OPP Seize Drugs and $7K Cash in Ottawa Traffic Stop
Ontario Provincial Police seized drugs and approximately $7,000 in cash during a traffic stop on Highway 417 in Ottawa. The incident occurred recently, leading to charges.
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2026 Agriculture Scholarship Winners Revealed at Sask. Legislature
Four students awarded scholarships for agriculture work. Carson Green won top prize of $6,000 at Saskatchewan Legislature ceremony.
Nova Scotia Campsites 2026 Opening Dates: What Campers Need
Find out when Nova Scotia campsites open in 2026, including reservation tips, fees, and what's new this season. Plan your camping trip now.
Even in North Korea, Parking Spots Are Taken
A humorous yet insightful look at parking frustrations worldwide, from North Korea to Canada, highlighting universal challenges and cultural quirks.
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P.E.I. Offers $3M to Oyster Fishers Hit by MSX, Dermo
Prince Edward Island announces $3 million in support for oyster fishers impacted by MSX and Dermo diseases, aiming to mitigate economic losses and sustain the industry.
Motorcyclist Killed in Vaughan Collision on Dufferin Street
A motorcyclist died in a collision on Dufferin Street near Hwy. 407 in Vaughan. The road is closed in both directions for investigation.
Yan's Restaurant Brings Armenian and Georgian Cuisine to Ottawa
Yan's Restaurant in Ottawa's ByWard Market offers authentic Armenian and Georgian dishes, including khinkali dumplings, khachapuri bread, and kebab platters.
CAA Quebec Names Gatineau Road Worst in Province
CAA Quebec's annual worst roads list places a Gatineau street at the top. Voters across the province weighed in on potholes, congestion, and safety concerns.
2 hospitalised after flatbed, dump truck crash in Etobicoke
Two people were injured and taken to hospital following a collision between a flatbed truck and a dump truck in Etobicoke. The incident occurred on May 12, 2026.
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P.E.I. Gas Prices Surpass $2 Per Litre Mark
Prince Edward Island gas prices have risen above $2 per litre for the first time, impacting residents and businesses across the province amid global energy trends.
Rising Input Costs Challenge Southern Alberta Farmers
Southern Alberta farmers face soaring input costs during seeding, threatening profitability. The rising expenses may make it harder than ever to break even this summer.
N.S. Food Bank Users Empty-Handed as Fuel Costs Strain Donors
Rising fuel costs in Nova Scotia are straining food bank donations, leaving many users without essential supplies. Christ Church food bank in Dartmouth reports increased demand and decreased contributions.
Halifax Grain Elevator Deal Boosts Farmer Optimism
Farmers in Nova Scotia are optimistic after the Halifax Grain Elevator signed a two-year agreement with the Port of Halifax, ensuring continued grain exports and economic stability.
Collingwood Farmers' Market Starts 23rd Season Saturday
The Collingwood Downtown Farmers' Market returns for its 23rd season this Saturday, May 16, offering local produce, artisan goods, and community spirit.
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3 Teens Charged with Aggravated Assault in Red Deer
Three teenagers from Edmonton have been charged with aggravated assault following an incident in Red Deer. The RCMP investigation is ongoing.
War-Linked Fertilizer Issues Pose Modest Food Inflation Risk
A TD report indicates that food inflation risks from war-induced fertilizer disruptions are modest, with limited impact on Canadian food prices expected.
Saskatchewan Boosts Safety and Mental Health for Spring Seeding
The Government of Saskatchewan urges producers to prioritize mental health and safe equipment handling as spring seeding begins.
Couple Jailed for Locking Children at Home for Over 3 Years
A US-German couple was sentenced to prison in Spain for locking their children at home for more than three years, depriving them of education and medical care.
BASF Safety Scouts Marks Five Years of Farm Safety for Kids
BASF Agricultural Solutions celebrates the fifth anniversary of its Safety Scouts program, providing free farm safety kits to Canadian families during CASA Kids FarmSafe Week.
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Mosaic Withdraws 2026 Phosphate Forecast, Curtails Production
Mosaic Company withdraws its 2026 phosphate output forecast and curtails production due to rising costs, impacting the fertilizer market.
Fertilizer Costs Threaten Farm Profits, Could Wipe Out Growers
Surging fertilizer prices due to Middle East conflict could slash Saskatchewan farm profits by 30% in 2027, threatening family farms and sparking calls for government aid.
Calgary Gardeners: Drought-Resistant Plants Tips
Experts share how Calgarians can create beautiful, drought-resistant gardens using native plants, smart watering, and eco-friendly practices to thrive in Calgary's climate.
Fridge or Pantry? Food Storage Myths Debunked
Experts clarify which foods need refrigeration for safety versus quality, revealing surprising items best stored in the fridge or pantry.
BASF Commissions New Fermentation Plant for Biotech Crop Protection
BASF Agricultural Solutions has commissioned a new fermentation plant in Ludwigshafen for biological crop protection products, investing high double-digit millions to boost production flexibility and supply chain resilience.
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51% of Italians Choose Made-in-Italy Food, But 48% Reduce Spending
A new CIA survey reveals 51% of Italians prioritize origin over price, yet 48% have cut food spending due to rising costs. Generational divides and Italian sounding concerns also emerge.
Windsor Police Rescue Two After Boat Capsizes
Windsor police marine unit rescued two boaters in their 50s after their vessel capsized near Peche Island. Both were wearing lifejackets but struggled in strong currents and high winds.
Motorcyclist Dies in Scarborough Crash on May 10
A motorcyclist died after a two-vehicle collision near Orton Park and Ellesmere roads in Scarborough on May 10. Police are investigating the cause.
Ottawa Police Bust Mobile Teen Drinking Party
Ottawa police stopped a rented U-Haul van with 12 youths drinking inside, part of a crackdown on stunt driving. The 17-year-old driver was charged.
Motorcycle Dangles from Traffic Light After B.C. Crash
A motorcycle was left hanging from a traffic light standard after a crash in Delta, B.C. No serious injuries were reported in the unusual incident.
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Saskatchewan Farmers Hit by Flooding and Fuel Costs
Saskatchewan farmers are grappling with severe flooding and soaring fuel costs, creating a 'nightmare' scenario that threatens crops and livelihoods.
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