Shania Twain to Headline 2025 Calgary Stampede; Presale Oct 29
Country music star Shania Twain will perform at the 2025 Calgary Stampede, returning to the event for the first time in over a decade. The five-time GRAMMY… Read more »
PowerPlay: Massive New Entertainment Venue Opening in Calgary; Job Fair For 150 Positions This Weekend
Southcentre Mall is set to welcome PowerPlay, a pioneering entertainment venue, this November. Spanning 80,000 square feet, PowerPlay is the first facility of its kind in Canada, promising to transform Calgary’s entertainment landscape with its blend of advanced technology and premium amenities.
Ontario Expands Fertility Support with $150 Million Investment and New Tax Credit
Ontario has announced a significant investment of $150 million over the next two years to expand the Ontario Fertility Program. This initiative aims to reduce waitlists and… Read more »
2025 Immigration Target: Canada Plans to Cut New Temporary Residents to 673K & Permanent Residents to 395K
The federal government has introduced new measures aimed at managing the number of temporary residents and reforming the immigration system to address evolving economic needs and labour… Read more »
Shake Shack to Open Two New Locations in Toronto
Shake Shack is set to open two new locations in Toronto this winter, following the success of its first Canadian restaurant at Yonge & Dundas earlier in… Read more »
Knix Opens Pop-Up Store at Yorkdale Shopping Centre
Knix, a Canadian brand specializing in intimates and activewear, has opened a pop-up store at Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre. This marks the company’s 15th store in North… Read more »
Top Toys For 2024 Holiday Season Gifts According to Walmart Canada
Walmart Canada has released its Top Toys list for 2024, offering a selection of affordable holiday gift ideas. The retailer, which markets itself as Canada’s leading toy… Read more »
A&W Restaurants to Offer Free Kids’ Packs to Children 12 and Under on Halloween Day
A&W restaurants across Canada will provide a free Kids’ Pack to children aged 12 and under as part of their Halloween celebration. This one-day promotion on October… Read more »
Drone Show to Fireworks: 2024 Diwali Celebrations in Toronto & the GTA
Celebrate Diwali across the Greater Toronto Area with a variety of vibrant events, from fireworks to drone shows. Diwali, known as the Festival of Lights, is a… Read more »
Ski Resort Getaway: MagicBus Tours Offering Day Trips to Marmot Basin From Edmonton Begins November 15th
Edmonton residents seeking an easy skiing day trip to Jasper National Park’s Marmot Basin ski resort now have an enhanced option with MagicBus Tours’ regular weekend trips.
Second Harvest: Canada Wastes Nearly Half of Its Food Production Annually
A new report from Second Harvest, Canada’s largest food rescue organization, highlights the country’s growing food waste problem, revealing that 46.5% of all food produced in Canada is wasted each year.
Oct 23: Bank of Canada Cuts Interest Rate to 3.75%
The Bank of Canada has lowered its policy interest rate by 50 basis points, bringing the target for the overnight rate to 3.75%. The Bank Rate is… Read more »
Frozen Waffles and Pancakes Sold By Multiple Brands Recalled Due to Listeria Risk
A range of frozen waffles and pancakes sold in Canada are being recalled due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. Products identified in the recall include products… Read more »
$29 Million Upgrades Completed at the Historic Radium Hot Springs Aquacourt
The Radium Hot Springs Aquacourt in Kootenay National Park has undergone a $29 million renovation project, marking a significant federal infrastructure upgrade. The $29 million investment was… Read more »
RÜFÜS DU SOL Coming to Toronto in July 2025; Presale October 22
RÜFÜS DU SOL has unveiled the North and South American dates for their Inhale / Exhale World Tour 2025. Following announcements for other regions earlier in the… Read more »
Making Ends Meet: Top Canadian Cities for Affordable Couple Rentals on Minimum Wage
A recent analysis by Zoocasa has highlighted a widening gap between the minimum wage and the soaring rent costs across Canada, placing a significant financial strain on low-income earners, even affecting couples looking to rent.
J.D. Power: Top Canadian Banks in Terms of Customer Satisfaction
Canadian banks are rebounding in customer satisfaction, finds latest J.D. Power 2024 Canada Retail Banking Satisfaction Study. The survey, which measures various aspects of customer satisfaction, shows… Read more »
Explore Niagara-on-the-Lake Attractions For Free This Saturday During Doors Open 2024
Doors Open Niagara-on-the-Lake is returning this year, offering visitors free access to heritage sites across the town on October 19. The event allows people to explore locations… Read more »
Capital Diwali Mela: Food Basics Brings an Exciting Drone Show to Celebrate Diwali in Ottawa
Food Basics is set to bring a unique touch to Ottawa’s Capital Diwali Mela this year by sponsoring a drone light show in place of traditional fireworks…. Read more »
Canada Lists Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network/Samidoun As a Terrorist Entity
The federal government has officially designated Samidoun, also known as the Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, as a terrorist entity under the Criminal Code. This announcement was made… Read more »
Tim Hortons Introduces Spicy Rosé Pizza, Offering Special 2-for-$12 Deal
Tim Hortons has introduced a new Spicy Rosé Flatbread Pizza to its menu, which is now available at participating locations across Canada.
The new addition features a spicy and creamy tomato sauce, slow-cooked chicken, mozzarella and Monterey Jack cheeses, and herb seasoning on a garlic-oil brushed flatbread.
Masala Veggie Burger Now Available Nationwide at A&W Canada Restaurants
A&W Canada has announced that its Masala Veggie Burger, initially offered as a regional item in Ontario, will now be available nationwide due to exceptional consumer demand…. Read more »
Canada’s Inflation Falls to 1.6% in September
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 1.6% in September compared to the previous year, marking a decline from August’s 2.0% increase. This is the smallest annual growth since February 2021. The primary factor in the slowdown was a sharper decrease in gasoline prices, which fell 10.7% year-over-year in September, compared to a 5.1% drop in August. Excluding gasoline, the all-items CPI rose 2.2%, consistent with August’s growth.
After the Wildfire: Explore Jasper National Park This Thanksgiving Weekend & Support Local Economy
After the devastation caused by past summer’s Jasper wildfire, many are wondering when the park will return to normal operations. While it may be a while until… Read more »