A woman soars during blanket toss in Utqiagvik during Nalukataq on June 27. (Marc Lester/DNA) UTQIAĠVIK — Whaler Kunneak Nageak stood tall in the middle of Simmonds Field next to the long wooden tables loaded with whale meat. Dozens of servers were ready to pass the bounty to the crowd in Utqiaġvik. “I think we’re … Read more
We’ve got a big long weekend ahead, Edmonton! And naturally, we want you to fill it to the brim with exciting options around town. Obviously we’ve got Canada Day to look forward to, but sun in the forecast means that we can keep the excitement going all weekend long. Here are the 10 best things … Read more
Boom, boom, boom — watch the Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular online to see a show even brighter than the moon, moon, moon. The iconic fireworks over the New York City skyline once again celebrates Independence Day. This year’s fireworks display will launch more than 48,000 shells and effects in 30 different shapes and … Read more
The Wyoming Natural Diversity Database (WYNDD) at the University of Wyoming has released a new field guide on Wyoming thistles, designed to assist those who work or recreate outdoors in identifying native and nonnative thistles. Titled “Wyoming Thistle Field Guide” and published in partnership with UW Extension, the pocket-sized guide features photos and descriptions of … Read more
Kids were eager to enjoy some cake at Davison Orchard during Canada Day celebrations Friday, July 1. (Contributed) Looking for something to do this Canada Day? There’s lots happening across the North Okanagan, including full-day events in Vernon and Armstrong. (Armstrong Canada Day file photo) There’s no shortage of ways to celebrate this fine country … Read more
VANCOUVER, B.C., July 1, 2022 /CNW/ – The Yumy Candy Company Inc., (CSE: TYUM) (“Yumy” or the “Company”) Canada’s first publicly traded low sugar, plant-based confectionery company, is pleased to announce its partnership with Sungiven Foods, a top-quality large Asian conglomerate supermarket chain with more than 200 stores and over 3,000 employees worldwide. The partnership … Read more
From firework celebrations to powwows, people in New Brunswick are choosing to mark Canada Day their own way. Most cities and towns in the province are having family-friendly outdoor celebrations. Saint John, Moncton, Fredericton, Tabusintac, Burtts Corner and others will be putting on firework displays. Here are a few of the events planned for July … Read more
‘Steveston is like this magical space of fresh ocean air,’ said director of circus company. Towering lumberjacks, jugglers and entertainers on a giant unicycle are only a few of many circus acts planned for this weekend’s Steveston Salmon Festival. Entertainers with NZR Productions, an international circus company, are excited to return to Steveston for the … Read more
Kitimat Elementary School nationally recognized for sustainable rhubarb shortcake recipe Kildala Elementary School was one of only four schools across recognized for their sustainable recipe Kildala Elementary School was one of only four schools across Canada to win Cheese4Change and receive a $5,000 prize. Cheese4Change launched this year and is a national program that aims … Read more
Minister of Health Jean-Yves Duclos announces new food labeling in Ottawa on June 30. Canada will require that companies add nutrition warnings to the front of pre-packaged food with high levels of saturated fat, sugar or sodium, starting in 2026.Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press After six years of contentious negotiations, Health Canada has officially finalized its … Read more
