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Economic Times
20-06-2025
- Climate
- Economic Times
Second body found after Banff rockslide; search called off at Bow Glacier Falls
AP A helicopter is seen close to the scene of a rock slide near Bow Glacier Falls, north of Lake Louise, Alta. in Banff National Park on Thursday, June 19, 2025. (Larry MacDougal/The Canadian Press via AP) The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) recovered a second body on Friday morning following Thursday's deadly rockslide near Bow Glacier Falls. A massive rockfall swept down a mountainside on Thursday, close to Bow Glacier Falls on the Icefields Parkway, roughly 124 miles northwest of Calgary. The incident initially claimed one life and injured three hikers. Emergency crews responded immediately, including STARS Air Ambulance and the RCMP. Two injured hikers were airlifted to Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary, and another was taken by ambulance. Their conditions were not released. Also Read: Rockslide at Bow Glacier Falls leaves one dead, several injured as rescues underway in Banff National Park Authorities confirmed one hiker, a retired occupational therapist from the University of Alberta, was killed at the scene. On Friday morning, rescue teams resumed the search and discovered a second deceased hiker. Park officials stated that no additional hikers are missing. No unidentified vehicles were at the trailhead, indicating that the victims were among those already reported. RCMP confirmed that the next of kin have been notified. Parks Canada has urged the public to avoid the area around Bow Lake and Icefields Parkway. Airspace over the site remains closed to facilitate rescue teams. The Icefields Parkway remains open, though travel delays are expected. Geotechnical engineers are conducting slope stability assessments, and infrared drone flights are underway to ensure no further victims officials, including Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, expressed their condolences. 'We are thinking of all those involved and wishing for their safety as we await further details,' she said. The Bow Glacier Falls trail is a 9 km moderate-grade hiking route along Bow Lake. It is popular with families and day hikers. Also Read: Why General Mills discontinued cereals like Medley Crunch and Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios About 400 kilometers south of Bow Glacier Falls, the tragic rockslide in Frank, Alberta, on April 29, 1903, reminds us of the dangers of such just two minutes, 110 million tons of limestone fell from Turtle Mountain, burying parts of the town, the Canadian Pacific Railway, and a coal mine, resulting in at least 70 deaths. Remarkably, 17 miners escaped the rubble that day.
Time of India
20-06-2025
- Climate
- Time of India
Second body found after Banff rockslide; search called off at Bow Glacier Falls
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) recovered a second body on Friday morning following Thursday's deadly rockslide near Bow Glacier Falls. A massive rockfall swept down a mountainside on Thursday, close to Bow Glacier Falls on the Icefields Parkway , roughly 124 miles northwest of Calgary. The incident initially claimed one life and injured three hikers. Emergency crews responded immediately, including STARS Air Ambulance and the RCMP. Two injured hikers were airlifted to Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary, and another was taken by ambulance. Their conditions were not released. Also Read: Rockslide at Bow Glacier Falls leaves one dead, several injured as rescues underway in Banff National Park by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 혈압, 혈당, 고지혈로 고민이 많으신 분들만 읽어주세요. 메디셜 더 읽기 Undo Authorities confirmed one hiker, a retired occupational therapist from the University of Alberta , was killed at the scene. On Friday morning, rescue teams resumed the search and discovered a second deceased hiker. Live Events Park officials stated that no additional hikers are missing. No unidentified vehicles were at the trailhead, indicating that the victims were among those already reported. RCMP confirmed that the next of kin have been notified. Parks Canada has urged the public to avoid the area around Bow Lake and Icefields Parkway. Airspace over the site remains closed to facilitate rescue teams. The Icefields Parkway remains open, though travel delays are expected. Geotechnical engineers are conducting slope stability assessments, and infrared drone flights are underway to ensure no further victims remain. Local officials, including Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, expressed their condolences. 'We are thinking of all those involved and wishing for their safety as we await further details,' she said. The Bow Glacier Falls trail is a 9 km moderate-grade hiking route along Bow Lake. It is popular with families and day hikers. Also Read: Why General Mills discontinued cereals like Medley Crunch and Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios About 400 kilometers south of Bow Glacier Falls, the tragic rockslide in Frank, Alberta, on April 29, 1903, reminds us of the dangers of such events. In just two minutes, 110 million tons of limestone fell from Turtle Mountain, burying parts of the town, the Canadian Pacific Railway, and a coal mine, resulting in at least 70 deaths. Remarkably, 17 miners escaped the rubble that day.
