N.S. Family Trades City Living for Farm and Mini Horses
A Nova Scotia family has left city living behind to embrace farm life, raising mini horses at Sunshine Ranch. They share their journey and joy in the new lifestyle.
Category : Agriculture
Trump Signs Permit for Bridger Pipeline Using Keystone XL Assets
President Trump signed a Presidential Permit for Bridger Pipeline's cross-border project, utilizing leftover Keystone XL infrastructure to transport Canadian crude oil.
Chick-fil-A Worker Accused of $80K Mac-and-Cheese Scam
A former Chick-fil-A employee in Texas allegedly processed about 800 fake mac-and-cheese orders, refunding over $80,000 to himself before being arrested.
Industrial Expo Merges Trades and Art in Edmonton
Edmonton's Messer Canada Expo showcased the convergence of industrial trades and art, featuring a scrap metal flower sculpture and highlighting the creative potential within the trades.
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Thai Teen Nabbed for Tortoise Smuggling at Airport
A teenager was arrested at Bangkok airport for allegedly smuggling 30 protected tortoises under his clothing, Thai authorities reported.
Muttart Conservatory Annual Plant Sale Now Open
The Muttart Conservatory's annual plant sale runs April 30 to May 3 online, featuring Dahlia Hypnotica Candy Corn and other plants. Don't miss this seasonal event.
GOP Farm Bill Provision Could Overturn State Pig Bans
A GOP-backed provision in the 2026 farm bill, named the Save Our Bacon Act, could nullify state laws banning extreme confinement of pigs in gestation crates. Critics say it undermines state rights and animal welfare.
10 Things to Do in Calgary This Weekend (30.04.2026)
Discover top activities in Calgary from May 1-3, including outdoor events, cultural experiences, and family fun. Plan your weekend now.
East St. Paul Housing Development Approved Despite Opposition
Council approves housing development in East St. Paul despite community opposition, aiming to address housing demand while facing concerns over infrastructure and environment.
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Food Prices More Volatile Than Ever: Expert Explains
University of Guelph professor Mike von Massow discusses the economic factors behind rising food inflation and higher grocery bills.
Canada's $20-Billion Spring Megaproject: Agriculture's Quiet Revolution
Each spring, Canadian farmers launch a $20-billion megaproject with no fanfare, risking vast capital to produce food for the nation and the world.
2025 Most Popular Sask. Baby Names: Olivia, Noah Lead
Saskatchewan's 2025 top baby names: Olivia and Noah lead, with Lainey and Muhammad making big jumps. See the full top 20 lists.
Proper Pruning of Elm Trees: Expert Advice
Learn when and how to prune elm trees safely, including tips on avoiding Dutch Elm Disease and promoting forest health.
Skilled trade students hope federal funding closes labour gap
Students and labour groups welcome the $6B federal trades plan aimed at addressing Canada's skilled labour shortage and boosting training opportunities.
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Sturgeon Lake First Nation Celebrates Birthing Lodge Grand Opening
Sturgeon Lake First Nation held the grand opening of the Shirley Bighead birthing lodge, a traditional facility supporting Indigenous maternal health and cultural practices.
The Morrissey Pub in Vancouver to Close After 26 Years
The Morrissey Pub, a beloved Granville Street staple for games, live music, and sports, will permanently close in May after 26 years of operation.
Students Make Recycled Toys for Shelter Animals
Grade 3 students in Edmonton created toys from recyclable materials for animals at the Edmonton Humane Society, combining social studies with community service.
Agropur Invests Nearly $1B in Quebec and Nova Scotia
Agropur announces nearly $1 billion to expand operations in Quebec and Nova Scotia, boosting dairy production and creating jobs.
Environmentalists Slam LNG Tax Incentive as Fossil Fuel Subsidy
Environmental advocates are calling a new tax incentive for LNG projects a fossil fuel subsidy, arguing it contradicts climate goals.
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Canada's Largest Pinball Arcade to Open in Nepean
Mike Loftus is transforming the former Brass Monkey rock club into Experience Social, Canada's largest pinball arcade with over 60 machines, set to open in Nepean.
Spring Clean-Up: Patience Key to Garden Prep
Learn why patience is crucial for spring garden clean-up. Protect pollinators and soil health by delaying cleanup until temperatures rise.
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Adidas World Cup Boost in Volatile Market
Adidas reports a boost from World Cup sales amid a volatile market, with first-quarter results beating expectations despite challenges in China.
Two Workers Injured in Halifax Construction Site Fall
Two workers were injured after a fall at a construction site on Robie Street in Halifax's north end on April 28, 2026. Emergency services responded to the scene.
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Maple Syrup Producer Battles Eviction in Nova Scotia
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Woman Arrested for Multiple Arsons in Prince George
RCMP arrest a woman suspected of starting several fires in downtown Prince George. The investigation continues as authorities seek to prevent further incidents.
Sudbury Renews Workplace Safety Commitment on Day of Mourning
Greater Sudbury honored workers killed on the job and renewed safety pledges during the 40th anniversary of the National Day of Mourning.
Monette Farms' $900M Debt: Can 400K Acres Be Seeded?
Monette Farms faces CCAA restructuring with $900M debt, but aims to seed over 400,000 acres. Legal proceedings continue in Calgary.
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LaSalle Council to Consider Vollmer Complex Expansion Step
LaSalle council will discuss the next phase of the Vollmer Complex expansion, a project aimed at enhancing recreational facilities in the community.
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