020 wasn’t a banner year for the majority of us, and the beginning of 2021 has not been a heck of a lot better!
Three methane-reduction projects taking advantage of Saskatchewan oil and gas incentives
Methane, the key constituent of natural gas, is a potent greenhouse gas when emitted to the atmosphere unburned. In recent years there have been international, national and provincial efforts to reduce methane emissions.
Directional drillers now part of CAODC
Seeking to broaden its membership and voice, the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (CAODC) announced on Jan. 26 the introduction of a new Directional Drilling Division.
Long-time prairie restoration event goes virtual to tackle critical issues
Native prairie landscapes are uncultivated grassland ecosystems that are dwindling quickly. With estimates suggesting there is between 11-14% of prairie left remaining in Saskatchewan, maintaining and managing this valuable resource is important.
Triple the fun!
Triplet siblings Elly, Theia and Reese Hardin were introduced to triplet calves born on January 20 at the Circle 7 Ranch in Shaunavon, SK.
Ronald Brochu: Alberta farmers need fixes to the AgriStability program
The AgriStability program was once a key program for Alberta farmers, designed to protect them against large declines in farming income.
Cereal News, Jan. 25
Sympathy from the community is extended to all of the family of Irene Kulyk, formerly of Buffalo/Medicine Hat, who died January 16 in Coronation at the age of 89 years. Her son Randy and his wife Sandra were by her side.
Buffalo News, Jan. 25
With my first column to the Oyen Echo under new ownership, I congratulate Kate Winquist on your recent acquisition. Best wishes for a long and successful career with the Echo.
Healthy Homemade Soups
Homemade soups are a healthy and comforting food choice during the cold winter months. Not only are soups delicious, but they are easy to modify to include your favourite foods and flavours.
Great Plains College is here and ready!
Great Plains College is committed to being a leader in post-secondary and labour market development in Saskatchewan.
Check It Out: Getting by with a little help from friends
There’s rumours floating about that suggest an election may be in Canada’s near future. It’s a time when many folks in western Canada are finding it a challenge to discern how they have benefitted from the current administration.
Lakeland College develops first bachelor of agriculture technology degree
Lakeland College is offering Canada’s first degree in agriculture technology this fall.
Bruce Penton: Quarterbacks dominate NFL spotlight
The state of the National Football League, where the quarterback is king, is in good shape. Almost guaranteed for the Feb. 7 Super Bowl in Tampa, Fla., is a classic quarterback matchup.
At the University of Lethbridge, experience matters
Your education is more than what you learn in the classroom. At uLethbridge, you’ll prepare for the career world by gaining first-hand experiences, new skills and the ability to apply your knowledge.
MHC adds Agroecology to program mix
An exciting new program has been added to Medicine Hat College’s academic offering, giving students interested in sustainable agriculture an opportunity to become a registered technologist in Agrology (RTAg), while staying close to home in the southern Prairies.
Prairie View: Alberta needs a new direction
In the last column that I wrote I indicated that my next column would be a follow up to the last one.