Join the Carpenter St. Croix Valley Nature Center for a hands-on Xcel Day of Service this Saturday—help harvest pumpkins and maintain trails across hundreds of acres, all while supporting a vital non-profit that relies on volunteers to keep its educational programs and apple orchard thriving. Plus, catch their annual fundraising gala this Sunday—your ticket to nature, community, and a cause that’s saving money and souls.

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The Minnesota State Fair may be over, but the flavor fest continues this fall! Iconic fair eats like Original Apple Fries, Lemochi’s Tanghulu, Tot Boss’ loaded elote tots, and Minneapple Pie’s deep-fried delights are hitting festivals, stadiums, and car shows across the Twin Cities. Roon’s Savories’ savory waffle cones and Sweet Martha’s frozen cookie dough are also widely available. Plus, vendors like French Meadow Bakery and Que Viet now have year-round brick-and-mortar spots. For art lovers, the Minneapolis Institute of Art is showcasing top crop art pieces from the fair until November. The fair’s magic? Still alive — just look closer this fall.

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The U.S. is slamming the brakes on Canadian goods—dairy, booze, motorcycles—with a three-week deadline, retaliating after Canada slapped $20 billion in tariffs on American imports. This isn’t just another trade spat; it’s escalating tensions over long-standing issues like dairy quotas and lumber subsidies. Canada’s provinces had already banned U.S. alcohol, sparking this U.S. countermove. Prime Minister Trudeau admits short-term pain but sees opportunity: Canada’s pushing to invest domestically and diversify trade, aiming for export growth that could double in a decade. Talks with the EU are heating up as he heads there soon to strengthen ties without full membership. Behind closed doors, diplomacy continues—but Canada’s message is clear: no more relying solely on the U.S. economy.

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