Food Insecurity in Canada: Campaign Targets Waste
Nearly one-in-four Canadians face food insecurity while millions of tonnes of food go to waste. A national campaign aims to reduce waste and address hunger.
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Forestry Firm Fined $355K for Worker Death
Weyerhaeuser pleaded guilty to safety violations after a worker died in a pike pole incident in 2023. The company must pay $355,000 to develop a safety training program at Northwestern Polytechnic.
Wet Spring Delays Seeding for Barrie Farmers
A wet spring has delayed seeding for farmers in the Barrie region, raising concerns about crop yields and planting schedules as fields remain too saturated for equipment.
Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in Vaughan Crash
A motorcyclist suffered serious injuries in a crash in Vaughan, York Regional Police report. The incident occurred on May 26, 2026, and is under investigation.
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Trump tariffs push Mexico back to low-value exports
US tariffs and supply disruptions are eroding Mexico's manufacturing gains, shifting exports toward lower-value goods with fewer jobs and investment opportunities.
Tank implosion at Washington pulp mill kills workers
A tank containing hazardous liquid imploded at a Washington pulp and paper mill, causing multiple deaths. The incident occurred at Nippon Dynawave Packaging Co. in Longview.
7 Face 80 Charges in OPP Guns and Drugs Bust
Seven individuals face 80 charges following an OPP-led bust targeting guns and drugs in Northern Ontario, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat organized crime.
Toronto Waterfront Festival Cancelled for 2026, Back in 2027
The Toronto Waterfront Festival is cancelled for 2026 but will return in 2027. Organizers cite need for planning and improvements.
Fishery Officers Seize 1,000 Lbs of Lobster in N.S.
Fishery officers in Port la Tour, Nova Scotia, seized over 1,000 pounds of lobster in an enforcement operation. The seizure highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal fishing.
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Growing Food at Home Amid Rising Grocery Costs in Ontario
Rising grocery costs drive Canadians to home gardening; a northern Ontario retailer sees a surge in demand for Canadian vegetable seeds.
Cyclist Hospitalized in Crash South of Collingwood
A cyclist was hospitalized following a crash south of Collingwood, leading to a road closure. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the incident.
BC Farmers' Markets: Global Flavours, Local Ingredients
Discover global cuisines at over 145 BC Farmers' Markets this summer, supporting local economies and celebrating cultural diversity with 100% local farm products.
BoC rate path clouded by changing job market dynamics
Bank of Canada deputy governor warns aging population and 'low-hire, low-fire' environment are making the labour market less dynamic, complicating interest rate decisions.
DP World Invests $100M in Dominican Republic Logistics
DP World announces a new US$100 million investment to expand logistics and warehousing at the Caucedo Free Trade Zone, boosting the Dominican Republic's role as a regional trade hub.
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Spring Lawn Mower Maintenance: Essential Tips
Learn how to maintain your lawn mower or tractor with simple spring maintenance tips on oil, filters, blades, tires, and battery care.
Windsor Council OKs Howard Avenue Apartment Project
Windsor city council has approved a six-storey apartment building on Howard Avenue with 90 units and 110 parking spaces, despite opposition from residents concerned about traffic and density.
Driver Killed in Fiery Crash on Crowchild Trail
A driver was killed in a single-vehicle crash on Crowchild Trail in Calgary on May 26, 2026. The vehicle caught fire, and the driver died at the scene. Investigation is ongoing.
McFarlane Mobilizes Third Drill for 826 Zone Strike Extension
McFarlane Lake Mining mobilizes a third drill to test strike extensions of the 826 Zone at the Juby Gold Project, following geophysical targeting that identified new priority targets.
$1M Raised by Timmins Charity to Help Kids Play Sports
A Timmins charity has raised over $1 million since 2002, helping 3,650 low-income children play organized sports. The milestone funds equipment, registration, and more.
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Motorcyclist critically injured in Scarborough crash
A motorcyclist is in critical condition after a collision at Markham Road and Nugget Avenue in Scarborough on May 25. Two others were also injured.
Wolf Creek Golf Course Returns to Pristine Condition
Wolf Creek Golf Course, once in receivership, has been restored to pristine condition. The course is now howling again with renewed vigor and quality.
Habitat Industry Build Brings Affordable Housing to Chestermere
Over 100 professionals volunteer at Habitat for Humanity's fourth Industry Build in Chestermere, investing $9.6 million in affordable housing for Dawson's Landing.
Rowan McLeod Remembered One Year After Fatal Crash
Family and friends honor the memory of 17-year-old Rowan McLeod, described as a bundle of energy, one year after a fatal crash in Walkerton.
Coalhurst Campground Becomes Group-Only Event Site
The Town of Coalhurst's Miners Park campground will no longer allow individual reservations, shifting to a group-only model at $350 per night for the entire site.
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Annapolis Valley Man Charged in Drug Trafficking Probe
Kentville police have charged an Annapolis Valley man following a drug trafficking investigation. The suspect faces multiple charges.
Leamington Fair Attracts Families with Rides and Livestock
The 178th Leamington Fair drew large crowds on Sunday with rides, livestock exhibits, and family activities. The event, organized by the Leamington District Agricultural Society since 1848, continues a long agricultural tradition.
Cuba Receives Rice Donation from China Amid Economic Challenges
Cuba received a shipment of rice donated by China, arriving in Havana Bay. The donation aims to alleviate food shortages amid ongoing economic difficulties.
Warehouse Fire in North York Prompts Two-Alarm Response
Crews responded to a two-alarm fire at a warehouse in North York on Sunday night, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.
Padel's Explosive Growth: From Obscurity to Global Sensation
Padel, a racquet sport combining tennis and squash, is rapidly gaining popularity worldwide. Bill Stamile, who introduced it to Canada in 1992, discusses its meteoric rise.
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P.E.I. oyster growers consider quitting amid disease crisis
Oyster farmers on Prince Edward Island are grappling with devastating diseases that have ravaged their farms, prompting some to consider leaving the industry.
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