A proposed Langley bylaw stating that riders must carry equipment to remove manure while on rides was quashed due to practicality and safety concerns.

Thanks to a citizen noticing a troubling proposal on the Langley city council's agenda, horses will not be banned from all public roads.

Never mind planes and boats – you can visit Sable Island from the comfort of home thanks to Parks Canada's new digital exhibits.

The prestigious tour celebrating the beauty of the Arabian horse will include a stop in Brandon, Manitoba in August.

A new report by biologist and wildlife researcher Wayne McCrory exposes the lack of science or evidence to support a cull.

The new diagnostic equipment means that horse owners won't have to travel out-of-province to have their horses scanned.

A fire, a crash, and breakdowns are making it difficult for Maritime Standardbred owners to shuttle their horses to the races by ferry.

A public plea for help to evacuate over 75 horses trapped by wildfires near the Alberta town prompted an overwhelming response from horse people.

Riders must share the paths with hikers, runners, and cyclists on the Confederation Trail, some of whom are worried about their impact.

The Provincial Foundations Officials Course offers online training for individuals interested in becoming grass roots-level horse show judges.

The society's goal is to restore the Newfoundland Pony numbers and create a place for the public to meet them.

The life-size model greeted shoppers at Diamond H Tack until he was stolen in a brazen daytime snatch-and-run.

The province’s only collegiate rodeo team won the championships in pole bending, steer wrestling and tie-down roping.

Hugh Graham and Cindy Ishoy are among the clinicians; Lorie Duff will be the first woman to judge the exciting Trainers Showdown.

The test run last year was not popular with some cyclists and hikers; the 2022 version will include an educational component for them.