Tomatoes
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Make the most out of Manitoba’s harvest with these locally inspired recipesFour fall recipes from local Manitoba Chefs that use fresh fall ingredients.LifestyleOct 1, 2020
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Manitoba gardeners should harvest before possible frost on Tuesday: ExpertStewart says other plants to bring in as we move toward fall include herbs such as basil, as well as melons and summer squash.CanadaSep 6, 2020
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Sandwich order gone wrong? Peel police say it’s not a reason to call 911Peel police tweeted the audio of the call to educate people about when to call 911.Sep 21, 2019
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Think you can finish it? Nova Scotia eatery serves enormous six-pound donairRestaurant owner Justin Ayre said the contest has attracted attention from across the country, and videos documenting attempts have been viewed thousands of times on the shop's Facebook page.CanadaFeb 21, 2018
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Armed guards watch over Indian vegetable market after tomato heist, amid price rise fearsThe unusual sight was prompted by the theft of some 300 kilograms of tomatoes in Mumbai, amid rapidly skyrocketing prices.TrendingJul 22, 2017
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Toronto police searching for ‘naked tomato thief’ seen in residential backyardToronto police were called around 8 p.m. Friday with a report of a naked man who was seen washing off with a hose in a backyard. The man also allegedly took tomatoes from the garden.CrimeAug 27, 2016
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How does your garden grow? Edmonton experts say growing conditions are perfectWhile it was a dry start to the growing season in Edmonton and across much of Alberta, recent rain mixed with a lot of sun has many gardeners celebrating.FeaturesJul 4, 2016
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Lethbridge community gardens growing in popularityThere is a long list of people waiting to grab one of the 95 community garden plots available to rent in the industrial park on the north side.EnvironmentJun 22, 2016
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State of emergency declared after moths eat 80 per cent of tomato crops in Nigerian stateA state government in Nigeria has declared a state of emergency after 80 per cent of its tomato crops was destroyed by moths in under a month.WorldMay 24, 2016
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