Wild Parsnip Control Begins in Windsor Natural Areas
The City of Windsor begins wild parsnip management in the Little River Corridor and Ojibway Prairie Complex to protect ecosystems and public safety.
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How a Viral Fertilizer Revived My Pandemic Plants
A plant mom shares how Purived fertilizer revived her 22 houseplants after pandemic gardening struggles, with visible results in weeks.
N.B. Teen's Summer Job Sparks Dream of Becoming Head Chef
Georgia Eastwood, 17, discovered her passion for cooking through a summer job. Now she heads to Toronto to compete nationally.
Canadian Mushroom Farmers Face New Tariffs, Risk Layoffs
Canadian mushroom farmers warn that new tariffs could lead to layoffs and reduced output, impacting the industry significantly.
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Windsor Open Burning and Yard Waste Disposal Guide
Learn about open burning regulations and yard waste disposal options in Windsor, including permits, restrictions, and eco-friendly tips for spring cleanup.
Richmond Seeks Trapper as Rabbit Population Booms
Richmond seeks a contractor to humanely trap, sterilize, and re-home an estimated 3,000 feral rabbits, as experts warn of a bunny boom in B.C.
Brian Minter: Keys to a Colourful Garden
Brian Minter shares essential tips for a vibrant garden, focusing on soil quality, plant selection, and container gardening for lasting summer colour.
World needs Saskatchewan's resources. Time to say yes.
Saskatchewan's resources are critical for global security. The province must invest in infrastructure to seize opportunities in agriculture, energy, and mining.
Argentina Beef Consumption at 20-Year Low
Argentina's beef consumption has fallen to its lowest level in two decades due to soaring prices, reflecting economic challenges.
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Crowsnest Pass Backs Coal Mine Despite Opposition
A Crowsnest Pass resident argues that the community voted 72% in favor of the Grassy Mountain coal mine, and warns against petitions overriding regulatory processes.
Plane Broke Apart Midair in Texas Crash, Report Says
A Cessna carrying pickleball players to a Texas tournament broke apart midair before crashing, according to a new report. The incident killed all aboard.
Quebec Reimburses Farmers for Fuel Tax to Boost Competitiveness
Quebec will reimburse farmers for fuel tax to enhance competitiveness, supporting agricultural sustainability and reducing operational costs.
Gas Line Break in Banff Forces Evacuations, Road Closures
A gas line break in Banff caused by a contractor during road work led to evacuations of multiple businesses and road closures. ATCO Gas is on site for repairs.
Saskatoon Food Bank Calls for Donations in City Food Drive
The Saskatoon Food Bank is asking for donations during a city-wide food drive to support those in need. The drive aims to replenish shelves and help families facing food insecurity.
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New farmers' market launching in southern Alberta in June
A new farmers' market is set to open in southern Alberta this June, offering fresh local produce and artisan goods to the community.
Windsor Splash Pads Open: Hours and Locations
Windsor's splash pads are now open daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., offering free outdoor water fun for families. Find locations and hours here.
Mock crash teaches Melville students road safety lesson
Melville students participated in a PARTY program mock crash demonstration on May 14, 2026, highlighting the severe consequences of impaired driving.
India Raises Fuel Prices Amid Global Energy Crisis
India increases fuel prices due to global energy crisis, adding pressure on the economy. Commuters face higher costs at pumps in New Delhi.
Ottawa, Gatineau Spots Among Canada's Best Outdoor Dining
OpenTable names Ottawa's Arlo and Gatineau's Arôme among Canada's 100 best outdoor dining spots for 2026, highlighting the region's vibrant culinary scene.
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B.C. Chefs Use Invasive Species for Conservation Dining
B.C. chefs collaborate on 'Eat the Invaders' event, turning invasive European green crabs and sea urchins into gourmet dishes to support conservation.
Outdoor Markets and Heritage Sites Return for May Long Weekend
Edmonton's outdoor markets and heritage sites are back this May long weekend, offering residents and visitors a taste of summer with local vendors and historical attractions.
Calgary Tree Program Needs Better Follow-Up Care
George Brookman critiques Calgary's free tree program for lacking maintenance, leading to dead or dying trees on city land, and calls for better care.
Cook This: 3 Caribbean Recipes for Jerk Chicken, Pholourie, and Seafood Creole
Explore three authentic Caribbean recipes from Rawlston Williams' new cookbook: Jamaican jerk chicken, Trinidadian pholourie, and Haitian seafood Creole.
Recycling Policy: Hidden Tax on Canadian Groceries
Dr. Sylvain Charlebois reveals how Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) recycling programs are quietly adding 0.3-0.8% to food inflation, acting as a hidden tax on consumers.
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Healthy Lawn Controls Dew Worms Effectively
Dew worms can make lawns bumpy. Expert Gerald Filipski explains how aeration, dethatching, and proper watering keep them under control. Also tips on wireworms in potatoes.
Sask. Seeding at 16%, Still Behind Average
Saskatchewan seeding progress reaches 16% as of May 14, 2026, but remains behind the five-year average. Farmers face delays due to wet conditions and looming heavy rain.
Solar Project Sparks Farmland Fears in Northern Ontario
A proposed solar project in Sables-Spanish Rivers Township divides residents who accuse council of failing to protect agricultural land from development.
Paddlers Urged to Prepare for Cold Water Risks This Victoria Day
With Victoria Day weekend approaching, authorities urge paddlers to prepare for cold water conditions. River Canard temperatures remain dangerously low, posing risks to boaters and swimmers.
Ontario Auctioneer Wins National Fast-Talk Championship
Doug Jacob from Mitchell, Ont., won the national livestock auctioneer championship with his rapid-fire style, beating competitors from across Canada.
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Parents Fear Closure of Regina Daycare Amid Funding Crisis
Parents of children at the Regina Early Learning Centre are rallying support to prevent its closure due to financial instability, calling for stable government funding.
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