Quebec Cheese Curd Protection Sparks Ontario Poutine Debate
Quebec's proposed protection for cheese curds faces opposition from Ontario's St. Albert Cheese, igniting a cross-provincial debate over poutine authenticity and fair trade practices.
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Ontario Farmer Jason Leblond Named Beef Farmers President
Jason Leblond, a farmer from Chisolm Township in Northern Ontario, has been appointed as the new president of the Beef Farmers of Ontario Association, marking a significant leadership change in the provincial agricultural sector.
Quebec Cheese Curd Designation Sparks Trade Debate
Quebec plans to grant protected status to cheese curds, raising questions about interprovincial trade barriers and cultural preservation in Canada's food industry.
Women in Saskatchewan Agriculture Rise as UN Marks 2026 Year of Woman Farmer
Kirsten Oram exemplifies the growing presence of women in Saskatchewan agriculture, with census data showing a 6.5% increase since 2016. As International Women's Day approaches and the UN designates 2026 International Year of the Woman Farmer, her story h
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Halifax Nonprofits Launch Affordable Market to Fight Food Insecurity
A new initiative in Halifax aims to provide struggling families with access to healthy, affordable food options, addressing the critical issue of food insecurity in the community.
Inconsistent Start to Maple Syrup Season in Ontario
A local producer in southwestern Ontario describes the maple syrup season as inconsistent, with fluctuating sap flow due to weather conditions affecting production.
Toronto Firefighters Battle Major Barn Blaze in Scarborough
Fire crews are responding to a significant barn fire in Scarborough, with aerial footage capturing the intense blaze as firefighters work to contain it.
Metro Vancouver Sees Sharp Decline in Farmers and Farmland
A new Metro Vancouver report reveals a 39% drop in farm operators and significant farmland loss over 25 years, with aging farmers and rising costs threatening the region's food resilience.
Farmers Oppose Alto High-Speed Rail at Perth Open House
Farmers voiced strong opposition to the Alto high-speed rail project at a public open house in Perth, Ontario, raising concerns about land use and environmental impacts.
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Maple Syrup Season Off to Solid Start in Ontario
The maple syrup season in Ontario has commenced with a robust start, driven by ideal weather patterns and increased production efforts. Local producers report promising early yields, signaling a potentially bountiful harvest for this year.
Police Warn Hunters Not to Shoot Escaped Cattle in Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police issue a public warning after cattle escape near Kenora, urging hunters to avoid mistaking the animals for wildlife during hunting activities.
Police Warn Against Hunting Escaped Cows After Highway Crash
Ontario Provincial Police issue a public warning not to hunt cows that escaped from a trailer after a collision on Highway 17 in Kenora, emphasizing public safety and animal welfare concerns.
Lebanese Scientist Continues 105-Year Manitoba Butter Legacy
A Lebanese dairy scientist in Manitoba is preserving a 105-year-old tradition of small-town butter churning at Notre Dame Creamery, blending heritage techniques with modern science.
Federal Review of Lacombe Ag Research Centre Closure Brings Hope
Lacombe's mayor and reeve express optimism as the federal government reconsiders the closure of a vital agricultural research centre, highlighting its importance to local farming and innovation.
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Mayor: Loss of 119-Year-Old Research Centre Has 'Profound Impact'
Lacombe Mayor Thalia Hibbs and County Reeve John Ireland express grave concerns over the potential closure of the historic Lacombe Research and Development Centre, emphasizing its vital role in the community and regional innovation.
U of S Researcher Develops Tool to Protect Dairy Cow Gut Health
PhD student Claire Bertens develops innovative dual permeability marker technique to identify leaky gut origins in dairy cows, linking it to heat stress and nutritional factors.
Montreal Chinatown Garden Unites Generations
A community garden in Montreal's Chinatown provides seniors and youth with a green space for exercise, cultural connection, and growing fresh produce, fostering intergenerational bonds.
LNG Industry Claims Overblown, SFU Research Finds
Simon Fraser University researchers reveal LNG projects fail to deliver promised economic benefits for British Columbia, with exaggerated job numbers and questionable environmental claims.
U.S. Tariffs Reshape Trade: Canada's Dairy Reform Pressure
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on tariffs signals a lasting shift in American trade policy, with Canada's dairy supply management system under scrutiny for modernization to adapt to new economic realities.
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Reforming Canada's Agricultural Marketing Boards for Growth
A provocative proposal suggests replacing Canada's traditional marketing boards with a guaranteed minimum income for farmers, aiming to boost production and reduce grocery prices through free market principles.
Farmers React to China's Canola Tariff Suspension
Canadian farmers express cautious optimism as China suspends some canola tariffs, but concerns remain about market stability and future trade relations.
Maple Syrup Season: Sweet Canadian Tradition Begins
As winter fades, maple syrup season starts across eastern Canada, with sap tapping underway. Learn how it's made, the industry's scale, and unique uses beyond pancakes.
Man Dies After Tractor Accident in Oshawa
A tragic incident in Oshawa resulted in a man's death after he became trapped under a tractor. Emergency services responded, but the victim succumbed to his injuries in hospital.
Maple Syrup Season Kicks Off in Eastern Ontario This Weekend
Maple tapping season officially starts in eastern Ontario on Saturday, marking the beginning of the annual syrup harvest amid favorable weather conditions.
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Wheatley Man Fined for Lake Erie Fishing Violations
A Wheatley resident has been fined for commercial fishing violations on Lake Erie, following an investigation by the Ministry of Natural Resources.
Potato Expo Returns Amid P.E.I. Drought, Trade Concerns
The International Potato Technology Expo in Charlottetown showcases farming innovations while Prince Edward Island growers navigate drought recovery and international trade uncertainties.
Farmers Fight High-Speed Rail in Mirabel Over Farmland Loss
Farmers in Mirabel, Quebec, are protesting a proposed high-speed rail line, citing severe impacts on agricultural land and local heritage, with demonstrations highlighting environmental and economic concerns.
Oshawa Farming Accident Leaves Man Critically Injured
A man is in critical condition after being injured by farming equipment in Oshawa. Durham Regional Police are investigating the incident, which highlights agricultural safety risks.
China Suspends Agricultural Tariffs on Canada After Carney Visit
In a significant diplomatic move, China has temporarily suspended certain agricultural tariffs on Canadian imports, a decision announced after Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent visit to strengthen economic ties.
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Neighbors Sue RCMP, CFIA After B.C. Ostrich Farm Cull
Residents near Universal Ostrich Farms in Edgewood, B.C., have filed a lawsuit against the RCMP and Canadian Food Inspection Agency following the culling of ostriches in May 2025, alleging improper procedures and emotional distress.
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