What is Padel and Why is it So Popular in Canada?
Padel, a fast-growing racket sport, has been gaining popularity across Canada since Bill Stamile introduced it in 1992. Discover its appeal and rapid expansion.
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Students pedal to school with Bike Bus: 'It's good exercise'
Students in Canada are joining the Bike Bus movement, cycling to school in groups for exercise and fun. The initiative promotes active transportation and community bonding.
Beef Prices to Stay High Due to 'Perfect Storm' of Factors
Beef prices have risen 12% this year and are expected to keep climbing due to drought, high feed costs, and strong demand, creating a 'perfect storm' for consumers.
Philippines Building Collapse: 1 Dead, 21 Trapped
A building under construction collapsed in Angeles, Philippines, killing one and trapping 21. Rescue operations are ongoing.
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High-Tech Farmer Chooses Local Market Over U.S. Exports
Alberta's Big Marble Farms CEO Ryan Cramer focuses on supplying local Canadian stores with fresh produce, rejecting the lure of U.S. markets to ensure quality and affordability for families.
5 Iced Coffee Mistakes Baristas Say You're Making at Home
Professional baristas reveal common iced coffee mistakes at home, including wrong water ratio, hot coffee over ice, poor storage, and improper brew methods.
Bike Bus Trend: Students Ride to School Together in Canada
A growing 'bike bus' movement in Canada sees students cycling to school together in groups, promoting safety, health, and community bonding.
Ottawa Race Weekend Boosts Local Economy
Ottawa Race Weekend generates significant economic impact, with local businesses seeing increased revenue from runners and spectators. The event highlights the city's tourism appeal.
Cowbell Brewing Opens Grand Bend Vineyard This Summer
Cowbell Brewing Co. is expanding into winemaking with a new vineyard in Grand Bend, Ontario, set to open this summer, offering local wines and tourism.
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Two Crashes Kill 14 Garment Workers in Cambodia
Two traffic accidents in Cambodia resulted in 14 garment factory worker deaths and 93 injuries, highlighting ongoing road safety issues.
Young Women Explore Skilled Trades at Windsor Event
St. Clair College's Jill of All Trades event gave 100 young women hands-on experience in welding, electrical, and more, aiming to boost female enrolment in trades.
Rural Sask. Construction Costs Surge 58.4% Since 2020
Residential construction costs in rural Saskatchewan have risen 58.4% since 2020, creating equity shortfalls for farm families as total project costs often exceed market values.
Coal Mine Explosion in China Kills 90, State Media Says
A coal mine explosion in Changzhi, Shanxi Province, China, has killed 90 people, according to state media. Rescue operations are ongoing.
B.C. Father-Son Duo Gives Old Tractor New Life
A British Columbia father and son transformed a lonely-looking old tractor into a functional piece of equipment, showcasing creativity and sustainability.
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Farmers Unite Against High-Speed Rail Project
Farmers, conservationists, and rural communities protest the proposed Alto high-speed rail line, citing wildlife displacement and land disruption.
165,000 Chickens Dead in Abbotsford Barn Fire
A massive barn fire in Abbotsford, B.C., has killed approximately 165,000 chickens. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Farmer Crochets Sweaters for Cow, Horse, and Steer
Jasmine Entz of Vulcan County crochets themed sweaters for her retired dairy cow, horse, and massive steer, bringing smiles and planning a 2027 calendar.
Barrie Waterfront Festival Heats Up Centennial Park
The Barrie Waterfront Festival returns to Centennial Park on May 21, 2026, offering family-friendly activities, live entertainment, and waterfront views along Kempenfelt Bay.
Fredericton Botanic Garden Spring Plant Sale Weekend
The Fredericton Botanic Garden hosts its annual spring plant sale this weekend, offering a variety of plants for gardening enthusiasts. Proceeds support garden programs.
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Is Skimpflation Ending? Food Giants Return to Quality
Sylvain Charlebois explores how major food companies are reversing skimpflation, replacing cheap substitutes with quality ingredients as consumer demand shifts.
Kenya Transport Strike Ends After Fuel Price Vow
Kenyan public transport operators have called off their strike after the president promised to reduce fuel prices, ending days of disruption in Nairobi.
Marrying Solar and Agriculture in B.C.
Omri Haiven of the Clean Energy Research Group discusses how agri-voltaics can boost crop yields and generate solar power on the same land, offering a golden opportunity for B.C. farmers.
Windsor Police: 3 Pedestrian Deaths Share Similarities
Windsor police investigate three pedestrian fatalities in the past month, noting similarities. The latest incident occurred on May 19 on Howard Avenue.
US Push to Ban P.E.I. Potatoes Over Wart Detection
Potato wart detected on a P.E.I. farm for the first time in years sparks renewed U.S. calls to ban imports, threatening Canada's potato industry.
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ARKAY Launches 200 ml Mocktail Tetra Pack: Alcohol-Free
ARKAY introduces a new 200 ml Tetra Pack mocktail collection, offering alcohol-free, portable beverages inspired by classic cocktails for modern consumers.
Weekend Events in Metro Vancouver: Parade, Comedy, and More
Discover a parade, comedy marathon, and other events happening in Metro Vancouver this weekend. Plus, updates on local news.
U.S. Groups Push to Ban P.E.I. Potatoes After Wart Detection
U.S. industry groups are urging a ban on fresh P.E.I. potatoes after potato wart was detected on a farm for the first time in years, raising trade concerns.
Farm Fundraiser Targets $10K for Youth Programs on Vancouver Island
A Vancouver Island farm fundraiser on Saturday aims to raise $10,000 for local youth programs, supporting education and recreation initiatives.
Garden Box Removal Frustrates Kitchener Housing Complex
Residents of a Kitchener housing complex are upset after community garden boxes were removed without warning, citing loss of food and community.
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Wet Weather Delays Spring Seeding in Manitoba
Unseasonably wet weather is impacting spring seeding across Manitoba, delaying planting for farmers. Experts warn of potential yield reductions if conditions persist.
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