Canadian Farmers Face Most Expensive Planting Season
Canadian farmers are preparing for the most expensive planting season ever due to rising costs of inputs like fertilizer and fuel, threatening food prices and farm viability.
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New Brunswick Plan to Fight Unreported Lobster Sales
New Brunswick launches a new initiative to tackle unreported lobster sales, aiming to regulate the industry and protect marine resources.
N.S. Lobster Businesses Receive Over $2M Federal Funding
The federal government announces over $2 million in funding for Nova Scotia lobster businesses to support the industry and enhance competitiveness.
Nova Scotia Renews $10 Farmers' Market Vouchers
Nova Scotia is again offering $10 vouchers to farmers' markets for students and newcomers, aiming to support local food and community integration.
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Fogo de Chão to Open at Ipanema Beach in Rio
Fogo de Chão signs lease for Ipanema Beach location in Rio, its 10th Brazil restaurant, set to open in 2027 as part of global expansion.
Caivan Brings Efficient Homes to Stittsville's Magnolia
Caivan's new 2,000-home Magnolia development in Stittsville offers advanced, efficient homes with village charm, green spaces, and smart technology.
Canadian miner to launch graphite project challenging China
Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. is set to start a major graphite project in Quebec, aiming to reduce China's dominance in the critical mineral used in EV batteries.
New Bus Takes Route from Saskatoon to Regina in 1959
In 1959, Saskatchewan Transportation Company unveiled a new 34-passenger bus for the Saskatoon-Regina 'Twilight Express' route, featuring toilets and radio systems.
AGT Foods CEO Optimistic Despite Revenue Drop
AGT Foods reported Q1 revenue of $560.6M, down 35% due to Middle East conflict. CEO Al-Katib emphasizes long-term growth and margin focus.
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Atlas Tube Offers $10K Signing Bonus for Skilled Trades
Atlas Tube in Harrow, Ontario, offers a $10,000 signing bonus for millwrights, electricians, and PLC technicians amid intense competition for skilled trades talent.
Sask. Farmers Face Soaring Fertilizer and Diesel Costs in 2026
Saskatchewan agricultural workers are grappling with escalating fertilizer and diesel prices, driving up input expenses. Farmers focus on efficiency in 2026 to mitigate financial pressures.
Norbec: Leader in Insulated Metal Panels and Cold Storage
Norbec, a North American leader in insulated metal panels and walk-in coolers, offers durable, energy-efficient solutions for building envelopes, controlled environments, and foodservice operations.
B.C. School District Revises Track Meet Changes After Backlash
A British Columbia school district adjusts controversial track meet changes following community backlash, aiming to balance inclusivity and competition.
Calgarians turn to gardening as grocery prices soar
Amid skyrocketing grocery prices, more Calgarians are growing their own fruits and vegetables. This trend saves money and offers fresh produce.
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Edmonton Soccer Coach Ordered to Repay $35K Taken from Team
An Edmonton soccer coach has been ordered to repay $35,000 he took from the U-11 Selects Football Club. The court ruling mandates full restitution.
Farmers Face Rising Input Costs as Seeding Season Begins
Southern Alberta farmer Glen Gateman compares farming to gambling as rising fuel and fertilizer costs challenge the 2026 seeding season.
Farm Machinery Fire Engulfs Rural Oro-Medonte
A farm implement caught fire in Oro-Medonte, spreading to surrounding grass. Fire crews responded quickly to contain the blaze. No injuries reported.
Ottawa Invests $73M for Rural NB Internet
The federal government announces over $73 million to bring high-speed internet to remote rural communities in New Brunswick, aiming to bridge the digital divide.
Salisbury Grocery Store Reopens 8 Months After Fire
The Independent Grocery Store in Salisbury, New Brunswick, destroyed by fire in September 2025, will reopen after eight months, restoring a vital community resource.
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Carpenter Ants: Orkin Canada’s Expert Advice for Homeowners
Learn about carpenter ants in Canada, their risks, and prevention tips from Orkin Canada. Protect your home from structural damage this spring.
Five Saskatchewan Golf Courses to Visit This Summer
Discover five must-visit Saskatchewan golf courses this summer, from hidden gems to local favorites, offering scenic views and unique challenges.
Saskatchewan Seeding Delayed by Cold, Wet Soil; Farmers Hopeful
Saskatchewan farmers face delayed seeding due to cold temperatures and wet soil, but remain undeterred. Learn about the challenges and resilience in the 2026 growing season.
Ontario's 6% Fat Milk: Consumer Guide
Ontario now offers 6% fat milk, a richer option. Learn about its nutritional profile, availability, and how it compares to other milk varieties in this comprehensive guide.
Mock Crash Teaches BC Students About Impaired Driving Risks
A mock crash demonstration at a B.C. high school shows students the real-life consequences of dangerous driving, including impaired and distracted driving.
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Workers' Compensation Board Holds Safety Conference
The Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board held its annual spring Compensation Institute on Tuesday, bringing together partners and customers to discuss workplace safety.
Motorcycle Crash Kills Man Near Ste. Rose du Lac
A 53-year-old man died after his motorcycle left a highway near Ste. Rose du Lac, Manitoba. The RCMP is investigating the fatal crash.
Cleanfarms 2025: Record Agricultural Plastics Recycling
Cleanfarms' 2025 Annual Report shows record recycling of 2.5M kg of pesticide containers and 1.1M kg of tote bags, with new collection records in Manitoba, Alberta, and Quebec.
Worker dies after tire rupture at Kanata auto shop
Ottawa police report a worker died after a tire ruptured at an auto shop in Kanata. Investigation underway.
Killarney Business Owner Opposes Bike Lane Project
A Killarney commercial property owner criticizes Calgary's plan to install barricaded bike lanes on 26th Avenue, removing 17 blocks of parking and potentially harming local businesses.
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Nova Scotia Wine Industry Poised for Growth, Report Reveals
A new report highlights the potential of Nova Scotia's wine industry, citing economic benefits and growth opportunities if barriers are addressed.
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