Time of India
20-06-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Why General Mills discontinued cereals like Medley Crunch and Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios
This week, cereal lovers everywhere spotted empty shelf space where beloved Cheerios once stood and must be wondering why. General Mills confirmed that Honey Nut Cheerios Medley Crunch, Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios, and the 18‑oz size of Honey Nut Cheerios Minis have officially been discontinued, as reported by ABC News. While the smaller 10.8‑oz minis remain available, these full‑size options have been quietly phased out. On social media, disappointment surged. An anonymous cereal blogger first flagged the pull via Instagram, which spread quickly through Reddit and other fan forums. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Access all TV channels anywhere, anytime Techno Mag Learn More Undo On their website, these products have nearly 200 five‑star reviews for Medley Crunch and some 50 for Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios. They have built strong niche followings, but not enough to keep the products afloat, especially as newer, more profitable lines are replacing them. Why did General Mills discontinue the popular breakfast cereals? Live Events Though the company hasn't pinpointed a single reason, its statement cites three key factors: demand declines, ingredient sourcing issues, and ongoing supply‑chain constraints. General Mills clarified it must maintain 'high quality and competitive pricing,' hinting that production costs or complexity may no longer justify these lines amid a shifting portfolio. That shift appears strategic. Recent commentary in Fast Company highlights General Mills' refocus on protein‑enhanced offerings like the new Cheerios Protein cinnamon, strawberry, and cookies‑and‑cream flavors, alongside the revived Frosted Lemon Cheerios for summer. In effect, the company is prizing innovative, health‑and‑wellness aligned cereals over legacy indulgent flavors. Another possible driver is broader dietary pressures. Rising awareness of sugar, fat, and sodium in breakfast cereals, which experienced an 11 % increase in sugar content and may exceed 45 % of the American Heart Association's daily limit in a single bowl, has prompted industry players to reevaluate indulgent SKUs. Discontinuing richer formulas like Chocolate Peanut Butter and Medley Crunch could be a response to healthier consumer trends, regulatory scrutiny, or internal nutrition targets. General Mills continues to reassure fans that discontinued items aren't gone forever. In response to ABC News' query, it stated that much like Frosted Lemon Cheerios, which returned by popular demand, they continue to listen to their fans as they evolve their offerings.
USA Today
18-06-2025
- Business
- USA Today
General Mills discontinues 3 cereal flavors. See which ones.
General Mills discontinues 3 cereal flavors. See which ones. Show Caption Hide Caption Breakfast idea: Cereal bar recipe These homemade cereal bars are perfect for back-to-school or as a grab-and-go snack. Problem Solved General Mills is pulling three specialty cereals from shelves, a representative for the company confirmed to USA TODAY. The company is discontinuing: Honey Nut Cheerios Medley Crunch (introduced in early 2013) Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios (introduced in 2017) Honey Nut Cheerios Minis products (announced as a new addition in early 2024) Cereal enthusiast and social media user Kayla Simonsen, also known as the Cereal Queen on Instagram, first broke that the cereal was getting the axe in an Instagram post on June 4. "Of the 3, It baffles me the most that Cheerios would discontinue the Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios," Simonsen said in the social media post, adding that people should "grab these while (they) can, because what's on shelves is what's left." Why is General Mills discontinuing the cereals? General Mills did not elaborate on why it discontinued the products, but said in a statement on June 17 that it is introducing new cereals for customers to try, like Cheerios Oat Crunch Chocolate. Frosted Lemon Cheerios will also return for a limited time this summer. 'Much like Frosted Lemon Cheerios, which returned by popular demand, we continue to listen to our fans as we evolve our offerings,' the company said. Discontinued cereal may have done better if it were more widely available, Simonsen says Simonsen said Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios were 'fantastic' in her June 4 Instagram post. She also offered her take on what could've helped the Honey Nut Cheerios Medley Crunch cereal last longer. 'The medley (oat) crunch version of honey nut cheerios were so underrated,' she wrote. 'I feel if they had been more widely available from the start that the sales would have been great. It combined HN cheerios, multigrain based flakes that had graham flour in them, & the best honey clusters of granola w/almonds. It was perfection honestly.' According to General Mills, the company recently released a line of Cheerios Protein cereal, which comes in flavors such as cinnamon, strawberry, and cookies and creme. The line debuted this year. Saleen Martin is a reporter on USA TODAY's NOW team. She is from Norfolk, Virginia – the 757. Email her at sdmartin@
