Ottawa Shares Details of $40K Tax-Free First Home Savings Account
The federal government introduced Tax-Free First Home Savings Account as part of the 2022 Budget, where Canadian residents can save up to $40,000 to buy their first… Read more »
$1.4 Billion in Uncashed Cheques: Check Your Email For Notification From Canada Revenue Agency
Were you eligible for tax refunds, Canada Child benefit, other Provincial/Territorial programs, GST/HST Credit and Alberta Energy Tax Refund (AETR), but never received these refund or benefit… Read more »
K-Pop Group BLACKPINK to Bring ‘Born Pink’ World Tour to Hamilton This November
BLACKPINK, the first K-pop girl group to perform a world tour with a live band, announced their second world tour in support of their forthcoming new album,… Read more »
Visit Kingston This Month to Experience the Pageantry of Fort Henry Tattoo & Sunset Ceremonies
Experience the pageantry of old military traditions when Fort Henry Tattoo and Sunset ceremonies return to Kingston this month. The National Historic Site was built between 1832… Read more »
8 Ideas For Alberta Day Trips & Getaways For This Weekend – Aug 12 to 14
Treat yourself to a getaway this coming weekend; you deserve it! There are several unique accommodations to choose from this weekend which still have open spots for… Read more »
Stouffville Ribfest This Weekend Features Animatronic Dinosaurs, and Jully Black Concert
You don’t have to pay to show kids giant dinosaurs as the town of Whitchurch-Stouffville is bringing animatronic creatures to the annual ribfest. Stouffville Ribfest kicks off… Read more »
Drake’s Young Money Reunion Concert Rescheduled to August 6th
Drake’s long awaited OVO Fest concert which was a Civic Day staple was canceled due to the Platinum star testing positive for COVID-19 the day before August… Read more »
Red Deer’s Canyon Coaster Opens For Thrilling Summer Rides Down the Ski Hill
Red Deer is home to the largest non-mountain ski hill in Alberta, the Canyon Ski Resort. Starting tomorrow, the ski hill will feature a new attraction, the… Read more »
Orillia Waterfront Festival Featuring Exciting Cardboard Boat Races Returns This Weekend
The annual summer festival, Orillia Waterfront Festival is back this weekend after a two-year pandemic-induced hiatus. The festival, hosted by the Orillia District Chamber of Commerce, offers… Read more »
Taste Your Way Through Calgary’s Food Festival This Weekend
Taste of Calgary is back after two years at a new location starting today. The 4-day festival showcases Calgary’s famous food and drink purveyors. If you are… Read more »
Night It Up!: What to Expect at Markham’s Famous Outdoor Night Market and Food Festival This Weekend
Night It Up!, the longest-running night market in the GTA kicks off on August 5th, 7 p.m after a two-year pandemic-induced hiatus. The famous night market is… Read more »
2022 Chilliwack Sunflower Festival: Stroll Through 15 Acres of Stunning Sunflower Fields
Get ready to stroll through stunning yellow flowers when the Chilliwack Sunflower Festival returns on August 10th for the 2022 season. The home to the Chilliwack Tulip… Read more »
North Saskatchewan River Nominated as a Canadian Heritage River
Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Environment and Climate Change and Minister responsible for Parks Canada and Whitney Issik, Alberta Minister of Environment and Parks today announced the official… Read more »
Oct 2: Toronto Raptors to Play Utah Jazz in Edmonton, Tickets on Sale August 19th
There is no need to head to Toronto this fall to see the Toronto Raptors as the National Basketball Association announced that 2019 NBA champions will play… Read more »
10 New Inclusive Playgrounds For Kids in Calgary
The City of Calgary in partnership with Parks Foundation and the Government of Alberta recently completed the development of 10 new inclusive playgrounds across the city. These… Read more »
The Queen’s Ball: A Bridgerton Experience Coming to Toronto This October
Live your regency fantasy at The Queen’s Ball: A Bridgerton Experience. Billed as an original experience by Shondaland, Netflix and Fever, you can expect a “once-in-a-lifetime evening… Read more »
5 Places to Go Ziplining in Alberta
Transform your next camping trip, road trip, or day trip into something more thrilling this summer. Whether you seek smaller thrills or big adventures, you can find… Read more »
8 Ideas For Alberta Days Trips and Weekend Getaways – August 5 to 7
We are in the hottest days of summer in Alberta. These weekend getaway inspirations can help you to unwind on the hot days, help you to connect… Read more »
Shake! Shiver! Shovel!: Farmers’ Almanac Releases Long Range 2023 Winter Weather Forecast
The Old Farmers’ Almanac has released the 2023 long-range winter weather forecast and is calling for winter with some record-breaking cold temperatures, plenty of snow, rain, and… Read more »
Fizzfest: Festival Celebrating Bubblies Debuting at Halifax Seaport Cider & Beerfest This Week
There is one more reason to get tickets for Halifax Seaport Cider & Beerfest happening this week. A carbonated event, Fizzfest, celebrating all things bubbly will debut… Read more »
7 of the Best Places to Get Chicken Wings in Calgary to Celebrate National Chicken Wing Day
There are many reasons to celebrate the coming weekend: it is a long one with a holiday Monday, and, it is National Chicken Wing Day on Friday,… Read more »
Calgary Corn Maze: Star Wars Themed Corn Maze at Calgary Farmyard Opens on July 29th
Calgary’s eleven-acre corn maze is reopening on July 29th for the 2022 summer season. The extremely popular farm has chosen a Star Wars theme featuring Yoda for… Read more »
7 Places to Get Wings in Edmonton to Celebrate National Chicken Wing Day
Unofficial holidays centred around food are the best kind. And to many, July 29th could be considered THE best of these holidays as National Chicken Wing Day…. Read more »
Eligible Albertans Can Now Book Appointments For Monkeypox Vaccine
Alberta has expanded monkeypox vaccine eligibility to help curb the spread of the disease, World Health Organization declared a public health emergency of international concern. Eligible Albertans… Read more »