Flags lowered in honour of officers who have died in the line of duty
Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day this Sunday
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Local News Police Foundations students gain on-the-job insights
Timmins Police Traffic Section Const. Darren McGaghran was invited this week to address a class of students enrolled in the Police Foundations program at Northern College in Timmins. -
Local News Sudbury-area MPPs say province needs to step up
Too many businesses struggling to stay alive, they say, and won't without provincial funding
Farmers' groups seek lower threshold to trigger risk-management payments
Ontario’s agriculture leaders are calling on the federal government to make changes to a key risk-management program to help farmers survive the volatile markets created by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Markets Lufa Farms doubles capacity with world's largest rooftop farm
Lufa Farms announces the launch of its fourth commercial rooftop greenhouse in the borough of Saint-Laurent, Montreal, and the world's largest rooftop greenhouse. -
Crops Corn rootworm population is building
Corn rootworm populations have increased, prompting crop specialist Tracy Baute to advise farmers to make some management changes.
Farmers feel railroaded by new crossings regulations
Rural property owners could be left bearing the brunt of the costs to upgrade railway crossings on their land to meet new regulations, despite the tracks being owned by independent ...
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Farm News Provincial funding for fall fairs seen as helpful to small ones, but too little for ...
The Ontario government is providing nearly $1 million in funding to help fall fairs cancelled due to the pandemic, as an industry umbrella group forecasts one in 10 could be ... -
Farm News Knock on wood: Dismantling old barns boon for new business
Tyler Slowski's wood reclaiming business seldom gets a break, as he says there's constant demand for wood from old barns on the Prairies.
