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Hickory Farms Makes a Delicious Return to Casper’s Eastridge Mall

Hickory Farms Makes a Delicious Return to Casper’s Eastridge Mall

As the holiday season shifts from Halloween to Thanksgiving and Christmas, more and more stores are opening up in the Eastridge Mall. READ MORE: Seasonal Christmas Store Now Open at the Eastridge Mall Today (Wednesday, November 5th, 2025), the...

Owner:  Townsquare Media
Canadian Cyber Centre Warns of Hacktivists Breaching Critical Infrastructure via Internet-Exposed ICS Devices

Canadian Cyber Centre Warns of Hacktivists Breaching Critical Infrastructure via Internet-Exposed ICS Devices

The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (CCCS) is warning of increased malicious activity from hacktivists targeting critical infrastructure, which could have potentially severe safety risks. The Cyber Centre reports that it has received numerous...

Owner:  Rezonen Pte. Ltd.
Kelowna, British Columbia designated as Canada’s first UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy
Canada Strong Budget focuses on building an economy that is more self-sufficient and less relient on global shocks

Canada Strong Budget focuses on building an economy that is more self-sufficient and less relient on global shocks

The Liberal government's first budget in 18 months is projecting a $78 billion deficit for 2025-26. The budget also calls for a Comprehensive Expenditure Review including a 15 per cent cut across most departments. In order to meet that target...

Owner:  Elmer Hildebrand
Canadian corn maze celebrates martyr, 500 years of Anabaptism

Canadian corn maze celebrates martyr, 500 years of Anabaptism

Visitors to Youth Farm Corn Maze in Rosthern, Sask., had the opportunity to lose themselves in Anabaptist history in October. To celebrate the 500th anniversary of Anabaptism, this year’s maze featured a six-acre depiction of Anabaptist martyr...

Owner:  Anabaptist World (Non-profit)
JOURNALISTS TRAINED ON WOMEN FARMERS RIGHTS IN LESOTHO

JOURNALISTS TRAINED ON WOMEN FARMERS RIGHTS IN LESOTHO

by LENANovember 5, 2025November 5, 2025076 Share0 MASERU–The Transformation Resource Centre (TRC), in collaboration with the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI), has invited journalists to a two-day training workshop focusing on ethical...

Owner:  Lesotho Government
Pennsylvania farmers discuss free trade, high costs and what Washington, D.C., can do to help
Yakimishen standing out in Canadian manufacturing scene

Yakimishen standing out in Canadian manufacturing scene

The role manufacturing plays in rural economies often goes unnoticed, especially in areas where agriculture dominates the scene. But Ritz Machine Works Inc. in Dauphin was drawn out of the shadows recently when it’s Director of Operations, Bryan...

Owner:  Gilroy Family
More avian flu detected in Michigan and Quebec

More avian flu detected in Michigan and Quebec

Highly pathogenic avian influenza continues to be discovered in commercial poultry flocks in the United States and Canada, with the latest confirmed cases in Michigan and Quebec. Avian flu in Michigan The United States Department of Agriculture...

Owner:  Watt Family
Grain Growers of Canada give federal budget a passing grade

Grain Growers of Canada give federal budget a passing grade

The 2025 federal budget delivered a mix of good news and ongoing challenges for farmers. Grain Growers of Canada Executive Director Kyle Larkin says there are several positive developments in the new budget, particularly around tax policy and...

Owner:  Elmer Hildebrand
ENT: Ontario's Farmerettes focus of new documentary

ENT: Ontario's Farmerettes focus of new documentary

Breadcrumb Trail Links Entertainment Local Entertainment Local News Georgia Harmer, Elisapie among the many concerts on the slate, and the first holiday special is coming to town this week, too. Bonnie Sitter and Inverary's Inge Moyer in a still...

Owner:  Anthony Melchiorre
Fresno County regains title of number one agriculture region in California
Some support, most opposed permitting for two large hog farms

Some support, most opposed permitting for two large hog farms

The Crawford County Land Conservation Committee held a public hearing regarding the application for two large, confined, hog operations in Marietta Township on Tuesday, Oct. 14. Seven people spoke in favor of approving the application, and 118...

Owner:  Charles H. Morris
Soybean agreement is encouraging but details need to be seen, ND Farmers Union president says

Soybean agreement is encouraging but details need to be seen, ND Farmers Union president says

JAMESTOWN — An agreement for China to purchase U.S. soybeans is a positive step for North Dakota farmers, but details of the trade deal need to be seen, according to the president of North Dakota Farmers Union. “That's something that we did need...

Owner:  Marcil-Black Family
Federal budget delivers funding for Winnipeg projects, Prairie farmers and northern infrastructure

Federal budget delivers funding for Winnipeg projects, Prairie farmers and northern infrastructure

Manitoba is set to receive a share of new federal spending aimed at strengthening local communities, boosting Prairie agriculture and supporting northern development, according to details in the 2025 federal budget tabled Tuesday in Ottawa.Article...

Owner:  Kevin Klein
Horizon Aircraft selects Pratt & Whitney Canada’s PT6A engine for hybrid eVTOL

Horizon Aircraft selects Pratt & Whitney Canada’s PT6A engine for hybrid eVTOL

Collaboration between two Canadian aerospace leaders strengthens future of domestic advanced air mobility development. Horizon Aircraft’s Cavorite X7 eVTOL aircraft. Image courtesy of Horizon Aircraft. In a move that calls attention to Canada’s...

Owner:  Annex Business Media Employees
Trump tariffs on trial: What’s at stake for markets and farm input prices

Trump tariffs on trial: What’s at stake for markets and farm input prices

The Supreme Court on Wednesday heard a challenge to President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs. A ruling that goes against the administration could shake global markets, while also carrying implications for agricultural commodities and farm input...

Owner:  Prescott Shibles
Despite war, Ukrainian agribusiness has advantages that ensure its stability – Agrohub study

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