Over 40% of Quebec Study Participants Open to Eating Insects
A Laval University study finds more than 40% of participants willing to eat insects, as Quebec food scientists promote entomophagy for sustainability.
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B.C. forest task force urges urgent reforms for industry
Task force co-chair Ken Kalesnikoff stresses need for regulatory changes and land-area licensing to secure a bright future for B.C.'s forestry sector amid plummeting exports.
Firearms Investigation Leads to Charges in Woodstock
A Woodstock man faces multiple charges after a firearms investigation by police. The case highlights ongoing efforts to curb illegal weapons in New Brunswick communities.
Edmonton Teen Wins $100K Scholarship for Tree App
Edmonton high school senior Josh Kirsch created an app tracking ancient trees in Alberta, winning a $100,000 scholarship. His project, Ancient Roots Alberta, started as a pandemic hobby.
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Thieves Target Farmers for Copper Wire Thefts
Thieves are stealing copper wire from farmers' irrigation pivots in Canada, causing thousands in damage and disrupting crop watering. Police urge vigilance.
World-Class Golf in Niagara: Premier Destination
Niagara emerges as a top golf destination with world-class courses and stunning views. Discover the best places to play and stay.
Minimalist Garden Design for Calgary's Zone 4a
Learn how to create a successful, low-maintenance minimalist garden in Calgary's challenging Zone 4a climate with hardy plants and thoughtful design.
Streamlined Development Rules: More Complex Than Ever
The Building Canada Act and new proposals for major projects increase political discretion and uncertainty, failing to streamline approvals for resource development.
New Book Helps Maritimers Boost Backyard Ecosystems
An author and illustrator discuss their new gardening book that focuses on native plants and pollinators to help Maritimers create flourishing backyard ecosystems.
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Manitoba producers sound alarm on rural copper wire thefts
Manitoba farmers are facing significant losses as copper wire thefts from irrigation equipment surge, prompting urgent calls for action.
Pilot Hospitalized After Aircraft Crash in Guelph-Eramosa
A pilot was hospitalized following an aircraft crash in Guelph-Eramosa, Ontario. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
Canada Restricts U.S. Livestock Imports Over Screwworm
Canada bans livestock imports from U.S. screwworm-affected areas to protect animal health and agriculture.
Texas Disaster Declared Over Screwworm Case
Texas has declared a state of disaster after the first case of New World screwworm was detected, posing a threat to livestock and wildlife.
Arson Suspect Sought After Walkerville Business Fire
Windsor police are searching for an arson suspect after a fire damaged a Walkerville business, causing $750,000 in damage and affecting two homes.
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Cold, Wet Spring Delays Growing Season for Gardeners
A cold, wet spring has delayed the growing season for Nova Scotia gardeners, with local greenhouses like Earl's Greenhouses in North Sydney experiencing a slow start.
Lethbridge Police Seize $400K Cocaine, Arrest Two
Police in Lethbridge seized nearly $400,000 worth of cocaine and arrested two residents after a months-long investigation targeting drug trafficking.
40% Off Gardening Tool Set with Bag at Amazon
Get this 40-piece gardening tool set at 40% off on Amazon. Includes rust-proof tools, gloves, and a sturdy bag. Perfect for gardeners of all levels.
Strychnine Training Begins for Gopher Control in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan producers start strychnine training while awaiting pesticide approval to control gopher populations threatening crops and pastures.
Australia Seizes 100,000 Cockroaches in Bug Bust
Australian authorities seized over 100,000 cockroaches from an illegal breeder, including Madagascar hissing cockroaches, in a major biosecurity operation.
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DOGE Cuts Linked to Screwworm Crisis in Texas
The New World screwworm fly has reached south Texas for the first time in decades, raising concerns about DOGE cuts to USAID programs that prevented its spread.
Cut Development Fees to Boost Housing, Says CMHC
CMHC suggests halving development charges could increase viable housing projects by 5% in Toronto and Vancouver, helping address Canada's housing shortage.
World Food Prices Dip in May, Still Near Three-Year High
Global food prices edged down in May but remain close to a three-year peak, according to the FAO. The decline was driven by lower cereal and vegetable oil costs.
Maximize Your Small-Space Garden: Tips for Bountiful Harvests
Learn how to get the most out of your small-space garden with tips from Nina Koziol's new book, including container gardening, vertical growing, and dwarf varieties.
Ottawa Hits 30°C for First Time in 2026; Heat Continues
Ottawa reached 30°C for the first time in 2026 on Thursday, with even higher temperatures expected Friday. The heatwave continues across the region.
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Winnipeg to Spray for Pest Caterpillars
The City of Winnipeg is gearing up to spray for pest caterpillars that have been covering trees and sidewalks, causing concern among residents and officials.
Edmonton Schools Offer Trade Programs for Youth Employment
Edmonton high schools partner with The Educational Partnership Foundation to provide trade-centric programs, helping students fast-track into apprenticeships amid a tough job market.
K92 Mining Expands High-Grade Arakompa Zone, New Bulk Tonnage
K92 Mining announces major expansion of the AR1 high-grade zone and delineation of a substantial near-surface bulk tonnage zone at Arakompa, with 100 drill holes completed.
Cool Spring Brings Late, Sweeter Strawberries to Quebec
Quebec strawberry growers report a later but sweeter harvest this year due to a cool spring, as they continue adapting to climate change impacts.
N.B. School Lunch Program Amid Food Insecurity Failing Grade
New Brunswick launches a school lunch program the same week a Food Banks Canada report gives the province a failing grade for food insecurity, highlighting the struggle to afford essentials.
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Happyland Amusement Park: 120 Years Later
Explore the history of Winnipeg's Happyland amusement park, which opened 120 years ago this weekend, and its lasting legacy.
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