Wing Craze Across Nations Drives Sky High Chicken Demand
The piece notes Americans consumed 22 billion chicken wings in 2023 with 11 billion chickens required to supply that demand, while U S poultry output reached 38.84 million metric tons. It cites 92 million birds killed since 2022 due to avian flu, outbreaks in dairy farms, and calls for lab grown meat as a safer alternative to preserve wing enjoyment.
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US National Chicken Council
North American
Iowa
Minnesota
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Health and
Remembering Normandy Heroes and Canadian Troops
Remembering the June 6 1944 Normandy landings when heavy equipment weights and obstacles challenged assault troops. Local Canadian units like the Royal Winnipeg Rifles and Fort Garry Horse mobilized for active service while part time militia trained new members in armouries and drill halls.
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Normandy
France
Canada
Royal Winnipeg Rifles
Fort Garry Horse
Veterans honored with France’s Legion of Honour for liberating France
The text recalls D–Day to Paris victory by Canadian forces, noting key battles such as Bourguébus Ridge and Caen, and the 5021 Canadian lives lost. It highlights declining veteran numbers and the Embassy of France in Canada awarding the Legion of Honour to these liberators.
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Juno Beach
Normandy
France
Paris
Bourguébus Ridge
Carpiquet
Caen
Falaise “Gap
Vaucelles
Verriéres Ridge
National Order of the Legion of Honour
Canada
Canceling historic figures harms lessons from the past
The piece argues against erasing historical icons for imperfect beliefs, noting that many contributed to progress while holding flawed views. It cites a famed Indian activist advising non-violence to German Jews after Kristallnacht, illustrating how complex legacies often mix achievement with error.
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Canada
Commemoration of D-Day Sacrifices by Churchill Society Calgary
The Sir Winston Churchill Society of Calgary will mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day, honoring the 15,000 Canadian participants in the Normandy invasion. On June 6, 960 Canadian soldiers were killed or wounded, as the body of history prompts reflection on complex legacies and the progress toward greater rights.
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Canada
Sir
Winston Churchill Society of
Calgary
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