C of Red Family Viewing Party: Watch May 22nd Calgary Flames at Edmonton Oilers Playoffs in Saddledome; Tickets on Sale May 21st
Calgary Flames Hockey Club has cancelled Red Lot Community Viewing Parties set to take place today and on May 22nd due to inclement weather forecast damage and… Read more »
Toronto Opening 140+ Outdoor Splash and Spray Pads in Time For Victoria Day Weekend
The city of Toronto is opening outdoor splash and spray pads for the summer on May 21st. The splash and spray pads will operate daily from 9… Read more »
6 Reasons Why You Should Visit Winsport’s Canada Olympic Park in Calgary This Summer
There are incredible thrills and adventures hiding right in the heart of Calgary. At Winsport’s Canada Olympic Park, there are several of these thrilling experiences scheduled for… Read more »
Cheap Seasonal GO Train Service Between Toronto to Niagara Falls on Weekends and Holidays Begins on May 21st
If you are planning to visit Niagara Falls on weekends and looking for a convenient public transit option, then the seasonal GO train service is back starting… Read more »
Fleurs de Villes in Montreal: See Floral Mannequins Honouring 15 Trailblazing Women Like Viola Desmond, Céline Dion, and Frida Kahlo This Victoria Day Weekend
You can see floral installations blending fashion design and fresh blooms with bespoke floral-dressed mannequins this weekend in Montreal. Fleurs de Villes is famous around the world… Read more »
Queen Priyanka to Hit Toronto Streets to Break a World Record For Most Compliments Ever Given
The first winner of Canada’s Drag Race, Queen Priyanka, is aiming to set a world record for the most compliments ever given in a single day, during… Read more »
Statistics Canada: Canada’s Inflation Rate Rises to 6.8 % in April
Statistics Canada today released the Consumer Price Index report for April 2022, and the annual rate of inflation has now hit 6.8 per cent. This is slightly… Read more »
Watch Calgary Flames Playoffs at Three Stories Tall Dome Screen at Telus Spark
If you didn’t know, Calgary Flames has reached round 2 of Stanley Cup Play-Offs and is facing none other than Edmonton Oilers for a battle of Alberta…. Read more »
7 May Long Weekend Getaways Ideas in Alberta
It is the first unofficial long weekend of Summer. If you are planning a day trip or a short weekend away, here are 7 ideas for this… Read more »
Smorgasburg: Largest Open-Air Food Market in America Coming to Toronto This Summer
There is no dearth of food festivals or food related events in Toronto. Now, the largest weekly open-air food market in America, Smorgasburg is coming to Toronto…. Read more »
Stressed? You Can Snuggle Puppies on Calgary Transit’s Puppy Bus
Do cuddling puppies help you soothe away your stress? Then, Calgary Transit will provide you with a bus full of adorable puppies to snuggle. A bus full… Read more »
40 New Wacky Midway Foods You Can Savour at 2022 Calgary Stampede
The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth, the Calgary Stampede, has unveiled its sweet, spicy and salty list of new midway food. From creative to daring, this year’s… Read more »
Biebs Brew: Tim Hortons Collaborate With Justin Bieber to Launch Cold Brew Coffee
Tim Hortons has announced another collaboration with Justin Bieber following the huge success of limited-edition Timbits, Timbiebs which launched last November. This time, the iconic restaurant chain… Read more »
Albertans Can Now Renew Driver’s Licences and Identification Cards Online
Albertans can renew their driver’s licences and identification cards online starting May 17th. The license renewal service will be available to eligible Albertans who are 18 to… Read more »
Calgary Transit to Allow Bicycles on CTrains All Day Until August End
Calgary Transit will allow bicycles on CTrain at all hours as part of a pilot project. The program that rolled out today means that cyclists can take… Read more »
Go on Indigenous Themed Outdoor Adventures This Summer Near Calgary With Painted Warriors
The Painted Warriors is a wilderness education centre located between Calgary and Red Deer that focuses its programs on Ojibway, Cree, and Mohawk traditions. You’ll get to… Read more »
Kendrick Lamar’s The Big Steppers Tour Coming Toronto & Vancouver in August, Tickets on Sale May 20th
Kendrick Lamar is bringing The Big Steppers Tour to Toronto and Vancouver this summer. The tour sponsored by Amazon Music, Rotation and Cash App will be supported… Read more »
Brewster Inc. Charged For Columbia Icefields Explorer Bus Accident That Killed Three People
On July 18th of 2020, three people were killed and more than 14 people were critically injured when an Ice Explorer bus rolled down on the way… Read more »
Burlington Museum Holding Rooftop Canada Day Fireworks Viewing Experience
Joseph Brant Museum is holding a special event this year on Canada Day. Those aged 19 and up can enjoy live entertainment complete with beer tasting and… Read more »
Drake Announces the Return of OVO Fest
Yesterday, Drake announced the return of Toronto’s famous hip-hop festival – OVO Fest. During a surprise visit to History, where British rapper Dave was performing in support… Read more »
Pope Francis to Visit Canada in July With Stops in Edmonton, Quebec City, and Iqaluit
The Vatican today announced that Pope Francis will be visiting Canada in July. According to the Holy See Press Office, the head of the Catholic Church will… Read more »
25 Alberta Adventures to Take With Your Teen This Summer
Entertaining older kids over summer break can be a challenge. Luckily, Alberta, its beautiful landscapes, and the local guides who operate here can help you tackle a… Read more »
Two Massive Food Festivals Taking Place This Weekend in Hamilton
What are your plans for this weekend? If you want to combine mouthwatering, finger-licking good food with some spring blooms, read on. There are two food festivals… Read more »
Person Who Stole Fossils From Canadian Rockies National Parks Fined $20K, Sentenced to House Arrest
Parks Canada has recovered fossils including Burgress Shale from an individual in Quebec. According to the news release, an investigation involving Parks Canada wardens, the RCMP, the… Read more »