Some Manitobans Can Expect a 5% Reduction in Auto Insurance Starting April 2024
Manitoba’s Public Utilities Board (PUB) has mandated a 5% reduction in compulsory auto insurance premiums for 2024-25, effective April 1, 2024. This decision comes after the recent… Read more »
This is How Much You Need to Earn to Buy a House Following November Price Fluctuations in Canada
In November 2023, Canadian housing markets generally saw an improvement in affordability despite a slight increase in mortgage rates. Data from Ratehub.ca indicates that the average required… Read more »
Canadians Continue to Move to Alberta in High Numbers as the Country Sees Record High Population Growth
Canada’s population growth has reached a historic high, primarily driven by robust immigration, according to Statistics Canada. According to Statistics Canada’s 2023 third quarter population estimate report,… Read more »
Canada’s Inflation Steady at 3.1% in November
Canada’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) maintained its previous month’s year-over-year growth rate of 3.1% in November, according to Statistics Canada in their monthly report. This steadiness in… Read more »
Immersive Disney Exhibition Coming to Edmonton in February 2024
After enchanting Disney fans in Toronto, the producers of immersive exhibitions and one-of-a-kind experiences, Lighthouse Immersive, are bringing Disney Animation: Immersive Experience to Edmonton. Disney Animation: Immersive… Read more »
Free National Parks & Historic Sites Admission For Veterans and Armed Forces Families Starting Jan 2024
The Federal government has introduced a new initiative to honour the service of Canadian Veterans and active Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members, along with their families. Starting… Read more »
CAPABLE: Nova Scotia Pilots First-of-Its-Kind Aging-in-Home Program for Seniors
Nova Scotia is piloting a new program aimed at assisting seniors in maintaining their independence at home.
These Are Ontario’s Top Baby Names in 2022
In 2022, the baby naming trends in Ontario saw familiar favourites and newcomers in the top ten rankings. The ranking reflects the ongoing preferences and emerging trends… Read more »
Free Menstrual Products Now Mandatory at Federally Regulated Workplaces
Federally regulated employers in Canada are now required to provide free menstrual products in the workplace, announced Minister of Labour Seamus O’Regan Jr. today. Pads and tampons… Read more »
15 Christmas and Winter Holiday Getaways in Saskatchewan
From the Boreal forests to the expansive prairie lands to the valleys and rivers, if you love to spend time outdoors in the winter months, then you will definitely find a place to fall in love.
Paris Saint-Germain to Open Flagship Store in Toronto
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), the renowned French football club, is expanding its international presence by opening a new official store. in Toronto The store, located at 399 Queen… Read more »
Sankofa: Toronto Announces New Name For Yonge-Dundas Square
Toronto City Council has announced a new name for Yonge-Dundas Square, in a move that marks the beginning of a broader initiative to rename several city assets… Read more »
Alberta Increasing Property Damage Collision Reporting Threshold
Alberta is implementing a significant change to streamline reporting procedures for vehicle collisions. Starting January 1, the threshold for reporting property damage from collisions to law enforcement… Read more »
What to Know About Calgary’s 2024 New Year’s Eve Fireworks Show
Calgary will ring in 2024 with fireworks launched from Prince’s Island Park, the city announced today. The fireworks will be synchronized to a special musical accompaniment on… Read more »
Our Lady Peace to Headline Brampton’s 2024 New Year’s Eve Celebrations, Kicking Off 50th Anniversary Festivities
The City of Brampton is set to celebrate its 50th anniversary, starting with a New Year’s Eve bash on December 31, 2023. This event, free to the… Read more »
Poll: 73% of Brampton Residents Fear Their Vehicle Will Be Stolen
In Brampton, Ontario, a staggering 73% of residents perceive a severe auto theft crisis, a sentiment underscored by a recent Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) survey. The… Read more »
What to Know About Ontario’s Plan to Allow Beer, Wine Sales at Convenience and Grocery Stores
Starting January 1, 2026, Ontario will experience a significant shift in its alcohol retail landscape. The provincial government has announced that consumers will be able to purchase… Read more »
Air Canada Adds Flights to Tulum and Charleston; Announces Increased 2024 Summer Flights
Air Canada is set to expand its North American network in summer 2024, adding two new destinations and enhancing capacity across key markets. This growth includes the… Read more »
WestJet Adds Direct Flights Between Seoul and Calgary Starting Summer 2024; Announces Contest Tickets
WestJet is adding a direct flight route connecting Calgary with Seoul’s Incheon International Airport (ICN), starting in the summer of 2024. This new route aligns with WestJet’s… Read more »
Ottawa’s Winterlude Festival Announces 2024 Festivities
Canadian Heritage unveiled the programming for Ottawa’s premier winter festival today. Winterlude is set to bring a vibrant blend of culture, art, and winter fun from February… Read more »
Lynx Air to Launch Halifax – St. John’s Flights; Offers 25% Off Deal
Lynx Air, Canada’s budget-friendly airline, has expanded its flight network by introducing a new seasonal route connecting Halifax and St. John’s. Starting from April 10, 2024, travellers… Read more »
Porter and Alaska Airlines Announce Partnership to Provide Coast-to-Coast Connectivity
Porter Airlines and Alaska Airlines have joined forces in a strategic partnership that aims to expand their flight offerings and enhance service across Canada and the U.S…. Read more »
How Many Square Feet of House Can $400K Buy in Ontario
Ontario’s housing market, once reaching a peak average home price of nearly $930,000 in May, witnessed a decline to $855,990 by October, aligning with the previous year’s… Read more »
Catalogue Houses: Feds Plan to Bring Back CMHC Design Catalogues to Speed Up Construction
In the vast prairies, one might often come across catalogue houses built in the early 1900s, a unique feature of the region. The concept of catalogue houses… Read more »