Milwaukee Tool Opens First Canadian Service Hub in Georgina
Milwaukee Tool celebrated the ribbon-cutting of its first Canadian Service Hub in Georgina, Ontario, a 54,000-square-foot facility to serve tradespeople.
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Alberta Non-Profit for Neuromotor Conditions Celebrates 30 Years
The Families of Alberta for Conductive Education (FACE) program celebrates three decades of supporting children and young adults with cerebral palsy and other neuromotor conditions.
New Brunswick connects veterans to construction jobs
New Brunswick has partnered with a non-profit to help veterans transition into the construction industry, offering training and job opportunities.
Alberta's Free Trade Stance Contradicted by Wine Import Barriers
An opinion piece criticizes Alberta's restrictive wine sampling rules for B.C. producers, arguing they contradict the province's free trade messaging.
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Halifax Grain Elevator to Run Until End of 2028
Halifax Grain Elevator Limited will continue operations at the Port of Halifax until at least December 2028, ensuring ongoing grain handling capacity.
Hugut Women's Cargo Shorts on Sale at Amazon
Lightweight, water-repellent hiking cargo shorts with UPF 50+ and zippered pockets. On sale at 20% off. Available in 15 colors and sizes S-3XL.
Cyclist Dies After E-Bike Crash in East London
A cyclist has died after an e-bike collided with a vehicle in east London. Police are investigating the incident and urging witnesses to come forward.
Live Frog Found in Lettuce Bag in Australia
An Australian farmer discovered a live frog in a sealed bag of lettuce from Woolworths. The frog was named Greg and released at a nearby pond.
Food Inflation Cools but Canada's Grocery Pain Persists
Food inflation eased to 3.5% in April, but Canadians still face high prices for staples. Regional disparities and structural costs keep affordability a major issue.
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Italian Divers' Bodies Recovered from Maldives Cave
Divers recovered bodies of two of four Italians missing in a Maldives cave, with two more expected Wednesday. Conditions were challenging with poor visibility and strong currents.
Meaning of Home Contest Raises Record $440K for Habitat
Habitat for Humanity Canada's Meaning of Home writing contest engaged over 19,000 students and raised $440,000 to support affordable housing nationwide.
Seed Library Returns to Barrie Public Library for 2026
The Barrie Public Library has relaunched its seed library for 2026, offering free seeds to community members. The initiative promotes gardening and sustainability.
Multigenerational Family Trip Planning Tips
Planning a multigenerational family trip can be challenging. Learn how to balance different needs, set expectations, and create meaningful connections without burnout.
Butterfield Acres Reopens After Crypto Outbreak
Butterfield Acres in Calgary reopens after weeks of shutdown due to a cryptosporidium outbreak. The farm attraction resumes operations with enhanced health measures.
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Special Needs Kids Enjoy Fun Sports Day in Alberta
Children with special needs enjoyed a day of basketball and activities at the All Alberta Sports Foundation's Family Fun Day in Calgary, promoting inclusivity and joy.
Grade 11 Baker Wins Gold at Skills Ontario Competition
Janie Giroux, a Grade 11 student from École secondaire catholique Franco-Cité, won the gold medal in baking at the Skills Ontario competition held in Toronto from May 4-6, 2026.
Escaped Tiger Shot Dead by German Police
German police shot and killed an escaped tiger that roamed near Berlin, prompting a lockdown. The animal had fled from a circus.
Upper Onslow Tulip Festival a Blooming Success
Dozens attended the first-ever tulip festival in Upper Onslow, Nova Scotia, celebrating community and spring with vibrant displays and family activities.
WindsorLakeshore Approves $69M Wastewater Upgrades
WindsorLakeshore has approved $69 million in major wastewater upgrades, aiming to modernize infrastructure and improve environmental compliance in the region.
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Driver Charged for 'Donuts' in Kanata Intersection
A driver faces charges after an OPP officer spotted him performing 'donuts' in a Kanata intersection. The incident highlights reckless driving concerns.
Ontario Hunters Fined $15K, Licences Suspended for Moose Killing
Two Ontario hunters had their licences suspended and paid $15,000 after trespassing and illegally killing a cow moose. The incident occurred in northern Ontario, highlighting wildlife enforcement.
TDSB cuts outdoor education: Educator warns of lost opportunities
Toronto's TDSB is cutting outdoor education programs, sparking concern from educators about missed learning and developmental benefits for students.
Ottawa Catches the Hyrox Bug: Inside the New Fitness Obsession
Hyrox, the world's fastest-growing indoor fitness competition, debuted in Ottawa on May 14, 2026. Tickets sold out in five minutes as locals embrace the challenging race format combining running and functional workouts.
Navy Jets Collide at Idaho Air Show; Crew Safe
Two Navy EA-18G Growlers collided during the Gunfighter Skies air show at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. All four crew members ejected safely and are under medical evaluation.
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Ontario Men Banned from Hunting After Illegal Moose Kill
Two Ontario men have been fined and banned from hunting for five years after illegally killing a cow moose near North Bay. The case highlights ongoing poaching issues in the region.
Veterans Farm Project Aids Female Veterans in Transition
A farm in Windsor, Nova Scotia, is helping female veterans transition out of the military through the Veterans Farm Project, with volunteers supporting the growing season.
China Commits $17B Annually to U.S. Agriculture Through 2028
China has agreed to purchase at least $17 billion of U.S. agricultural products annually through 2028, the White House announced after Trump's summit with Xi.
Coffee in the City's Shadow: Urban Farming Challenges
Exploring the challenges and innovations of urban coffee farming as cities expand, with insights from growers and experts on sustainability and local production.
Quinn Farm Patriarch Elwood Quinn Remembered by Community
A celebration of life was held for Elwood Quinn, the beloved patriarch of Quinn Farms, who passed away at age 78, surrounded by family and community.
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Gardening Woes: Battling Weevils in the Garden
Jane MacDougall shares her ongoing struggle against weevils in her garden, detailing gentle pest control methods and seeking advice from fellow gardeners.
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