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Summertime is around the corner; and gardeners are excited to dig into the soil and start growing fruits and vegetables that can be used as side dishes on the 4th of July among other picnics and part … read more

For the last century, the vast majority (80 percent) of the softwood lumber produced in Canada has been imported to the United States. These forest products are used to build homes and make paper pro … read more

Aerial drones will be banned, dog leashes made mandatory and small group picnics allowed inside Canada's 55 national wilderness areas under a proposed overhaul of rules governing access to federal wi … read more

This must be the week for rare wildlife sightings. A real estate agent in Michigan spotted a rare black deer in his backyard; and now a white bear cub has been photographed in Kananaskis, Alberta by … read more

Up until recently, the Lone Star Tick was predominately found in the southeastern part of the United States; but recent news shows that this type of tick species is moving faster throughout parts of … read more