Grizzly Killed After Chicken Coop Incident Near Bowden
Alberta officials trapped and euthanized a male grizzly bear after it tried to enter a chicken coop near Bowden. The incident highlights the growing presence of grizzlies east of the mountains.
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Spruce Grove Pantry Expands with $400K Grant
A $400,000 grant enables Spruce Grove's community pantry to expand its program, including a new kitchen. The initiative aims to address food insecurity in the region.
Calgary Food Bank Honors Volunteer Terry Deets
The Calgary Food Bank recognized Terry Deets for over 20 years of volunteer service, highlighting his dedication and impact on the community.
Cereals Canada Launches 2026 Growing Season Report
Cereals Canada has launched its interactive Growing Season Progress Report for the 2026 spring wheat crop, providing bi-weekly updates on crop development, conditions, and quality across the Prairies.
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Canadians Worry About Food Prices but Should Focus on Taxes
Taxes consume twice as much household income as food, yet Canadians obsess over grocery bills. Tax Freedom Day vs. Food Freedom Day analysis.
Maxus Mining MobileMT Interpretation Penny Project Copper Targets
Maxus Mining announces completion of MobileMT interpretation on the Penny Project, outlining multiple high-priority copper exploration targets in BC's Belt-Purcell Basin.
Farmers Protest Alto HSR Project at Parliament June 10
Agricultural producers and citizen groups will demonstrate against Alto's high-speed rail project in front of Parliament on June 10, citing impacts on farms and communities.
Farm Groups Urge Review of Alto Rail Project
Canadian farm groups call for a review of the Alto high-speed rail project, citing rising costs and potential environmental and agricultural impacts.
Quebec Energy Drink Ban: Groups to Speak Out
Health groups in Quebec are set to voice support for a proposed ban on energy drink sales to individuals under 16, citing health risks.
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Double-Double: Canada's Iconic Coffee Term
Explore the origins of 'double-double,' a Canadian term for coffee with double cream and sugar, its cultural significance, and even a cocktail recipe.
Recover™ Launches Yarns to Boost Recycled Cotton Uptake
Recover™ introduces Recover™ Yarns, a curated yarn portfolio to accelerate recycled cotton use in apparel, partnering with global spinners for scalable solutions.
Regina Man Dies in Highway 11 Crash
A Regina man was killed in a single-vehicle crash on Highway 11 near Saskatoon. Northbound lanes were closed but have since reopened. Investigation ongoing.
JD Vance Adds Chicken Coop to VP Residence
Vice President JD Vance has added a custom chicken coop and a dozen chicks to his residence at the U.S. Naval Observatory, donated by Carolina Coops.
Montreal Affordable Housing: 200+ Units in Development
Montreal is making strides in affordable housing with more than 200 units currently under development, addressing the city's pressing housing needs.
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Flesh-Eating Parasite Spreads in Texas with New Screwworm Cases
A flesh-eating screwworm parasite is spreading among cattle in Texas, with two far-flung cases detected. Officials warn of economic and agricultural impacts.
OPP Investigates Linked Vehicle Thefts in NW Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police suspect three recent vehicle thefts in northwestern Ontario may be connected, urging public vigilance and providing safety tips.
Unsmoke Canada Campaign Targets Contraband Tobacco Dangers
Unsmoke Canada launches a new campaign highlighting the risks of illicit tobacco, including health hazards and organized crime links, aiming to reduce contraband use.
Leilani Farha Named 2026 Massey Lecturer
Leilani Farha, former UN housing rapporteur, is the 2026 Massey Lecturer. Her book 'Housing, Inc.' argues the global housing crisis is intentional and can be reversed.
Students' 'Oh Deer' Sign Project Becomes Winnipeg Signage
Grade 12 students in Winnipeg created a deer warning sign for a school project, which is now being adopted as official city signage to promote road safety.
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Taste & Feel Portugal 2.0 Strengthens Agri-Food at SIAL Canada
InovCluster and NERE led Portuguese agri-food delegation at SIAL Canada 2026, showcasing regional products and creating new business opportunities in North America.
Students' Deer Sign Project Becomes Official City Signage
A group of Grade 12 students in Winnipeg turned a school project into official city signage warning drivers about deer crossings, now installed on local roads.
Charlebois: Missing Ingredient in Ottawa's AI Strategy
Dr. Sylvain Charlebois argues that Canada's AI strategy overlooks data quality. In agriculture and food, AI is prevalent but data remains fragmented, hindering productivity and innovation.
LaSalle Seeks Public Input on Future of Transit Services
The Town of LaSalle is hosting an open house to gather public feedback on the future of local transit. Residents are encouraged to share their views.
Motorcycle Safety Courses Gear Up for Summer Season
New riders at St. Clair College learn safe riding skills ahead of summer. Motorcycle safety courses aim to reduce accidents and injuries on the road.
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Rubber Ducks Race in Manotick for Watson's Mill Fundraiser
Thousands of rubber ducks took to the Rideau River in Manotick for an inaugural fundraiser supporting Watson's Mill. The event raised funds for the historic site.
Ontario Growers Win Sustainability Award
Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers have been awarded the Chatham-Kent Business Excellence Award for Sustainability, recognizing their commitment to environmental practices and innovation in agriculture.
New Lakeshore Farmers' Market Opens in Ontario
Sandra Pearce, co-owner of Lakeside Market, announces the opening of a new farmers' market in Lakeshore, Ontario, offering fresh local produce and artisan goods.
Largest Outdoor Market Opens Sunny First Day in St. Albert
The St. Albert Farmers' Market, Canada's largest outdoor market, had a sunny opening day on June 6, 2026. Thousands visited, enjoying local produce and crafts.
Saint John Care Home D-Day Fundraising Fun Run
Ridgewood Veterans Wing in Saint John, N.B., hosted a fundraising fun run on D-Day anniversary to support veterans and long-term care residents.
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Frozen Juice Returns to Canadian Stores with New Line
A new brand of frozen juice is hitting Canadian grocery store shelves, offering a fresh take on a classic product. The line aims to meet consumer demand for convenient and healthy options.
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