Miami Herald
18-06-2025
- Business
- Miami Herald
General Mills quietly discontinues three cereals fans loved
Yes, we know studies tell us cereal isn't good for us and that we should choose healthier breakfast options. But especially if you grew up in an era before that was common knowledge, there's just something so comforting about a bowl of cereal. Don't miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet's free daily newsletter It reminds you of innocent childhood mornings watching cartoons in your pajamas while your parents mulled about in the background, and feeling safe and cozy. That may be why so many of us still reach for cereal today, although our specific tastes are changing. The market size for cereal (both ready-to-eat and hot) reached 41.12 billion in 2024, and it's projected to hit 50.66 billion by 2030, according to a report from Grand View Research. Related: Wendy's menu reveals a spicy new addition this week More people are opting for cereals that have lower sugar and high protein these days, forcing cereal makers to find new formulas and new ways to package their products. That means keeping a close eye on what's selling and what's not and reacting accordingly to keep up in a highly competitive market. Now General Mills is discontinuing three of its cereals, which will surely be a disappointment to fans of them. Instagram user Kayla Simonsen, who goes by the handle @the_cerealqueen, posted on her account in early June that three General Mills cereals would be going away soon. The first of the batch is Honey Nut Cheerios Medley Oat Crunch, which originally debuted in 2013. At the time of this writing, the cereal already appeared sold out online at grocery retailers. A desperate consumer left a comment on the official product page on General Mills' website, saying, "I've been scouring my local stores for THE BEST CHEERIOS of all time and they're gone!!! Please listen to me and the other reviewers and put this product back on the shelves. This was my faithful breakfast companion for years and it's the ONLY Cheerios I like. These are inspiring, full of texture and flavor, the perfect amount of sweetness…please!?" Related: Pizza chain closes locations as rivals see slowing sales The second to get the axe is Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios, which made its debut in 2017. There was a lot less consumer fuss online over the discontinuation of this one, which may be a reason why General Mills decided to cut it. The third cereal is Honey Nut Cheerios "Minis," which are just a smaller version of the Cheerios we already know and love. Some other brands have released smaller versions of snacks lately, such as Frito-Lay's Minis versions of Doritos, Funyuns, Cheetos, and Sunchips, but Cheerios' take clearly didn't resonate with consumers as General Mills had hoped. TheStreet has reached out to General Mills for comment. While a few cereals are going away, General Mills will offer plenty of replacements that are a better bet for those seeking more health-conscious options. Cheerios Protein, which comes in Strawberry, Cookies and Cream, and Cinnamon flavors, has eight grams of protein per serving and is on store shelves now. There's also a new Bluey cereal themed after the popular Australian animated series, which General Mills calls a "fun, lightly sweetened corn cereal." Cheerios Oat Crunch also gets a new Chocolate flavor, which is already on store shelves, and finally, there's a Sam's Club exclusive cereal: Strawberry Vanilla Chex. General Mills has also said that it plans to slim down offerings overall, but put focus on key SKUs. "The focus for fiscal '26 will be on fewer but bigger innovations, with robust support for successful new products like Cheerios Protein and Nature Valley Granola Protein," General Mills CEO Jeffrey Harmening said during the company's March 19 earnings call. Related: Chipotle CEO praises an alarming hiring practice in the workplace The Arena Media Brands, LLC THESTREET is a registered trademark of TheStreet, Inc.
