High Rise Honey: Bringing Honey Bee Awareness to the World

Spring Bees – minimum 3-pound package of live bees

These bees are government inspected to be top-quality at the time they reach you. Each brood has gone through three cycles before shipment, so you know it’s healthy. These New Zealand bees can be picked up or shipped by Canada Post.

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Article source: HiveWorld.ca

We all have a jar of honey in our pantries. We stir it into hot cups of tea, spread it on toast or take a spoonful of it when we’re feeling ill. But have you thought about spreading it on your face or using it as a hair treatment?

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Article by Allison Dunfield, Special Advertising Feature for Global News

Petition to Ginette Petitpas Taylor, Minister of Health Canada re: national ban on the use of all forms of neonicotinoid pesticides in agriculture, horticulture, turf production and golf courses.

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Article source: Ban With a Plan.org / Petition Letter

Three-year project catalogued local flora that sent bees abuzz. Bee a Citizen Scientist, a local project focused on studying local pollinators, wrapped up last month following three years of work.

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Article by Todd Sullivan courtesy of Kamloops This Week

Analyzing the honey of urban bees can help scientists pinpoint pollutants. Honey from urban honey bees can help pinpoint the sources of environmental pollutants.

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Article by Hina Alam courtesy of The Canadian Press