You Can Now Buy Dove’s Refillable Deodorant in Canada
If you are looking for sustainable options to add to your daily grooming routine, Dove has introduced the brand’s first-ever refillable deodorant. According to the news release,… Read more »
Top Reasons to Head to Edmonton’s Silver Skate Festival This Weekend
Edmonton’s annual Silver Skate Festival begins today! And as always, the event offers numerous reasons to attend. The best part about Silver Skate Festival is that everything… Read more »
Huge Exotic Orchid and Carnivorous Plant Sales This Weekend in Toronto
Spring is around the corner, and if you want to spruce up the home with glorious flowers or gift a unique plant to your loved one this… Read more »
Feed a Rat or Mealworm Named After Your Ex to Edmonton Zoo Animals This Valentine’s Day
Are you feeling low and blue as Valentine’s Day approaches because of a certain someone? Valley Zoo Development Society has a brilliant idea to help you get… Read more »
Largest Electricity Battery Storage Project in Canada Capable of Meeting Peak Demand in Oshawa Sized City Coming to Ontario
The federal government today announced $50 million in funding to build the largest electricity battery storage project in Canada. The 250-megawatt (MW) Oneida Energy storage project is… Read more »
8 of the Best Wedding Venues in Ontario
In search of a wedding venue to hold the nuptials of your dreams? Wedding event insurance Duuo has compiled a list of the top 10 Canadian wedding… Read more »
10 Free Date Ideas in Edmonton For Valentine’s Day
Creating a memorable Valentine’s Day doesn’t need to involve breaking the bank. In fact, you can enjoy several free things to do this Edmonton on Valentine’s Day…. Read more »
Illumi Lighting Up Mississauga With Tunnel of Love and European-Inspired Town Square For Valentine’s Day
Cavalia’s Illumi light exhibition is transforming a section into a Valentine-themed area this week. With its incredible display of over 20 million LED lights, thousands of structures… Read more »
Giant Mazes Feat. Ferris Wheel, Train Rides & Food Vendors Coming to Toronto and Milton This Weekend
Street Eats is bringing a giant maze with family fun activities to Toronto and Milton starting February 11th. The company famous for its pop-up food markets across… Read more »
$6038 in Kamloops and $2693 in Vancouver For a $1M House: Property Tax Rates in British Columbia
Zoocasa, a full-service brokerage has released an analysis of the property tax rate in 30 British Columbia cities and towns. According to the report, homeowners in Whistler pay… Read more »
Most & Least Affordable Canadian Cities to Buy a Home on Single Income – 2023
Zoocasa, a full-service brokerage, has released an analysis of the least and most affordable cities in Canada for single home buyers based on benchmark apartment prices across… Read more »
Poll: Most Canadian Football Fans Prefer to Watch Super Bowl Than Grey Cup
With one of the biggest sporting spectacles in North America taking place this weekend, Angus Reid Institute has released a study which finds that most Canadian football… Read more »
5 Winter Activities at Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park
Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park takes up a small portion of the lake’s expansive shores. The park is on the northeast edge of Lesser Slave Lake, with… Read more »
6 Months Early: Nova Scotia to Increase Minimum Wage to $15 in October 2023
Nova Scotia will increase the minimum wage to $15, 6 months earlier than scheduled, as the province accepted recommendations from the Minimum Wage Review Committee. The current… Read more »
Sept 30: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Will Be the Newest Paid Statutory Holiday in B.C.
British Columbia has announced that National Day for Truth and Reconciliation will be a paid statutory holiday in B.C. The Federal government declared Sept. 30 the National… Read more »
London’s Rock the Park Music Festival Announce 2023 Line Up
Get ready for three days of eardrum-bursting, adrenaline-pumping, heart-pounding rock music as Rocks the Park music festival is back at London’s Harris Park for the 2023 edition…. Read more »
Manitoba’s Ice Roads Connecting Remote Communities Are Now Open
Manitoba’s winter road system which connects most northern communities is open, the province said in a news release today morning. These ice roads which are built on… Read more »
Niagara Falls Residents Report Shaking After 4.2 Magnitude Earthquake Near Buffalo
According to Earthquakes Canada, a seismic event of magnitude 4.2 hit Buffalo, New York at 6:15 a.m. EARTHQUAKE Mag=4.2 on 06 Feb at 06:15 EST. Details :… Read more »
Tim Hortons Launches New Lunch and Dinner Offerings
Tim Hortons has launched Chipotle Steak Loaded Wraps and Loaded Bowls as part of the restaurant chain’s new menu offerings. According to Tim Hortons Loaded Wraps and… Read more »
Navigate the Snow Maze at Duck Mountain Provincial Park in Saskatchewan This Winter
Well, you may have heard about the snow maze near Winnipeg which holds the Guinness World Record for the world’s largest snow maze. But, did you know… Read more »
Feb 13 to 20: Get Free Soufflé Pancakes at Fuwa Fuwa Locations
Fuwa Fuwa is celebrating National Pancake Day by giving away their signature soufflé pancakes. In celebration of National Pancake Day on February 21, Fuwa Fuwa, is giving… Read more »
Sweet Treats & Latte Festival: Satisfy Your Cravings at These Delectable Edmonton Cafes and Bakeries
From February 4th to 20th, coffee shops, bakeries, and restaurants at Edmonton’s Old Strathcona will offer indulgent treats and delicious lattes. During the third edition of the… Read more »
Boots and Hearts Music Festival Announces Complete Lineup of 2023 Festival
Ontario’s famous country music festival has announced the complete line-up for the 2023 edition. Republic Live, the organizers of Boots and Hearts Music Festival announced headliners for… Read more »
Groundhog Day 2023: Alberta’s Balzac Billy Predicts Early Spring
Alberta’s “groundhog,” Balzac Billy predicted early spring today morning. Legend has it that, on February 2nd, if the groundhog emerges from its burrow, and sees its shadow,… Read more »