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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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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Gas Prices Drop Overnight in Nova Scotia, P.E.I.
Gas prices fell overnight in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, offering drivers relief. The decrease follows recent market trends and regulatory adjustments in the region.
K-pop to K-glow: Lasers, facial firming drive S. Korea tourism
South Korea's medical tourism is booming with laser treatments and facial firming, attracting visitors seeking the 'K-glow' look.
B.C. Man Sets Two Guinness World Records for Tree Planting
Antoine Moses of Vancouver now holds two Guinness World Records for the most trees planted in 24 hours, showcasing remarkable environmental dedication.
Core Crossings Construction Underway in West Lethbridge
A groundbreaking ceremony marked the start of the $300 million Core Crossings development in west Lethbridge, promising new homes, shops, and community spaces.
Manitoba Grass Seed for World Cup Matches
Manitoba-grown grass seed will be used for FIFA World Cup matches at BC Place in Vancouver, highlighting the province's agricultural role in the global event.
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Chop Steakhouse Opens 20th Location in South Surrey
Chop Steakhouse & Bar celebrates its 20th anniversary by opening its 20th restaurant in South Surrey, featuring a four-season patio and private dining.
Burnaby Bans E-Scooters on Major Roads
Burnaby has banned e-scooters on major roads to enhance safety. The new regulation affects key thoroughfares, aiming to reduce accidents and conflicts with other vehicles.
Funeral Pros in Saskatoon Talk Industry Shifts
Funeral professionals from across Canada meet in Saskatoon to explore evolving industry trends, including green burials, technology, and changing consumer preferences.
Grads Give Away 120 Pairs of Running Shoes to Students
Braden Radford and Owen Taylor of All-Access Athletics donated 120 pairs of running shoes to students at St. Anne's Catholic Secondary School in Clinton, Ontario, on May 25, 2026.
Crystal Meth, THC Worth $300K Seized at Dorchester Penitentiary
Authorities seized nearly $300,000 worth of crystal meth and THC products at Dorchester Penitentiary in New Brunswick, highlighting ongoing drug smuggling issues in prisons.
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Nova Scotia Pitmaster Wins World BBQ Championship
Nova Scotia's Phil Gaudet wins 'Best Poultry' at the Memphis Barbecue Competition, earning the world champion title.
Volkswagen Sedan Fire on Highway 11 in Severn Twp.
A Volkswagen sedan caught fire and was fully engulfed in flames on Highway 11 in Severn Township, Ontario. No injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.
Accused in Windsor Plant Explosion Opposed Vaccine Mandates
A janitor accused of setting off a 2021 explosion at the Stellantis Windsor Assembly Plant was frustrated by COVID-19 vaccine mandates, fearing job loss, co-workers testified.
Alberta invests $300k in trades programs at Telus Spark
Alberta is investing $300,000 in skilled trades programming at Telus Spark Science Centre in Calgary, aiming to introduce young people to rewarding careers in carpentry, welding, and more.
Major Donation Boosts Food Programs in Seven Oaks
The Schroeder Foundation's donation will enhance food programming in Seven Oaks School Division, supporting student nutrition and learning.
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Free Entry to Sask. Parks for National Trails Day
Saskatchewan parks offer free admission on National Trails Day, June 6, 2026, encouraging outdoor exploration and trail use across the province.
Denare Beach Women Use Wildfire Debris for Art Recovery
Two Denare Beach women transform wildfire debris into art, sharing stories of loss, healing, and resilience. Their work highlights community recovery.
Canada's Chicken Prices Set to Soar This Summer
Canada faces record chicken prices and surging imports, with supply management failing to ensure stable domestic supply. Experts warn of further increases.
Okanagan Fruit Growers Hit Hard by Weather Woes
Stone fruit orchardists in the Okanagan report massive losses of apricots, peaches, and cherries due to years of challenging weather conditions, compounding existing problems for growers.
West Red Lake Gold Q1 2026 Results and Operations Summary
West Red Lake Gold announces Q1 2026 financial results, producing 5,667 oz gold, revenue of $41.8M, and adjusted net earnings of $6.4M.
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Food Bank Seeks Birthday Donations to Celebrate
Strathcona County Food Bank launches a campaign for birthday bag donations to ensure everyone can celebrate their special day, regardless of financial hardship.
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