Canada’s Most Dangerous Cities: Cities with the Worst Violent & Property Crime Rates
A recent study by the Fraser Institute highlights Winnipeg as the most violent city in Canada. Lethbridge leads property crime and has twice the national average of… Read more »
A&W Canada Launches Week Long BOGO & Free Deals Starting Family Day
Canadian-owned and operated restaurant chain, A&W Canada is launching a week-long promotion on some of its most popular menu items, available exclusively through the A&W mobile app…. Read more »
New Brunswick Minimum Wage to Increase By 35 Cents per Hour Starting April 1
New Brunswick’s minimum wage will rise to $15.65 per hour on April 1, marking a 35-cent increase from the current rate of $15.30. Jean-Claude D’Amours, acting minister… Read more »
New Edmonton Restaurants to Checkout This Valentine’s Day
There are a few ways to get out this Valentine’s Day in Edmonton for a special meal. This date night could include a winter picnic in the… Read more »
New Restaurants to Explore This Valentine’s Day in Calgary
Elevate those Valentine’s Day dinner plans with something completely different or new! While there are many exceptional Valentine’s Day dining experiences in Calgary this year, there are… Read more »
Feb 11 to 13: Traffic Disruption Between Edmonton & Fort Saskatchewan Due to Large Load Transportation
Motorists travelling between Edmonton and Strathcona County should prepare for delays as a massive EO (ethylene oxide) Reactor is transported from south Edmonton to the Shell Scotford… Read more »
These Are the Best EVs For Canadian Winters
The Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) has conducted a winter performance study on electric vehicles (EVs), testing their driving range and charging efficiency in sub-zero conditions. The study… Read more »
National Rent Report Feb 2025: Canada’s Average Rent Drops to 18-Month Low
The average asking rent for residential properties in Canada fell to $2,100 in January, marking an 18-month low, according to the latest National Rent Report from Rentals.ca… Read more »
Road & Trail Closures in Kananaskis for G7 Summit to Begin as Early as March 10
Canada will host the 2025 G7 Leaders’ Summit in Kananaskis from June 15 to 17, marking the 50th anniversary of the first G7 meeting. The G7 consists… Read more »
Ice Follies 2025: Explore a Frozen Ontario Lake Adorned With Spectacular Art Until Family Day Weekend
Ever walked on a frozen lake and found yourself inside an art festival? If not, now’s your chance. Ice Follies, North Bay’s celebrated biennial arts festival, is… Read more »
Poll: Canadian Pride Rebounds Amid Trade Dispute With U.S., But Still Below 2016 Levels
Canada has seen a surge in national pride following recent trade tensions with the United States. A new poll by the Angus Reid Institute indicates a 10-point… Read more »
Parks Canada Launches Public Consultation on Proposed National Park in Teetł’it Gwinjik (Peel River) Watershed
Parks Canada has launched a public consultation to determine the potential for a new national park in the Teetł’it Gwinjik (Peel River) Watershed in northeast Yukon. The… Read more »
Hotels Offering Valentine’s Day Staycation Packages in and Around Toronto
Invite romance in this season and enjoy an amorous escape with your love. Instead of a wild night out, relax and rejuvenate your relationship. Discover these… Read more »
5 Ways to Buy Canadian & Support Local
There are always positive reasons for supporting local in Canada. Now, possibly more than ever, buying local is hot on everyone’s minds. Luckily, there are a few… Read more »
Fentanyl Czar & More: Trudeau Says Tariffs Paused for 30 Days
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says tariffs will be paused for 30 days. Following a telephone call with U.S. President Donald Trump, Trudeau outlined Canada’s $1.3 billion border… Read more »
25 Edmonton Businesses to Get Valentine’s Day Gifts and Treats
There can be a lot to consider as Valentine’s Weekend approaches. Things like date nights, plans with friends, or how to treat/spoil someone special in your life…. Read more »
2025 Campground, Parking and Boat Reservations For National Parks in Ontario Now Open
If you plan to go camping in one of Canada’s most popular national parks, better join the Parks Canada reservation queue right now. Reservations for Cyprus Lake… Read more »
25% Tariffs & Red State Liquor: The List of Retaliatory Measures by Canada & the Provinces
Buy Canadian is the message Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wanted to convey to Canadians as he announced retaliatory measures in response to the tariffs imposed by U.S…. Read more »
12 of the Best Couple Spas in and Around Calgary
Take time to unwind, relax, and indulge with your bestie or significant other. There are opportunities for relaxing couples’ massage in Calgary with the help of many of the city’s spas.
Groundhog Day 2025: Alberta’s Balzac Billy Predicts Early Spring
Alberta’s “groundhog,” Balzac Billy predicted early spring this morning. Legend has it that, on February 2nd, if the groundhog emerges from its burrow, and sees its shadow,… Read more »
Van Isle Violet Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter For Canada’s West Coast on Groundhog Day 2025
Van Isle Violet, a Vancouver Island marmot residing at the Tony Barrett Mount Washington Marmot Recovery Centre, saw her shadow this morning and predicted six more weeks… Read more »
$1 Billion Boycott: Ontario to Remove All American Alcohol from LCBO Starting February 4
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced that the Liquor Control Board of Ontario will stop selling all U.S.-made alcoholic beverages, effective Tuesday, February 4. This decision follows Prime… Read more »
Groundhog Day Canada 2025: These Are the Predictions By Our Groundhogs
From a puppet that resides in a cardboard box to a Vancouver Island marmot, Canadian weather prognosticators come in various colours and sizes. According to folklore, if… Read more »
Lucy the Lobster Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter
Canada’s only and Nova Scotia’s clairvoyant crustacean says spring will be delayed as she saw her shadow at this morning’s ceremony, and many Canadians will agree as… Read more »