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April 1 to 7: Harvey’s Offers $1.65 Burger to Celebrate 65th Anniversary
In a heartfelt nod to its Canadian roots and a history of culinary innovation, Harvey’s is rolling out a celebratory campaign to mark its 65th anniversary. The… Read more »
4 Cents More: Alberta to Collect Full Gasoline Tax Starting April 1
In an effort to adjust economic policies in response to market conditions, the government of Alberta has announced an upcoming increase in the provincial gasoline tax. Starting… Read more »
Museum of Fear and Wonder: Booking Now Open For Summer Visits to “Creepiest” Museum Near Calgary
Did you know that in a rural community near Calgary, there exists a unique museum focusing on creepy objects that evoke apprehension and wonder in visitors? Aptly… Read more »
Two Alberta Institutions Designated as NATO’s DIANA Test Centers
The University of Alberta (U of A) and the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) have recently been designated as test centers within the NATO Defence Innovation… Read more »
Most Polluted Cities in Canada; Canada Ranks Worse Than the US in Air Quality
In Canada, 41% of cities had annual PM2.5 levels more than twice the WHO guideline, with 11% exceeding it threefold, finds the latest World Air Quality Report… Read more »
Canada’s Inflation Reduces to 2.8% in February
In February, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Canada saw a slight decrease in its year-over-year growth rate, recording a 2.8% increase compared to January’s 2.9%. This… Read more »
WNBA Coming to Edmonton this May, Tickets on Sale Mar 20th
The WNBA is set to bring its exhilarating brand of basketball to Edmonton, with the Los Angeles Sparks and the Seattle Storm facing off in a preseason… Read more »
List of Restaurants Participating in 2024 Edmonton Downtown Dining Week
2024 Edmonton Downtown Dining Week is back this month for a gastronomic celebration spanning 12 days. From March 20th to 31st, foodies and dining enthusiasts can explore… Read more »
From Lavender to Strawberry Rose: Spring Season Menu Now Available at Good Earth Coffeehouse
Good Earth Coffeehouse has introduced its new lineup of spring beverages and treats. The collection is inspired by the season, featuring items such as the hot and… Read more »
Best High Schools in Alberta – 2023
In its latest release, the Fraser Institute unveiled the 2023 rankings for Alberta’s secondary schools, evaluating 197 institutions across various categories including public, Catholic, independent, and charter… Read more »
Drumheller to Attempt Guinness World Record For Largest Dinosaur Inflatable Gathering This April
The Dinosaur Capital of the World will be attempting to shatter the Guinness World Record for the most people dressed in inflatable dinosaur costumes. The town of… Read more »
4 Canadian Companies Recognized Among World’s Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere
Four Canadian companies were recognized as among the World’s Most Ethical Companies by Ethispere. The 2024 edition of the World’s Most Ethical Companies Honoree List has recognized… Read more »
Experience the Otherworldly When Fort Edmonton Paranormal Tours Return This Sunday
Are you a fan of the paranormal and curious about the mysteries of the night? Do you want to delve deep into the shadows of Edmonton’s River… Read more »
These Are the New Visa Rules For Mexicans Who Want to Visit Canada
In 2023, the number of asylum claims by Mexican citizens in Canada hit a record peak, stressing an already stretched asylum, housing, and social services system. A… Read more »
10 Date Ideas For March in Edmonton
Things are starting to feel a bit more like spring in Edmonton. And with the new season starting to show, there are new ways to spend our… Read more »
Living Expenses Vs. Home Prices: Canadian Cities Where Houses Remain Affordable
In recent years, families across Canada have been facing an uphill battle to meet their basic living costs due to rising prices for necessities like groceries, housing,… Read more »
Edmonton’s New Restaurants and Food Festivals to Explore This March
Experience the newest cuisine in Edmonton through new restaurant openings and a couple of exciting dining events this March. Over the past few winter months, Edmonton has… Read more »
20 Things to Do in Alberta This March
The weather may (or may not) be getting warmer over the month of March in Alberta, and this makes room for enjoying the great outdoors without freezing…. Read more »
Big Hill Chill: Cochrane Hosting An Evening of Rhythm, and Brews This Saturday
Experience a unique evening this Saturday in Cochrane, a night filled with warmth, music, and stargazing, set against the backdrop of a crisp February atmosphere. The gathering,… Read more »
Chick-fil-A to Open Three Restaurants in Alberta This Year
In a significant move towards expanding its Canadian footprint, Chick-fil-A has announced plans to open three new restaurants in Alberta within the year. Credit: Chick-fil-A The first… Read more »
Most Affordable Cities for Single-Income Condo Buyers in Canada
The dream of homeownership remains within reach for single-income buyers in Canada despite the challenges posed by high borrowing costs, a limited housing inventory, and an escalating… Read more »
10 Trip Ideas For Easter Weekend Getaway in Alberta
Easter, or the start of spring: no matter which one you’re celebrating at the end of March, the celebrations may call for a weekend getaway in Alberta…. Read more »
‘Carbon Tax’ Rebates 2024/25: Eligible Canadians Will Receive Increased Payments Starting April
The federal government has announced the Canada Carbon Rebate amounts for 2024-25, formerly known as the Climate Action Incentive Payment. Canada Carbon Rebate are paid out to… Read more »
New Heritage Minute Honours CFL Hall of Famer and Alberta’s 16th Lieutenant-Governor Norman Kwong
The Heritage Minutes series, a hallmark of Canadian culture since its inception in 1991, has added a new bilingual short film to its collection, spotlighting the life… Read more »