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Experimental Acres program highlights on-farm sustainability

Farming · Clinton

Experimental Acres program highlights on-farm sustainability

94% Right coverage: 16 sources

Grey County’s Experimental Acres program is driving sustainable farming forward.See the Story

School Buses Running in Ottawa on Friday, Buses Cancelled in Parts of Eastern Ontario — A yellow school bus in Kitchener, Ontario featuring a prominent stop sign. by Alwin Johnson/Pexels / Pexels

Education · Ontario

School Buses Running in Ottawa on Friday, Buses Cancelled in Parts of Eastern Ontario

79% Left coverage: 14 sources

Few Hundred People Remain in Kashechewan as Water Crisis Force Evacuations

Evacuations · Kashechewan

Few Hundred People Remain in Kashechewan as Water Crisis Force Evacuations

78% Left coverage: 9 sources

Only a few hundred people remain in a northern Ontario First Nation community after failures of local water supply and sewage systems forced many to evacuate their homes. Kashechewan First Nation’s executive director Tyson Wesley says about 400 people will be left in the 2,200-member community by Sunday. Officials at the fly-in community that’s located […]See the Story

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