Sarah McGoldrick

Toronto

Contributing Editor at Vision Monday

Journalist at Freelance

Writer at Farmtario

🇨🇦 Journalist reporting on Health, Lifestyle and Real Estate. Contributing Editor @VisionMonday

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Articles

Apiarists keeping an eye on smoky skies

3 weeks ago | farmtario.com | Sarah McGoldrick

Ontario apiarists are keeping a close eye on their bee hives as smoke from wildfires in western Canada are blanketing the province and leading to air quality warnings. Although not much is known about how smoke from wildfires affects bees, an Ontario beekeeper says there are several precautions apiarists can take to minimize health risks to the bees, as well as to themselves. Why it matters: Smoke from wildfires could affect the health of bees and beekeepers.
As E-Cigarette Usage Increases, So Does the Risk of Vision Loss

3 weeks ago | visionmonday.com | Sarah McGoldrick

Vaping, also known as the use of e-cigarettes, was once considered a safer alternative to smoking, but new research is showing that vapers, like regular cigarette smokers, are also vulnerable to eye disease and vision loss from the habit.
As E-Cigarette Usage Increases, So Does the Chance of Vision Loss

3 weeks ago | visionmonday.com | Sarah McGoldrick

Vaping, also known as the use of e-cigarettes, was once considered a safer alternative to smoking, but new research is showing that vapers, like regular cigarette smokers, are also vulnerable to eye disease and vision loss from the habit.
RONA launches wildfire support efforts

3 weeks ago | hardlines.ca | Sarah McGoldrick

RONA inc., is once again lending a helping hand to communities affected by forest fires in Western Canada. Until June 30, 2025, RONA+ and RONA corporate stores in Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan will be collecting donations for victims of the forest fires that have been raging in these provinces over the past few days. The RONA Foundation will then donate these funds to the Canadian Red Cross, which provides immediate and ongoing assistance to Canadians in need.
Steel and aluminum tariffs have industry on edge

3 weeks ago | hardlines.ca | Sarah McGoldrick

The latest round of tariffs targeting Canadian steel and aluminum is drawing ire from across the industry. At a rate of $1,349.50 per metric ton, the tariff effectively makes Canadian exports to the U.S. economically unviable, according to a statement from the Aluminium Association of Canada (which uses the international spelling for the metal).
Wet, cool spring raises replanting concerns

3 weeks ago | farmtario.com | Sarah McGoldrick

A cool, wet spring is prompting some farmers to consider replanting, but most early planted corn and soybeans will likely grow through any stunting and corkscrewing. With the exception of Northern Ontario, most regions in the province received more than 80 mm of rain in May, with some areas reaching 90 mm. In addition to the wet weather, temperatures continue to remain below average in many regions.
From tragedy to training

3 weeks ago | farmtario.com | Sarah McGoldrick

The Walkerton Water Crisis led to an overhaul of source water protection in Canada. Prior to the crisis, which resulted in the deaths of at least seven people, water monitoring focused on ecological aspects rather than the protection of drinking water against contamination. Why It Matters: The Walkerton Water Crisis put a lens on the importance of protecting drinking water.
Walkerton water crisis ignited collaborative effort to protect water in Ontario

3 weeks ago | farmtario.com | Sarah McGoldrick

The Walkerton Inquiry resulted in widespread changes to the regulations governing water quality in Ontario. It brought together governments and land stewards such as farmers in a collaborative effort to keep drinking water safe. One of the most significant pieces of legislation instituted as a result of the inquiry’s findings was the Clean Water Act, 2006, known as Bill 43.
RONA adds 14 stores to its air conditioner take-back program

3 weeks ago | hardlines.ca | Sarah McGoldrick

RONA inc. has announced it is now taking back used air conditioners at 14 of its corporate stores in Quebec until the end of September. The move begins the second phase of the pilot project it launched in four stores last year. Organized in collaboration with its partner, GoRecycle, RONA’s program ensures that cooling appliances are properly recycled.
Canadian Tire completes Helly Hansen sale

3 weeks ago | hardlines.ca | Sarah McGoldrick

Canadian Tire Corp. (CTC) has completed the previously announced sale of Helly Hansen to Kontoor Brands this week. In February, Hardlines reported, the company announced it had reached the deal, valued at nearly $1.3 billion. Kontoor, based in North Carolina, is the parent of the Lee, Wrangler, and Rock & Republic denim brands.