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Hike, Bike, or Drive to Witness the Salmon Run in Nottawa This Weekend

Cool Fall temperatures see scores of Chinook Salmon fighting their way up rivers and streams on their annual spawning run. Ontario’s first watershed trust, Blue Mountain Watershed… Read more »

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Psychological Thrills: Immersive Sound Show to Take Over 40-Foot Shipping Containers in Toronto This Halloween

Toronto audiences are about to step into the dark—literally. Two of DARKFIELD’s internationally acclaimed productions, SÉANCE and FLIGHT, will open at STACKT Market on October 4, coinciding… Read more »

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Health Canada: Acetaminophen Still Recommended for Pain and Fever Relief in Pregnant Women

Health Canada is advising that acetaminophen remains safe for use during pregnancy when taken as directed, even as U.S. regulators raise concerns about possible links to neurodevelopmental… Read more »

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Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Celebrates 2025 Legends in Toronto This October

The Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame (CSHF) has announced the lineup for its 2025 Legends Induction event, set for October 17 at Toronto’s Meridian Arts Centre. The… Read more »

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World Spa Awards: Canada’s Best Spas of 2025

The 2025 World Spa Awards have been announced, and several Canadian spas earned top honours on the global stage. The annual program highlights excellence in wellness, from… Read more »

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Cineplex Hosts Taylor Swift’s Official Showgirl Release Party October 3–5; Tickets On Sale Sept 23

Taylor Swift fans will get a chance to gather at Cineplex theatres this fall for a special event tied to her latest album. For three nights only… Read more »

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Campfires Allowed Again in PEI as Fire Restrictions Lift

Prince Edward Island’s fire ban will end tonight, September 22, at 11:59 p.m., and will not be extended. From September 23 onward, campfires for warmth and heating… Read more »

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A&W Canada Introduces New Plant-Based Burger Nationwide

A&W Canada has added another vegetarian option to its menu, unveiling the A&W Plant-Based Burger across the country. The new burger was created in the company’s own… Read more »

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Canada Cancels Kneecap Tour Over Glorifying Terrorist Organisations, Band Promises Legal Challenge

Canada has denied entry to Irish rap group Kneecap, cancelling the trio’s planned October shows in Toronto and Vancouver. The announcement was made on Friday by Vince… Read more »

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Shoresy Classic Adds Calgary, Edmonton, and Vancouver to Winter Tour

The Shoresy Classic is gearing up for another round of puck drops, this time heading west with a new winter schedule. The live hockey event inspired by… Read more »

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Calgary’s Historic Firehall Comes Alive With Festivals, Markets, and Performances This Fall & Winter

Calgary’s Historic Firehall No. 1 Courtyard is set for a lively transformation this fall and winter. Beginning September 27 and running through December 13, 2025, the heritage… Read more »

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RELISH The Foodie Event: What to Expect at Toronto’s Delicious Weekend Festival

Toronto’s popular food celebration, RELISH The Foodie Event, is back this fall with its biggest edition yet. For the first time, the festival will run across three… Read more »

Uride Launches Ridesharing Service at Saint John Airport

Uride Launches Ridesharing Service at Saint John Airport

Saint John Airport has partnered with Canadian ridesharing company Uride to introduce a new transportation option for travellers arriving in the city. The agreement allows passengers to… Read more »

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25 Fall Day Trips in and Around Calgary

The autumn months in the province’s southern region can provide beautiful days, with cooler weather, to enjoy outdoor activities and sites. The gorgeous fall colours come to… Read more »

Malahat SkyWalk to Host Four Winds Indigenous Culture Celebration Marking Truth and Reconciliation Weekend

Malahat SkyWalk to Host Four Winds Indigenous Culture Celebration Marking Truth and Reconciliation Weekend

Malahat SkyWalk, in partnership with Malahat Nation, will present Four Winds, a two-day gathering dedicated to Indigenous culture and art on September 27 and 28. The event… Read more »

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Report Finds Canadian Living Standards Fell Sharply from 2020 to 2024

Canada’s living standards declined between 2020 and 2024, with Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per person falling by 2 per cent—the steepest five-year drop since the Great Depression,… Read more »

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Cave of Dreams: Opera Meets Cave Exploration in Subterranean Performance Experience Near Calgary

An unusual opera performance is set to take audiences beneath the surface of the Rockies later this month. Cave of Dreams, an immersive production combining choral music,… Read more »

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Terrifying Victorian Séance by Jaymes White Returns this Halloween in Toronto

Are you ready for a super scary experience this Halloween? Toronto mentalist Jaymes will return this fall with The Beverley Street Séance: Resurrection, marking the 10th anniversary… Read more »

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Distillery District Sets Dates for 2025 Season of Toronto Christmas Market

Christmas might still be a few months away, but Toronto is already gearing up for one of its biggest holiday traditions. The Distillery Winter Village, formerly known… Read more »

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Bank of Canada Cuts Policy Rate to 2.5% as Economy Weakens

The Bank of Canada has lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.5%, citing weaker growth and reduced inflationary pressures. The Bank Rate now… Read more »

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Neil Young’s 80th Tribute at Massey Hall Features Dallas Green, Jim Cuddy, Serena Ryder

A group of prominent Canadian musicians will gather at Toronto’s Massey Hall on November 12 to mark Neil Young’s 80th birthday. The concert, titled NY80: A Celebration… Read more »

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Job Anxiety Among 18- to 24-Year-Olds Reaches Highest Level Since 2010

Concerns about employment have escalated sharply among young Canadians as the national unemployment rate edges upward, according to new data from the Angus Reid Institute. Nearly two-in-five… Read more »

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Fall Festivals: Family Farms in Vancouver Area to Visit During Fall

If you’re yet to experience the fun of farms in the fall, it’s a great way to pick your tasty fruit, connect with nature and importantly, support small local farms and businesses. Luckily, Vancouver and nearby areas are home to lots of exciting spots – some of the best are listed below!

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Cardi B Coming to Toronto & Vancouver in 2026 on Little Miss Drama Tour; Register Now For Tickets

Cardi B has confirmed her first-ever arena headlining run, the Little Miss Drama Tour, beginning February 11, in Palm Desert, California. The 30+ date North American tour… Read more »