25 Bucket List Activities in the Okanagan Valley
Stretching along the basin of Okanagan Lake and the Okanagan River, this area is sometimes referred to just as the Okanagan or the Okanagan Country. This region… Read more »
Canada From Home: Explore Canada’s Territories Online
Although we are facing limited travel opportunities at the moment, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy museums and sites without leaving the comfort of your… Read more »
Alberta Museums From Home: Explore Alberta Museums and Historic Sites Online
Explore Alberta Museums and Historic Sites online. Alberta government is joining the growing #MuseumFromHome trend where-in famous museums and cultural institutions like the Louvre to the Museum… Read more »
Canada From Home: Explore Toronto Online
Toronto needs no introduction. This multicultural city embraces everyone and never disappoints its visitors. Tour the places online and plan a trip when they open. Discover Toronto… Read more »
Ontario Parks Will Remain Closed until May 31, 2020
Update: Ontario Opens Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves From May 11 Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, and Jeff Yurek, Minister of the Environment, Conservation… Read more »
City of Calgary Cancels All Events Through August 31
Mayor Nenshi has announced that the City is cancelling all public events and festivals through August 31 to limit the spread of COVD-19. All Calgary festivals were… Read more »
JazzYYC Announces the First-Ever TD JazzYYC Virtual International Jazz Days Festival
In normal times, JazzYYC celebrates International Jazz Day with a multitude of free and ticketed shows including a children’s show, jazz jams, lunch and learns and an… Read more »
Niagara Falls Will Be Illuminated in Red Honouring Nova Scotia Shooting Victims
The world-famous Falls, the Niagara Falls will be illuminated red on tonight, to honour the victims of Nova Scotia tragedy. Both the American and Canadian Horseshoe Falls… Read more »
2020 Edmonton Heritage Festival Will Be Going Virtual This Year
Yesterday, Alberta’s chief medical officer of health, Dr. Deena Hinshaw confirmed that gathering restrictions currently in place also apply to all one-time or annual summer events, including arts and… Read more »
World From Home: Go on Scenic Virtual Train Tours That Takes You Through Alps and Fjords
With the Covid-19 pandemic having necessitated you to be indoors, spending some alone time in your small apartment can only be relaxing for some time. It isn’t… Read more »
No Gatherings Over 15: Most Summer Festivals & Events in Alberta Will be Cancelled
On the heels of major Alberta festivals like Calgary Stampede, Taste of Edmonton, K-Days, Folk festivals announcing cancellations of 2020 editions, Alberta’s chief medical officer of health,… Read more »
15 Ways to Help Local Business During COVID-19
Small business makes up about 40% of Canada’s GDP. Supporting local small businesses is a great way for people to give back and keep that economy flowing… Read more »
Few Conservation Area Trails in and around Kingston, Ontario Will Re-Open on April 25
Since there are just 3 active cases of COVID-19 cases in Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington Public Health region, Cataraqui Conservation has announced that it will re-open… Read more »
Northlands Cancels 2020 Edition of Edmonton’s Biggest Summer Festival, K-Days
Northlands has announced that 2020 edition of K-days will not be taking place due to COVID-19. You will have to wait a year to enjoy thrilling rides,… Read more »
2020 Edition of Taste of Edmonton Cancelled
Canada’s largest food festival, Taste of Edmonton has announced that it is cancelling 2020 edition that was scheduled for July 16 – 26, 2020. Announced the cancellation,… Read more »
April 26: Stronger Together – Watch Broadcast With More than Four Dozen Big-Name Canadian Artists
Listen to more than four dozen big-name Canadians when they join together for a historic broadcast STRONGER TOGETHER, TOUS ENSEMBLE. Canadian artists, activists, actors, and athletes will… Read more »
April 24: Watch Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Love Never Dies This Weekend
‘The Show Must Go On’, Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals has been streaming on youtube every Friday for the last three weeks. This is a part of the… Read more »
25 Awesome Places to Hike in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan provides the perfect backdrop for any avid hiker and nature lover to get out there and experience wondrous, scenic beauty. If you thought the province was flat with just grass and fields as far as they eye can see, then you’re in for a surprise!
Edmonton Folk Festival Cancels 2020 Edition
Unfortunately, there won’t be a patch of grass waiting for you at Gallagher Park this summer to dance to all day and night long! Festival city‘s premier… Read more »
World From Home: Tour The Princess Diana 3D Virtual Museum for Free
Adding to the number of museums that are allowing free public viewing is The Princess Diana Museum. The Princess Diana 3D Virtual Museum was launched last… Read more »
Canada From Home: Explore Winnipeg
There is much to see and discover in Winnipeg and not being able to visit physically shouldn’t stop you from appreciating all that the City has to… Read more »
Things to See Along the Trans-Canada Highway in Manitoba
Whether you are travelling TransCanada Highway on a cross-country trip or visiting family across the country, here are somethings to do on your journey as you travel… Read more »
Canada From Home: Explore Our Stunning National Parks for Free Online
There is much to discover in Canada’s National Parks and not being able to get to them physically shouldn’t stop you from enjoying the fabulous natural areas… Read more »
Tour the International Space Station From Home
Virtual tours are the norm these days. Tour your country, around the world, virtual travel makes it all easy. There is one place in the universe that… Read more »