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5 Ideas For an Alberta Getaway This Weekend – July 28 to 30
The upcoming weekend of July 28-30 marks the halfway point of summer for many in Alberta. And it might be a perfect time to get away from… Read more »
Edmonton Corn Maze Salutes RCMP With 150th Anniversary Themed Maze
The Edmonton Corn Maze will reopen for the 2023 season on July 26th with a brand new design paying tribute to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)…. Read more »
Ziplining Day Trip From Edmonton: Alternative Adventures Near Jasper National Park
Looking for an exciting activity on your drive from Edmonton to Jasper National Park? Then, plan a stop at Alternative Adventures near Hinton. The zipline experiences with… Read more »
5 Ideas For an Alberta Getaway This Weekend – July 21 to 23
Get those last-minute getaway plans going and fill your upcoming weekend with some fun in Alberta. No matter where you decide to take your vacation, there are… Read more »
Rocking R Guest Ranch: Western Themed Getaway Near Calgary
Are you in search of a Western-style ranch retreat close to Calgary? Consider exploring the Rocking R Guest Ranch located in Wheatland County. You can opt to… Read more »
National Rent Report July 2023: Average Rent in Calgary Crosses $2000; Alberta Leads Rent Growth
Average rents in Canada have reached a record high, with the average monthly rent hitting $2,042 in June, surpassing the previous record set in November by 0.9… Read more »
5 Ideas For an Alberta Getaway This Weekend – July 14 to 16
Say so long to wherever home is this coming weekend! During mid-July in Alberta, there are many reasons to get out of town and make the most… Read more »
Calgary Stampede Flips Its Way into Guinness World Records
Yesterday was a flapjack-filled fiesta at the Calgary Stampede Tim Hortons Family Day. Attendees were treated to a free pancake breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m., a… Read more »
Terminally Ill Alberta Mom Sues Starbucks For Wrongful Termination
Lisa Pedersen, a former Starbucks Canada shift supervisor, is suing the global coffee chain for wrongful termination. Pedersen, who is battling a terminal blood cancer alleges that… Read more »
Picnics in Edmonton: Places Offering Picnic Kits and Luxury Picnic Companies
It is time to plan your first picnic of the summer, and the first thing on your mind should be the food; what is a picnic without some tasty treats, after all? Here are some places to get picnic food, luxury picnic services in Edmonton.
Explore Sturgeon River in Glow-in-the-Dark Kayaks From St. Albert
Did you know that you can explore Sturgeon River on glow-in-the-dark kayaks? Edmonton Kayaks (Illuminated Escapes) which rented transparent kayaks from Sir Wilfred Laurier Park in… Read more »
Five Alberta Getaways For This Weekend: July 7-9, 2023
There are some exciting ways you can spend the upcoming weekend in Alberta while getting away from home. Pick from festivals, unique vacation rentals, campgrounds, and glamp… Read more »
Balloon Rides, Plane and Helicopter Tours in Alberta
There is a lot to see in Alberta: forests, lakes, rivers, mountains, desert, badlands, sand dunes, and all the cityscapes. So why not see as much as… Read more »
Glamping Resorts: New Ways to Stay at Alberta’s Castle Provincial Park
Castle Provincial Park is a favourite camping spot for many Albertans. The Rocky Mountain Park is located west of Lethbridge on Highway 1 and covers foothills, mountains,… Read more »
Canada Needs More Grocery Competition, Here are the Highlights of Competition Bureau Report
Fostering more grocery competition is essential for Canada’s economy and the well-being of consumers says Competition Bureau in their Retail Grocery Market Study Report. Competition Bureau says… Read more »
What to Know: Eligible Alberta Drivers Now Automatically Exits Graduated Driver Licence Program
Alberta drivers on Graduated Driver’s Licensing program will automatically exit the program to a non-GDL licence. The initiative aims to save young drivers $154 as they transition… Read more »
What’s On This Summer at Edmonton’s ICE District
Fan Park does not close with the end of the Oilers hockey season. The Summer SolstICE Event Series is scheduled to keep the party going in the… Read more »
Taste the Unconventional: K-Days Unveils 2023 Midway Foods
Edmonton’s signature summer carnival has announced this year’s wacky Midway foods. The New Midway Foods section features a range of gourmet treats, comfort foods, and novel creations. … Read more »
Experience the Vibrancy of Métis Culture at Alberta Métis Fest This Weekend
The Meìtis Nation of Alberta is gearing up for the fifth annual Alberta Metis Fest, from June 23 to June 24. This two-day event in Smoky Lake… Read more »
14 of the 50 Largest Cities in Canada Where Renters Can Afford to Buy a Starter Home
Only Regina, Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon, and Winnipeg meet the criteria of the right income, right home price and high market share of starter homes, says Point2Homes.com, a… Read more »
Alberta to Continue Pausing Collection of Fuel Tax Until Dec 31, 2023
Albertans can continue to save 13 cents per litre every time they fill up their vehicles until the end of 2023 as the Cabinet and Treasury Board… Read more »
Suspension Bridges to Cross in Alberta
In Alberta, you can find four stunning suspension bridges which lead to equally beautiful views. AND, if you looking for scenic bridges, you can find a few… Read more »
5 Ideas For an Alberta Getaway This Weekend – June 16 to18
Spend your last official spring weekend getting out of the city or away from home. Alberta is a treasure trove of things to do during June. You… Read more »
Daniel Caesar to Visit Eight Canadian Cities on Superpowers World Tour This Fall
Grammy Award-winning artist Daniel Caesar has announced the second leg of his highly anticipated Superpowers World Tour, set to take place in the United States and Canada…. Read more »