Central Alberta 
Central Alberta Lakes With Boat, Kayak, Canoe, SUP Rentals
You can find a few different watersport rental companies on the shores of central Alberta’s lakes – no matter your definition of watersports. You can rent crafts… Read more »
Amazon Expands Overnight Delivery Services to Calgary and Edmonton
Amazon has extended its expedited delivery services to Calgary, Edmonton, and nearby communities, offering Prime members access to faster Same-Day and new Overnight Delivery options. This… Read more »
CFIA Issues Salami Recall After Dozens Fall Ill, 7 Hospitalized
Rea and Bona brand salami products have been recalled by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency in connection with a Salmonella outbreak that has sickened dozens across multiple… Read more »
How Long You Have to Wait in Emergency Rooms Across Canada
A recent report by the Montreal Economic Institute (MEI), a non-partisan public policy think tank, reveals significant disparities in emergency room wait times across Canadian provinces, underscoring… Read more »
North Saskatchewan River Tubing from Devon Opens for 2025 Season on June 14th
Are you looking to go river tubing on the North Saskatchewan River? If so, River Lifestyle Co., which rents tubes and transportation for those who want to… Read more »
Tim Hortons Rolls Out Limited-Edition Cups and Deals for Edmonton Oilers Playoff Push
As the Edmonton Oilers compete in the 2025 Stanley Cup Final, Tim Hortons is showing its support with promotional offers for customers across Canada. The company announced… Read more »
Foothills Creamery Brings Scoop Shop Experience Home with New Ice Cream Pack
Foothills Creamery is launching a new single-serve ice cream multi-pack, designed to resemble a miniature ice cream truck, with six individual 237 mL containers. The product will… Read more »
15+ Ways to Have a Blast This Summer in Sylvan Lake
Sylvan Lake comes alive over the summer. You can flock to the beach and shores of Sylvan Lake for a day or weekend of adventure and thrills,… Read more »
Angus Reid Poll: What the Numbers Say About Alberta and Saskatchewan Separating
Recent discussions around provincial separation have gained renewed political momentum in Alberta and Saskatchewan, as both premiers have made space for potential referendums. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith… Read more »
Danielle Smith Calls For “Alberta Accord” Amid Growing Frustration with Federal Policies
In an address to Albertans, Premier Danielle Smith laid out a vision for a more autonomous and prosperous Alberta within Canada, while expressing deep frustration over a… Read more »
Quesada Celebrates Cinco de Mayo with Deals and Festivities
Quesada Burritos & Tacos is turning up the heat for Cinco de Mayo with deals running until May 5. The nationwide event offers a rotating set of… Read more »
10 Mother’s Day Weekend Getaway Ideas in Alberta
Mother’s Day is all about showing our appreciation. Thank Mom for all the wonderful things she’s done with a spring getaway. There are many ways to treat… Read more »
Places For Antique Shopping Road Trips Across Alberta
fYou’ll find many reasons to plan a road trip around Alberta cities and small towns. Shopping, especially before the holidays, can be one of these reasons. Whether… Read more »
2025 Alberta Rib Fests: Get Smokin’ Hot Meats at These Cities and Towns
Nothing says summer like the aroma of sizzling gourmet meats on the fired-up, smoking hot grills! Get ready to enjoy the saucier meats this year across Alberta…. Read more »
Budweiser Releases Limited-Edition ‘Edmonton’ Can Honouring City of Champions
Budweiser Canada has introduced a limited-edition beer can celebrating Edmonton’s legacy as the “City of Champions.” The special release was brewed at Labatt’s Edmonton facility and launched… Read more »
Things to Do During Easter Weekend in Canada
Things to do during Easter weekend in select cities in Canada. – Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Regina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Toronto, KW Region, London, Hamilton, St. John’s, Moncton, Saint John, Charlottetown and Halifax.
Alberta Distiller Wins Big at the 2025 World Whiskies Awards
The 2025 World Whiskies Awards recently concluded in London, England, and several Canadian companies won awards for their exceptional whiskies. GrainHenge Arrowwood Whisky by Troubled Monk, located… Read more »
Drumheller’s World’s Largest Dinosaur to Close in 2029
The Drumheller & District Chamber of Commerce has announced that the World’s Largest Dinosaur, known as “Tyra,” will close in December 2029. The closure will include the… Read more »
Report: Alberta Plays an Outsized Role in Funding Canada’s Retirement
A new report by the Fraser Institute reveals that Alberta contributed a net $53.6 billion to the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) between 1981 and 2022—over six times… Read more »
Shania Twain Named 2025 Calgary Stampede Parade Marshal as Countdown Begins
With 100 days remaining until the 2025 Calgary Stampede, organizers have announced that Canadian music icon Shania Twain will serve as this year’s Parade Marshal. The Stampede… Read more »
Mar 12: Bank of Canada Lowers Interest Rate to 2.75% Amid Economic Uncertainty
The Bank of Canada has lowered its target for the overnight rate to 2.75%, with the Bank Rate set at 3% and the deposit rate at 2.70%,… Read more »
New Income Tax Brackets: Albertans to See Tax Cuts in 2025
The Alberta government recently introduced legislation to implement personal income tax reductions as part of Budget 2025. The Financial Statutes Amendment Act, 2025, proposes a new 8%… Read more »
8 Canadian Women in History You Should Know About
In recognition of international women’s day, let us remember some of Canada’s greatest daughters. While you may know about famous women like Viola Desmond, and Laura Secord,… Read more »
Spring Ahead This Sunday: Things You May Not Know About Daylight Saving Time in Canada
With Daylight Saving Time beginning on March 9, 2025, it’s interesting to look back to see why it was put in place and what the future of… Read more »