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Tim Hortons NHL Hockey Cards Are Back With New Prizes and Rare Autographs
Hockey card season is back at Tim Hortons, and this year collectors have some particularly elusive cards to look for. The 2026-27 Tim Hortons NHL Hockey Cards… Read more »
Tim Hortons Expands Its Matcha Lineup With Strawberry Flavours
Tim Hortons is expanding its matcha menu just two months after introducing the drink to restaurants. Starting September 23, customers at participating Tim Hortons locations can order… Read more »
Report: Tariffs Are Hitting Jobs and Construction, With Rental Markets Caught in the Middle
Canada’s rental market is already cooling, but tariffs could complicate what happens next. Average asking rents have fallen 4.8 per cent over the past year, helped by… Read more »
25 Fall Getaways in British Columbia
British Columbia offers so many opportunities to escape and enjoy the outdoors during the fall months that you may have a hard time choosing where you will go. The beautiful colors of the autumn are on display no matter where you look, and outdoor activities still abound during the cooler months. This is a great moment to take a time out from life in general and step into the beauty that nature has on display everywhere in the province.
Chipotle Canada Is Offering a Back-to-School BOGO on September 10
If you have a school hoodie, jersey or hat sitting in your closet, September 10 might be a good day to wear it. Chipotle Mexican Grill is… Read more »
Tickets Now on Sale for Cineplex’s $5 Movies This Labour Day Weekend
If there’s a summer movie you never got around to seeing, Cineplex is giving you a lower-cost chance to catch up. On Saturday, September 5 and Sunday,… Read more »
More EI Weeks and Fewer Delays: New EI Changes Aim to Help Canadians Affected by Tariffs
Ottawa is adding $7.5 billion in new and expanded support for Canadian workers and businesses affected by U.S. tariffs. The package builds on nearly $25 billion in… Read more »
What Will Face 15%, 25% and 50% Duties: Canada Announces $27.6 Billion Tariff Retaliation and $7.5 Billion Support Package
Canada is responding to the latest round of U.S. tariffs with its own countermeasures, while setting aside billions of dollars for workers and businesses caught in the… Read more »
Gasoline and Travel Costs Push Canada’s Inflation Rate to 3.0% in July
Canada’s inflation rate moved higher in July, with the Consumer Price Index rising 3.0% year over year, up from 2.8% in June, says Statistics Canada in its… Read more »
Top Adventures at Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark: Dinosaur Tracks, Epic Hikes, and Waterfalls
Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark in northeastern BC offers a mix of geology, hiking, and paleontology. Start at the Tumbler Ridge Museum’s Dinosaur Discovery Gallery, then explore geosites like Bootski and Windfall Lakes, Boulder Gardens, Bergeron Falls, and Flatbed Valley dinosaur tracks. Waterfall trails, from Kinuseo Falls to Quality Falls, add scenic variety. Provincial parks such as Monkman, Wapiti Lake, and Gwillim Lake offer camping, hiking, and wildlife viewing, while Bearhole Lake and Hole-in-the-Wall provide seasonal recreation and unique natural features for a well-rounded visit.
Into the Trees Music Festival Reveals Full 2026 Lineup
Into the Trees Music Festival has released its full lineup for a three-night run in Rossland, B.C., this Labour Day weekend. The festival takes place Sept. 4… Read more »
Adventures at Kalamalka Lake: From Sandy Shores to Cliffside Views and Fun on Its Turquoise Waters
Kalamalka Lake in southern BC’s Okanagan is a turquoise gem surrounded by cliffs, greenery, and inviting beaches. Visitors can enjoy swimming, paddling, or boating across its 42 km shoreline, exploring secluded coves or 10 public beaches. Kal Beach and nearby Vernon offer dining, culture, and family attractions, while Kalamalka Lake, Kekuli Bay, and Kaloya Parks provide trails, camping, birding, and stunning viewpoints for year-round recreation in breathtaking natural surroundings without sacrificing modern amenities.
Explore Ainsworth, B.C.: Caves, Hot Springs, and Scenic Stops
Ainsworth and the surrounding Kootenay Lake area offer the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Soak in the soothing Ainsworth Hot Springs, complete with a cave experience, spa treatments, and lakeside dining. Explore the fascinating Cody Caves on guided tours, enjoy scenic picnics at local parks and waterfalls, or browse the vibrant Kaslo Market. History buffs will love the SS Moyie National Historic Site in nearby Kaslo. This region promises unforgettable nature, wellness, and heritage experiences—all just off Highway 31.
Starbucks Rolls Out Orange Cream Menu and Road-Trip Collection
Starbucks is leaning into summer nostalgia with a new Orange Cream drink lineup and a limited-edition merchandise collaboration with Dandy Worldwide. Both collections arrive at participating Canadian… Read more »
Canada’s Inflation Slows to 2.8% as Gasoline Prices Ease
Canada’s inflation rate cooled in June, though the latest figures show household costs moving in different directions. Statistics Canada reported that the Consumer Price Index rose 2.8%… Read more »
Must Do Boat Tours and Scenic Cruises in British Columbia
The coastline of British Columbia makes up 10% of the Canadian coastline, so taking a scenic cruise to explore the area is worthwhile. There are 40,000 islands… Read more »
Nisg̱a’a Memorial Lava Bed Park – Hike Volcanic Craters, Explore Lava Trails, Towering Waterfalls, and First Nations History in One Unforgettable Destination
Nisg̱a’a Memorial Lava Bed Park offers a unique blend of natural beauty, Indigenous culture, and outdoor adventure. Visit the Visitor Centre to explore Nisg̱a’a history, hike volcanic trails with guides, or enjoy self-guided walks to waterfalls and scenic viewpoints. Paddle on Lava Lake, fish the Tseax River, or camp at Vetter Creek. Surrounded by four Nisg̱a’a villages, visitors can also shop, dine, and connect with local communities. Wildlife viewing and rich cultural experiences make this park a must-see in BC.
50 Things to Do This August in British Columbia
From enjoying a music festival at the remote Haida Gwaii, or rock out with world famous artists at Rockin’ River Music Fest to marvelling spectacular aerobatic performances in the sky during Abbotsford Air Show, you can find plenty to do in British Columbia this August 2019.
‘Elbows Up’ Added to Oxford English Dictionary
A familiar Canadian phrase has earned a formal place in the Oxford English Dictionary. Oxford University Press added “elbows up” to the dictionary on Tuesday as part… Read more »
Canada’s Inflation Rises to 3.2% as Fuel and Food Costs Climb
Canada’s inflation rate moved higher in May, with the Consumer Price Index rising 3.2 per cent year over year. That was up from 2.8 per cent in… Read more »
A&W Brings Back its Root Beer Float For a Limited Time
A familiar Canadian summer treat is back on the menu. A&W Canada has brought back its Root Beer Float for a limited time, giving customers another chance… Read more »
What Bill C-34 Could Mean for Children Under 16 on Social Media
Canada is moving to put new guardrails around social media and AI chatbots, with a clear focus on children’s safety. On Wednesday, Marc Miller, Minister of Canadian… Read more »
Summer Getaway to Nakusp: Beach Walks, Hot Springs & More in Kootenay Rockies
The shores of British Columbia’s Arrow Lakes offer a ton of space, parks, trails, and beaches for summer getaways. And while some areas are provincial parks with… Read more »
10 Must-Visit Towns in Kootenay Region For Scenic Weekend Getaways
British Columbia’s Kootenays roughly cover the southeastern corner of the province. The area is known for its many stunning natural features, from the mountain peaks to the… Read more »