Ontario to Lift Indoor Mask Mandates in Most Settings After March Break (March 21st), Changes Isolation Requirements
Ontario residents no longer need to wear masks indoors in most settings as the province is set to lift COVID-19 mask mandates on March 21st. Dr. Kieran… Read more »
Things to Do in and Around the Big Muddy Badlands
Saskatchewan‘s Big Muddy Badlands is truly an exciting one to explore. The natural architecture and desert-like landscape are unique in the province. There really isn’t anything like… Read more »
15 Nova Scotia Summer Festivals to Look Forward to in 2022
In Nova Scotia, there’s always something to celebrate and there is lots of festival fun to look forward to this summer. With Covid-19 restrictions looking to be… Read more »
Edmonton’s Together Again Concert Series Announces 2022 Lineup, Tickets on Sale Mar 11th
The sold-out physically distant concert series that debuted last year in Edmonton is returning this August as a three-day festival. The music festival by Together Again and… Read more »
Manitoba Metalfest Returns For 2022 Edition, Announces Lineup
Taking place after a couple of years of cancellations, the Manitoba Metalfest is ready to get metal enthusiasts in Winnipeg rocking once again. The festival has announced… Read more »
Alberta to Stop Collecting Fuel Tax Effective April 1st, Announces $150 in Electricity Rebates
With crude oil touching more than $130 per barrel, the Alberta government has announced that the province will stop collecting provincial fuel tax effective April 1st to… Read more »
Retention Payment: Ontario to Pay Eligible Nurses Up to $5000 in Two Installments
Ford administration has announced that Ontario is investing $763 million to provide Ontario’s nurses with a lump sum retention incentive of up to $5,000 per person. According… Read more »
Discover the World of Fire and Ice at This Interactive Experience in Ottawa This March Break
The Bank Street BIA is bringing a free large-scale interactive experience to Ottawa this March Break. The Fire and Ice Winter exhibit will take you on a… Read more »
Boots and Hearts Music Festival Announces Complete Lineup For 2022 Festival
Ontario’s famous country music festival has announced the line-up for the 2022 edition. Republic Live, the organizers of Boots and Hearts Music Festival announced headliners for this… Read more »
Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel: Canada to Accept Unlimited Ukrainians Fleeing the War
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is introducing various steps to help Ukrainians fleeing the war in their country. Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Sean Fraser… Read more »
Visit Immersive Shevchenko: Soul Of Ukraine Exhibit; 100% of Proceeds to Go Towards Humanitarian Aid in Ukraine
Lighthouse Immersive, the producers of Immersive Van Gogh, is bringing an immersive exhibit celebrating the work of Ukrainian artist, poet, philosopher and public figure, Taras Shevchenko (March… Read more »
WestJet to Buy Sunwing Airlines and Sunwing Vacations
Calgary-based WestJet has signed an agreement to acquire Sunwing Vacations and Sunwing Airlines bringing together two rival Canadian airlines. According to the news release, a new tour… Read more »
Beaumont Blues & Roots Festival Announces 2022 Edition Lineup
Canada’s longest-running 100% Canadian content festival has announced the lineup for the 2022 edition. Corb Lund and Moist will headline the festival which has been running since 2008…. Read more »
Bank of Canada Raises Interest Rates to 0.5 Per Cent
The Bank of Canada has increased the overnight rate by 25 basis points increasing the target rate to 0.5 per cent. With the January inflation rate running… Read more »
International Women’s Day: Barbie Introduces New Doll in the Likeness of Canadian Tech Entrepreneur
Mattel is partnering with female entrepreneurs this International Women’s Day and is releasing Barbie dolls in their likeness to inspire the next generation of leaders and dreamers…. Read more »
Alberta to Bring Legislation to Force Municipalities to Follow Provincial Health Guidelines
Alberta is planning to introduce legislation to limit the ability of municipalities to enact bylaws that are contrary to provincial public health policy and expertise. The proposed legislation… Read more »
This Experience in GTA Will Let You Take a Zamboni Out For a Spin on the Ice
If you have dreamed of taking a Zamboni out for a spin on an NHL-sized rink, sign up for Zamboni Experience offered by Tribute Communities Centre in… Read more »
Ontario to Eliminate Go Transit-Local Transit Connecting Fares and Increase PRESTO Discounts For Youth and Students
Ontario has announced that the province is eliminating the fare for most local transit when using GO Transit service and increasing PRESTO discounts for youth and post-secondary students…. Read more »
Weather Network’s 2022 Spring Forecast Calls For Tumultuous Spring
The Weather Network’s spring weather forecast says Canadians need to be patient as they wait for consistently warm weather this year. The normally changeable spring weather will… Read more »
Edmonton Invites Public Input as the City Keeps Indoor Mask Mandate
The city of Edmonton is seeking inputs from residents on the continuation of the Temporary Mandatory Face Covering Bylaw. Alberta’s capital city has announced that it will… Read more »
Get Your Groove On This Weekend at Steinbach’s 1st Winter Festival
Take a trip to Steinbach this weekend and enjoy the season with local music, great food and local entertainment at the IRAL Winter Fest. The festival will… Read more »
Fireworks & Winter Fun: Saskatchewan’s Fort Winter Festival Returns This Saturday
Enjoy Winter Fun at the Fort Winter Festival This Weekend Fort Qu’Appelle will come alive on Saturday, March 5th during the Fort Winter Festival. The event… Read more »
Tim Hortons Reveals 2022 Roll Up To Win Prizes, Begins March 7th
Tim Hortons has announced Roll Up To Win Prizes and the 2022 edition of the popular reward game set to start on March 7th. Roll Up To… Read more »
Alberta to Lift Most COVID-19 Restrictions Including Mask Mandates on March 1st
Alberta government has confirmed that the province will lift most COVID-19 restrictions including limits on social gatherings, capacity limits for large venues, remaining school requirements, screening of… Read more »