Alberta Parks Reservation to Reopen May 14, 2020
Online camping reservations for Alberta Parks for 2020 summer season reopen on May 14. Alberta Parks is working hard to make campsites available as soon as possible,… Read more »
Toronto Pride to Host Pride and Pride Parade Online in 2020
As the City of Toronto has cancelled all city-led events and festivals through June 30, Pride Toronto has announced that Pride celebrations will be held online. The… Read more »
Newborn Peregrine Falcons Chicks Are Nesting Atop Sheraton Hamilton Hotel
Hamilton FalconWatch has reported the hatching of Peregrine Falcons in downtown Hamilton. Peregrine Falcons are known for site fidelity, which means they will use the same nest… Read more »
Places to Buy Face Cloth Masks in New Brunswick
With Canadian Public Health and CDC officials recommending non-medical mask to protect others around you, cloth masks have become the new must-have items for basic use when… Read more »
Places to Buy Face Cloth Masks in Nova Scotia
Cloth mask faces have become the ‘must-have’ accessory for many people during COVID-19. Masks do not necessarily help the person wearing it from getting the illness, but… Read more »
Places to Buy Face Cloth Masks in Prince Edward Island
As the need for cloth masks increases, PEI stores and designers have started to make their own. Cloth masks do not protect the wearer from the virus,… Read more »
Places to Buy Face Cloth Masks in Newfoundland
Cloth masks are becoming a daily sight in many Newfoundland communities since Canadian Public Health officials recommended people should be wearing these masks. Cloth masks do not… Read more »
Prince Edward Island to Open Fishing Season From May 1
Recreational angling season in Prince Edward Island will open on Friday, May 1, 2020. The opening of recreational fisheries includes inland and tidal water fisheries. Species include… Read more »
50 Things to Do with Kids in Kootenay Rockies
Families can consider the Kootenay Rockies as a large outdoor playground with endless opportunities to enjoy adventure activities of all sorts, no matter what the season, along… Read more »
25 Nature Attractions & Parks in and Around Halifax
Nova Scotia is well known for its natural beauty. You’ve got gorgeous beaches, thick forests, and rolling valleys. And you don’t have to go very far to… Read more »
Winnipeg Restaurants Open for Takeout & Delivery During COVID-19
Things are changing day-by-day as our community does what it can to flatten the curve and stay safe in the COVID-19 pandemic. This means some changes for… Read more »
50 Things to Do with Kids in the Okanagan Valley
Adult travellers may think that the Okanagan Valley is just for wine lovers or outdoor adventure seekers, but in reality, the area is an excellent destination for… Read more »
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 »