News Centre
Agriculture News Channel
Records 1 to 50 of 1190
| Next | Last |
 One refinery to produce low-calorie sweetners and anti-freeze, with sugar made at the other. |
 $16M project will see wharf, docking area expanded in Canada's Prettiest Town 
|
 Closing Ceremonies were held Thursday at Chesley District Community School.
|
 Four Owen Sound area schools will hold ceremonies today and tomorrow before closing. |
 Square Brew says suds will be available across the region in the coming weeks.
|
 County Roads 12, 25 to be reduced to 50 km/h, from Sept 4-29.
|
 Hospice officials eyeing possible farm, house at future four-bed residentia hospice.
|
 Raw Milk farmer awaits Judges ruling in Newmarket. |
 Ben Lobb says newly-elected Conservative leader is well-position to advise on trade issues.
|
 York Region and OMAFRA want an injunction to stop production on the Durham area farm. |
 Bruce County & the Bruce County Federation of Agriculture on the same page over school closures. |
 York Region and OMAFRA want an injunction to stop production on the Durham area farm.
|
 Senior Climatologist says Midwestern Ontario saw 30-40% more rain than normal.
|
 Thursday May 25th is the first day of the farmers' market in downtown Shelburne. |
 Season-opening farmers market kicks off with petting zoo at Libro Credit Union. |
 Tenant Administrator says friction with municipal, county officials sparked move out of Huron.
|
 Over 300 people attend annual BBQ to hear from Conservative leadership candidates
|
 Bluewater Angel Investors want to help aspiring entrepreneurs and boost economy. |
 career fair at Blue Mountain today |
 Tory MPP Lisa Thompson says new budget offers little for Huron, Bruce counties.
|
 County expects to recover some costs in increased spending on September IPM, in Walton.
|
 Listowel-based TV series promoting upcoming International Plowing Match. |
 Board Chair Jim Lynn says expanding high speed internet will make region more competitive.
|
 A Bruce County medical marijuana grower says legalizing marijuana in 2018 is the right thing to do.
|
 Economic Development Board Chair says broadband will have positive impact on agri-food, manufacturing. |
 Beavercrest reverted to one year reprieve, Chesley to lose Grades 9 thru 12 & no change in Paisley.
|
 Canadian Bioceutical Corp. wants a grow-op at the old PPG plant; so far, it's a no go
|
 High-speed internet project requests over $670 thousand from Huron County.
|
 Officials expect to serve roughly 6,700 hungry patrons this year's event.
|
 Canadian Garden Council recommends a visit to town's gardens for Canada's 150th birthday. |
 Council has delayed approval of a proposed subdivision in the northwest of Hanover
|
 Huron County Health Unit to drop rabies vaccine baits, after rabid calf found near Blyth. |
 Tory MP Ben Lobb says budget lacks stewardship, incentives for rural Canadians.
|
 Health officials say it's the third rabies case in Perth County in several months. |
 The OFA is pushing the provincial government to supply natural gas to rural areas |
 It was a full house in Elmwood Saturday as OFA members talk with politicians.
|
 Cellulosic Sugar Producers' Co-operative to meet in Varna this week, looking for suppliers. |
 The obstruction trial of Michael Schmidt and two others resumes tomorrow in Walkerton |
 The case involving Michael Schmidt and others on obstruction will resume on Friday. |
 The award recognizes outstanding contributions to farming and farm life in Grey and Bruce. |
 Health officials say calf and herd have been quarantined, following rabies discovery.
|
 Ontario government initiative to support small distillers and cideries including a local one. |
 Trial begins next week after people allegedly tried to block a raid on a raw milk farm last year.
|
 Many residents say closing Paisley Central would gut the community. |
 Ontario Gaming has cut one race off the season, and reduced funding to Balanced Image race.
|
 Tory MPP Lisa Thompson was critical of the province, as members returned to Queen's Park.
|
 Thompson appointed as party's Critic for International Trade, and Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation.
|
 Properties along the Ausable River drainage area eligible for funding.
|
 4.33% increase on county levy, meaning extra $4 for homeowners, $142 for farmers.
|
 Due to popularity, the non-profit organization is looking for money to help it operate. |
