Drought and Iran war pressure P.E.I. potato planting
Prince Edward Island potato farmers face dual challenges: lingering drought effects and new supply chain pressures from the Iran conflict ahead of planting season.
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LaSalle Turtle Parade Tradition Continues on Opening Day
The LaSalle Turtle Parade took place Saturday, with 900 kids signed up to play. Tradition continues in Windsor-Essex region.
1 charged in northern Alberta gas station hit-and-run
A man has been charged in connection with a hit-and-run at a Peace River gas station where the victim was run over and killed by a stolen van.
Guns and Drugs Seized, Multiple Arrests in Woodstock
Woodstock police seized guns and drugs, making multiple arrests. The operation targeted illegal activity in the area, ensuring community safety.
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B.C. wineries can learn from France on staying relevant
Anthony Gismondi explores how French wine traditions and adaptability offer lessons for B.C. wineries to remain connected and relevant in a changing market.
Federal delays Quebec allergy lab shutdown: union
The federal government has postponed plans to close a Quebec food allergy lab, according to the union representing workers. The delay comes amid concerns over food safety.
Winnipeg Book Sale for Children's Hospital
The Children's Hospital Book Market pop-up sale at St. Vital Centre raises funds for Manitoba's children's hospital, offering a wide selection of books to the public.
Sudbury Man Charged in Fatal January Crash
A 20-year-old Sudbury man faces careless driving causing death charges after a January collision that killed a woman crossing the road in Greater Sudbury.
RCMP Seek Suspects in Golf Course Clubhouse Break-In
RCMP in Manitoba are asking for public help to identify two suspects in a break-in at a golf course clubhouse. Surveillance images released show the individuals.
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Fredericton New Winter Storm Plan After Bus Slide
Fredericton introduces a new winter storm plan after a bus slid off the road last December, aiming to improve safety and response during severe weather events.
14-Year-Old Dies in ATV Rollover in Campbellford
A 14-year-old boy from Campbellford, Ont., died after an ATV rollover. Police are investigating the crash that occurred on a private property.
Walking Sandals Dog Walkers Love
Professional dog walkers share their top sandal picks for long walks in warm weather, featuring brands like Keen, Skechers, Chaco, Teva, Birkenstock, and Bedrock.
Free Risk Management Resource Bundle for Canadian Farmers
Farm Management Canada launches a free Risk Management Resource Bundle to help Canadian farmers assess and manage risks with practical tools.
Youth Sports Pressure: Edmonton's Young Athletes Face Intense Demands
A four-part series examines how time demands, early specialization, and costly tryouts burden Edmonton's young athletes, with insights from former NHL player Sean Brown.
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Make Your Yard Pollinator-Friendly: Essential Tips
Learn how to support bees, butterflies, and other pollinators in your garden with expert tips on plant selection, design, and care for a thriving ecosystem.
Colorado Funeral Reforms After Corpse Abuse Scandal
Colorado's funeral industry faces sweeping reforms following a scandal where over 100 bodies were improperly stored at a funeral home, prompting legislative action.
Joint Police Operation Seizes $9.4M in Contraband Tobacco
Quebec and Ontario police seized $9.4 million worth of contraband tobacco in a joint operation in April 2026, targeting illegal trade networks.
Edmonton Eateries Ranked Among Canada's Top Brunch Spots
Pip and Happy & Olive have been named to OpenTable's Canada's Top 100 Brunch and Lunch Restaurants for 2026, highlighting Edmonton's vibrant brunch scene.
Edmonton Students Raise $257K for Food Bank in Bike-a-Thon
Strathcona Composite High School students raised $257,000 for Edmonton's Food Bank through a bike-a-thon, supporting the new walk-in cooler.
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US tariffs idle two Northern Ontario sawmills indefinitely
Interfor indefinitely closes sawmills in Nairn Centre and Gogama due to U.S. tariffs, impacting hundreds of jobs and the local economy.
Agropur Expanding in Bedford, N.S., Scaling Down in N.B.
Agropur Dairy Cooperative is expanding production in Bedford, Nova Scotia, while scaling down operations in Sussex, New Brunswick, affecting local jobs and the dairy industry.
AgEx 2025 Success Paves Way for 2026 Calgary Conference
The 2025 Agricultural Excellence Conference in Winnipeg drew nearly 200 leaders. AgEx 2026 is set for Calgary, November 17-19, focusing on leadership and legacy.
Man Killed Trying to Corral Dogs on B.C. Highway
A man was struck and killed on a British Columbia highway while attempting to corral dogs. The incident occurred in Maple Ridge, B.C.
Chile N Mango Adds Mexican Flair to SunnyCider Taproom
Chile N Mango, a new Mexican eatery, spices up the SunnyCider taproom in Calgary with authentic street tacos, tortas, and a taquiza experience.
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Fury Intercepts 12.50 g/t Gold Over 7.02 Metres at Eau Claire
Fury Gold Mines reports new drill results from Eau Claire, including 12.50 g/t gold over 7.02 metres, expanding resource outside block model.
Fire at Montreal Metal Recycling Yard
A fire erupted at a metal recycling yard in Montreal, prompting a response from firefighters. No injuries reported, but the cause is under investigation.
Calgary Non-Profit Donates 80,000 lbs of Potatoes
The Guru Nanak Free Kitchen is donating 80,000 pounds of potatoes to Calgarians amid growing food affordability concerns. The volunteer-driven initiative rescues food from trucks and distributes it to those in need.
Ideal Spring Boosts Manitoba Maple Syrup Production
Favorable weather patterns this spring have created perfect conditions for maple syrup production in Manitoba, leading to a significant increase in output as producers capitalize on the optimal tapping season.
Monette Farms Files for Court Protection in Saskatchewan
Regina-based Monette Farms has filed for court protection as it undergoes restructuring, highlighting financial challenges in the agricultural sector amid broader economic pressures.
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Hutterite Colony Salvages Decaying Manitoba Grain Elevator
The Greenwald Colony in Manitoba is attempting to salvage and relocate parts of a historic grain elevator in Libau, calling it the best outcome for the deteriorating structure.
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