Live Nation Canada Acquires Historic Music Venue in Toronto
Live Nation Canada has acquired The Opera House, a historic music venue in Toronto. The iconic venue, originally established as a theatre in 1909 and later… Read more »
Marine Heritage: Canada Post Issues New Stamps Showcasing Five Ferries
Canada Post celebrates Canada’s maritime heritage with a new stamp issue showcasing five iconic ferries. These stamps pay tribute to the crucial role that waterway transportation has… Read more »
Rewards: You Can Soon Earn Air Miles at Dollarama
Canada’s most recognized loyalty program, Air Miles, has announced new ways Canadians can earn points. The program’s recent acquisition by BMO signalled a commitment to revitalize the… Read more »
Explore Kingston Through Free Walking Tours
Experience the artistic flair of Kingston through an innovative set of nine self-guided walking tours, exploring the city’s rich film, music, and literary history. Through these tours,… Read more »
Bank of Canada Raises Interest Rate to 5%
The Bank of Canada has increased its target for the overnight rate to 5%, with the Bank Rate at 5¼% and the deposit rate at 5%, in… Read more »
Vegas-Style Fountain Show & More: Brand New Attractions at 2023 CNE
Following record-breaking attendance in 2022, the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE), Toronto’s favourite end-of-summer tradition, is preparing for a spectacular comeback from August 18 to September 4, 2023…. Read more »
Fat Bastard Burrito Opening in St. John’s
Fat Bastard Burrito, the sister brand of the legendary St. John’s-born Mary Brown’s Chicken, is set to establish its first-ever footprint outside of Ontario. Slated to open… Read more »
5 Ideas For an Alberta Getaway This Weekend – July 14 to 16
Say so long to wherever home is this coming weekend! During mid-July in Alberta, there are many reasons to get out of town and make the most… Read more »
CoComelon Experience: Join the Ultimate Toddler Party in Toronto
Take your toddler for a fun party experience with CoComelon characters. Let’s get ready to sing, dance, and play with CoComelon at the most exciting bash in… Read more »
Vancouver Great Outdoors Comedy Festival Announces 2023 Lineup; Tickets on Sale July 13
The Great Outdoors Comedy Festival has announced the lineup for the inaugural festival in Vancouver. The remarkable comedy experience at Stanley Park set for September 15 and… Read more »
National French Fry Day: Wendy’s $1 Fry Deal All Week Offer
Wendy’s is offering a special deal of $1 Large Hot & Crispy Fries from now until July 16. $1 Fry Deal All Week What: $1 Large Hot… Read more »
Toronto to Cobourg: An Epic Beach and History Day Trip
Leave the hustle and bustle of Toronto behind and escape to Ontario’s feel good town – Rich in history, beautiful beaches, shopping and culinary tours!
Discover Unique Sculptures of the Haliburton Sculpture Forest
Appreciate stunning masterpieces surrounded by nature at Haliburton Sculpture Forest. The sculpture collection includes works by Canadian and international artists, and currently, there are thirty-four sculptures and… Read more »
Arajet: Low Cost Airline to Begin New Toronto – Dominican Republic Route Starting at USD179
Arajet has announced an enticing promotional offer for its new route between Toronto and the Dominican Republic. Running until July 12, the promotion by the Caribbean’s pioneering… Read more »
Calgary Stampede Flips Its Way into Guinness World Records
Yesterday was a flapjack-filled fiesta at the Calgary Stampede Tim Hortons Family Day. Attendees were treated to a free pancake breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m., a… Read more »
Terminally Ill Alberta Mom Sues Starbucks For Wrongful Termination
Lisa Pedersen, a former Starbucks Canada shift supervisor, is suing the global coffee chain for wrongful termination. Pedersen, who is battling a terminal blood cancer alleges that… Read more »
Beat the Heat With A&W Canada’s Limited Edition Frozen Lemonades
A&W Canada is offering a delightful twist on a summer favourite with the introduction of three new frozen lemonades. These frosty delights — the Classic, Sweet Cream,… Read more »
Picnics in Edmonton: Places Offering Picnic Kits and Luxury Picnic Companies
It is time to plan your first picnic of the summer, and the first thing on your mind should be the food; what is a picnic without some tasty treats, after all? Here are some places to get picnic food, luxury picnic services in Edmonton.
Free Wings: St. Louis Bar & Grill Opening First Location in Winnipeg
St. Louis Bar & Grill, the Canadian chain known for its ‘Devilishly Good’ wings, is set to open its first-ever Winnipeg outpost near Assiniboine Park on July… Read more »
Road Trip: Toronto – Tobermory – Manitoulin Island – Killarney – Georgian Bay
Summer is the season for road-tripping! All you need is some food, good music and an adventurous spirit to hit the road and discover hidden gems. The Georgian Bay area is an ecology focused destination with two international Biosphere reserves giving it a unique status and remarkable sites to explore and discover.
Toronto – Blue Mountain – Tobermory – Manitoulin Island – Sudbury – Killarney – Parry Sound -Wasaga Beach – Toronto
10 July Day Trip Ideas From Edmonton
If you haven’t made your summer plans yet, no problem! There are many ways to spend a fun summer day near Edmonton. And this is true for… Read more »
Where to Rent Glow-in-the-Dark Kayaks in Calgary
Have you ever considered paddling Calgary’s waters at sunset or dusk? The Bow River is an incredibly scenic place to explore by boat, and there are some… Read more »
Best Things to Do at This Year’s Calgary Stampede on General Admission/Free Admission Days
Calgary’s iconic summer festival, the Calgary Stampede, kicks off tomorrow. Calgary Stampede combines the world’s largest outdoor rodeo, major concerts, a fair and midway, and much more… Read more »
Renfrew Swinging Bridge: Plan a Free Day Trip From Ottawa to This Swaying Bridge
The Renfrew Swinging bridge is a 100 feet long suspension bridge, and is one of only 3 swinging bridges in the whole of Canada! This splendid bridge… Read more »