Canadian Factory Growth Driven by War-Linked Stockpiling
Canadian factory sector expands due to potential war-related stockpiling, according to Reuters. Honda's EV battery plant plans and other business news also featured.
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Affordable Housing Project Unveiled in Downtown Windsor
A new 19-unit affordable housing project, The Grace on Ouellette Apartments, opened in downtown Windsor with over $3.3 million in government funding.
Ottawa Youth Business Fair Teaches Entrepreneurship
The Ottawa Children's Business Fair gave young entrepreneurs like 11-year-old Alecia Liu a platform to showcase their businesses and learn valuable skills.
Annual Shearing Day in Cambridge Educates Public on Wool
Over 50 guests, including Ontario's Lieutenant Governor, attended the Annual Shearing Day at Chassagne Farm in Cambridge to learn about wool production.
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Ontario trappers fined for abandoned bear, wolf traps
Two Ontario trappers were fined a total of $5,700 for unlawful trapping practices, including abandoning a bear and a wolf in traps without proper care.
Ontario Trappers Fined $5,700 for Unlawful Trapping
Two trappers in Ontario have been fined a total of $5,700 for illegal trapping practices, including using unapproved traps and failing to check traps regularly.
From US to Germany: A Mother's Journey for a Better Life
Molly Williams moved from the US to Germany 15 years ago, seeking a better future for her son. She calls it the best decision of her life, highlighting the benefits of German society.
Calgary Fundraiser: Kids Read to Horses for Literacy
A literacy fundraiser in Calgary had children who struggle with reading read to horses, aiming to build confidence and joy in reading through animal interaction.
P.E.I. Industries Grow, Workforce May Need to Catch Up
Projections show P.E.I. could face a shortage of over 6,000 skilled workers by 2035. The province explores strategies to bridge the gap.
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Keep Your Lawn Healthy This Summer: Expert Tips
Mike Ritchie from Ritchie Feed & Seed shares expert advice on maintaining a healthy lawn during the summer months, including watering, fertilizing, and weed control.
Virginia Crash Kills 5 Including Family of 4 Heading to Wedding
A bus driver faces charges after a crash on I-95 in Virginia killed five people, including a family of four traveling to a wedding. The accident occurred near Quantico.
Halifax Seed Celebrates 160 Years in Business
Halifax Seed celebrates its 160th anniversary as Canada's oldest continually operating, family-run seed business, marking a milestone in Canadian agricultural history.
Timmins needs 3,700 mining jobs by 2029; college launches program
Collège Boréal launches a new construction engineering technician program in Timmins to address a projected 3,700 mining-related job openings by 2029.
Strait of Hormuz Ship Crossings Rise with US Help
Shipowners grow optimistic as more vessels traverse the Strait of Hormuz with US guidance, signaling potential reopening of key waterway.
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Brian Minter: Creative Container Gardening Ideas
Explore unique container gardening techniques using tropical plants like Rex begonias, caladiums, and mandevillas, inspired by Chicago display gardens.
Chicken Prices to Soar This Summer as Wholesale Costs Spike
Wholesale chicken prices are surging in Canada despite record imports, signaling higher retail costs this summer. Learn why supply management is failing.
Summer Self-Care, North York Shooting, and Top News
A roundup of today's top stories: summer health tips, a fatal shooting in North York, developmental vulnerabilities in kindergartners, and more.
Brant County Sod Farm Gears Up for FIFA World Cup
Greenhorizon's specialty farm in Burford, Ont. supplies sod for World Cup matches in Toronto, highlighting local agricultural contribution to global event.
Sandy Hill Community Garden Closing Unexpectedly
The Strathcona Heights community garden in Sandy Hill will close temporarily on June 1, leaving residents upset and disappointed.
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Chatham-Kent Councillors Want Do-Over on $160M Project
Chatham-Kent councillors are calling for a re-vote on a $160 million waste-to-energy project, citing concerns over costs and transparency.
Calgary Stampede 4-H on Parade marks 50 years with record sheep show
The Calgary Stampede's 4-H on Parade marks its 50th anniversary with the largest sheep show ever, featuring over 300 lambs and 105 members from 30 clubs.
Boating Advisory for Calgary's Bow and Elbow Rivers
Calgary officials issue a boating advisory for the Bow and Elbow Rivers due to high water levels and strong currents, urging caution for recreational users.
Apple Blossom Festival Starts in Nova Scotia
The 93rd Apple Blossom Festival is underway in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley, celebrating the region's apple industry with events and blossoms.
Hundreds of Lambs at Calgary Stampede 4-H Event
Over 300 lambs participated in the 4-H on Parade event at the Calgary Stampede, showcasing youth livestock projects and agricultural education.
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Calgary to Plant 180,000 New Trees in 2026
Calgary plans to plant 180,000 trees in 2026, primarily in north-central and far northeast wards, to improve its lagging urban canopy after a $61M federal grant.
U.S. University Opens First Canadian Campus in Markham
Westcliff University opens its first Canadian campus in Markham to address the tech talent shortage, partnering with ventureLAB to offer specialized IT programs.
Butter Cowboy Statue Displayed in Calgary
A giant cowboy statue made entirely of butter will be unveiled in Calgary, celebrating Western heritage and dairy farming. The sculpture weighs over 1,000 pounds.
Wind Phone Installed in Stayner to Connect with Departed Loved Ones
A new wind phone at EcoPark in Stayner, Ontario, offers a unique way for people to grieve and communicate with loved ones who have passed away.
Growing Things: How to get your potatoes started early
Learn the old English technique of potato chitting to ensure an early harvest and avoid messy fall conditions. Expert advice on fertilizers also included.
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Housing Supply Improves Affordability, Study Finds
A new CMHC study finds that building more housing, even at higher prices, improves affordability by creating vacancy chains that free up cheaper units.
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