Ontario Butchery Has Canada's Best Burger
Fat Rabbit in St. Catharines, Ont., ranked No. 38 on the World's 101 Best Burger Places list, the only Canadian restaurant to make the inaugural ranking.
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Sask. Seeding Hits 80% Due to Good Weather
Saskatchewan farmers have completed 80% of seeding due to favorable weather, with crops progressing well. Meanwhile, multiple news stories cover politics, health, and crime across Canada.
Van Hits Daycare Near Edmonton, Two Hospitalized
A vehicle struck Young Champions Daycare in Stony Plain, west of Edmonton, on June 4, 2026, sending a driver and a worker to the hospital. Authorities are investigating.
Duncan Days Parade Cancelled for 2026 Over Costs
The Duncan Days Grande Parade has been cancelled for 2026 due to rising costs, safety requirements, and lack of sponsorship and volunteers, impacting Vancouver Island community events.
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Calgary Civic Census Delayed to 2028
Calgary's civic census faces a two-year delay until 2028 due to lack of contractors, disappointing residents and businesses who anticipated a 2027 count.
Stolen vehicles, weapons, drugs seized in Brant County
Ontario Provincial Police seized stolen vehicles, prohibited weapons, and drugs from multiple properties in Brant County, leading to charges against several individuals.
Wet Weather Delays Seeding in Northern Alberta
Persistent wet weather has forced farmers in northern Alberta to pause seeding, raising concerns about the shortened growing season and potential crop yield impacts.
Altay Flame Brings Uyghur Kebabs and Noodles to Ottawa
Turkish-born restaurateur Baykal Deli opens Altay Flame, Ottawa's first Uyghur restaurant, serving hand-pulled noodles and lamb skewers from Xinjiang.
Deadly screwworm found in U.S. cattle herd
The USDA confirmed a New World screwworm case in a Texas calf, the first U.S. detection in nearly a decade, posing risks to the shrinking cattle herd and beef prices.
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Quebec Men Among Suspects in Ontario Auto Theft Probes
Halton police arrest four men, disrupt two auto theft networks. Two suspects from Quebec face charges in separate investigations.
17 Useful Gardening Products Under $25
Discover 17 genuinely useful gardening products priced under $25. From tools to accessories, these budget-friendly finds will elevate your garden game.
Microgreens: More Than a Garnish – Adding Flavor and Color
Microgreens are nutrient-rich seedlings that pack intense flavor. Discover how Micro Acres in Airdrie supplies restaurants with these vibrant greens.
HM Exploration Hits Massive Sulphide at Lewis Pilley Project
HM Exploration Corp. reports massive sulphide intersections in first five holes of phase one drilling at Lewis Pilley's Project, Newfoundland, confirming VMS-style mineralization.
Screwworm Fly Detected in Texas After Decades
The New World screwworm fly has been detected in south Texas, decades after the pest was largely eradicated in the U.S. The USDA is investigating the suspected case.
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London explores municipal tree nursery for cheaper native species
The City of London is considering a municipal tree nursery to grow native species at lower cost, aiming to enhance urban forestry and reduce expenses.
Hamilton's Barton Street East Named Ontario's Worst Road
CAA's annual survey crowns Hamilton's Barton Street East as Ontario's worst road, citing potholes, congestion, and poor maintenance. The road has topped the list multiple times.
Smiths Falls Bike Night Kicks Off Summer Season
Hundreds of motorcyclists gathered in Smiths Falls, Ont. for the first Bike Night of 2026, marking the start of summer with roaring engines and community spirit.
New World Screwworm Fly Suspected in South Texas Cattle
USDA tests sample of flesh-eating larvae in Iowa; possible first U.S. cattle infestation in decades. Officials say threat contained, food supply safe.
Mosaic invests $1.5M in Moose Jaw food, health initiatives
The Mosaic Company announces $1.5 million investment to four food and health initiatives in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. The funding aims to support local food security and community health programs.
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Suspected Screwworm Fly Case in South Texas
The USDA has a suspected case of New World screwworm fly in south Texas. The parasite can infect livestock and humans, prompting a response from officials.
Wildfire Risk Grows for Saskatchewan Logging Industry
Saskatchewan's logging industry faces increasing wildfire threats due to dry conditions, impacting operations and forest management across the province.
Cattle Tracking Rules Paused After Rancher Concerns
Cattle tracking regulations in Saskatchewan have been paused following concerns raised by ranchers over privacy and costs.
Calgary Mosquito Season: What to Know After Rain
After recent rainfall, Calgarians should prepare for mosquitoes. Expert tips on preventing breeding and using repellent to reduce the summer bug population.
86-Year-Old Cyclist Hospitalized After Roundabout Crash
An 86-year-old cyclist was hospitalized after a crash at a Kitchener roundabout. The incident occurred at Home Watson Blvd and Block Line Road.
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Alberta Pilot Fast-Tracks High-Demand Trades Certification
Alberta launches a 2-year pilot project to accelerate certification for high-demand trades like welding, steamfitter-pipefitting, instrumentation, and ironworking.
Staples Grain Elevator Expansion Aids Essex County Farmers
A larger Staples grain elevator will help Essex County farmers by increasing storage capacity, reducing transportation costs, and improving market access.
Farmers Protest Vet Services Privatization at N.B. Legislature
Farmers gathered outside the New Brunswick legislature on June 3, 2026, to protest government plans to privatize veterinary services, citing concerns for rural communities.
$30K in Drugs Seized in Chatham-Kent Operation
Chatham-Kent police seized approximately $30,000 worth of illegal drugs during a recent operation, leading to charges against multiple individuals.
FCC Investment Boosts Farm Lending Canada to Aid Farmers
Farm Credit Canada invests in Farm Lending Canada to expand financing for farmers, supporting farm transition and succession across the country.
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Moose Jaw Mineral Spa Gets $1.7M Thermal Spa Renovation
Temple Gardens in Moose Jaw is converting its mineral pool into a $2M thermal spa with new saunas, cold plunge, and showers, aiming to deliver a full thermal spa experience.
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