An Immersive Van Gogh Exhibition Coming to Saskatoon This Fall
Dutch Artist Van Gogh is one of the most recognized artists of all time with his works being sold highly-priced in auctions. Visitors can now love… Read more »
Oct 4: Toronto Raptors Release Preseason Schedule, Return to Scotiabank Arena For 2021-22 Season
The Toronto Raptors are returning to Scotiabank Arena after a gap of 19 months for the 2021-22 Season. The Raptors played the entire 2020-21 season in Tampa,… Read more »
NACI Recommends a Third Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine For Some Immunocompromised Individuals
The National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) is now advising an additional or third dose of a COVID-19 vaccine for some immunocompromised individuals. NACI says based on… Read more »
Carcass of 82-Foot Long Endangered Blue Whale Found on Halifax Area Beach
The Marine Animal Response Society, a charitable organization dedicated to marine animal conservation, says an 82-foot long carcass of an endangered blue whale has washed ashore Thursday on Crystal Crescent Beach near Halifax.
Imagine Picasso: Step Inside the World of Master of Modern Art This October in Vancouver
Immerse yourselves in the world of Picasso this Fall in Vancouver. The company behind Imagine Van Gogh is bringing Imagine Picasso to Vancouver after a successful show… Read more »
This is the Number of Fully Vaccinated People in Alberta Hospitals Due to COVID-19
Alberta has published detailed metrics on the number of people in provincial hospitals due to COVID-19. The data includes the number of people in hospitals split along… Read more »
Alberta Reports 1,510 New COVID-19 Cases
Alberta reported 1,510 new COVID-19 cases on September 9th, the highest number of cases since May 12th. Currently, there are 15,977 active cases across Alberta. 679 individuals… Read more »
Federal Debt: Report Says Young Canadians Will Have to Pay Additional $19,880 in Lifetime Income Taxes
A new report says young Canadians are set to inherit a mountain of government debt and the burden of increased annual interest payments. Fraser Institute, an independent,… Read more »
Canadian Forces Snowbirds to Flyover Brockville and Ottawa on the Way to Gatineau
The Canadian Snowbirds will fly over Brockville and CHEO in Ottawa on their way to Gatineau.
You Can Now Fly Directly to Dawson Creek From Calgary
WestJet Link flight 3027 will provide nonstop service between the Peace River Region and Calgary.
Statutory Holiday: Calgary to Observe National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
The city of Calgary has announced Sept. 30th will be a statutory holiday for all City employees from this year onwards. In June of this year, the… Read more »
55 Things to Do in Alberta This September
September in Alberta is a magical time: the sky opens up, the harvest season kicks off, and the world bursts into the golden yellows and reds of… Read more »
Experience Toronto Symphony Orchestra at the Drive-In This Fall
Get lost in the glorious sounds of the world-famous orchestra this Fall from the comfort of your own car. Toronto Symphony Orchestra is returning to stage with TSO… Read more »
Canadian Food Inspection Agency Recalls More Salad Kits Due to Listeria
Canadian Food Inspection Agency says more salad kits are included in the chopped salad kits recall issued on August 24th. The salad kits are recalled due to… Read more »
B.C. Vaccine Card: Here is How to Get Proof of COVID-19 Vaccine
British Columbia officially launched the vaccine passport website today. Starting September 13th, those aged 12 and older will be required to show their proof of vaccination — one… Read more »
Hurricane Larry Likely to Impact Eastern Newfoundland This Friday
The category-3 hurricane which is near Bermuda today is predicted to arrive along the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia and southern Newfoundland Thursday.
Dean Brody to Headline Country Summer Music Festival in Winnipeg
If you have been missing the rhythm of live music, Assiniboia Downs is the place to go this weekend! On September 10 & 11, Winnipegers can… Read more »
Watch Enchanting Performance by National Ballet of Canada at Terre Bleu Lavender Farm
As summer comes to an end, GTA’s famous lavender & sunflower farm, Terre Bleu Lavender Farm is closing out its season with an enchanting performance from the… Read more »
Calgary Makes COVID-19 Vaccinations Mandatory For Its Employees
The city of Calgary has announced a mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy for its employees. Calgary City Manager David Duckworth announcing the policy said, “As the second largest… Read more »
Alberta Restaurants and Pubs Will Have to Stop Liquor Service at 10 p.m. Starting Sept 4th
Alberta government announced today that starting September 4th, licensed establishments in the province will be required to end alcohol service at 10 p.m. This means that all… Read more »
Manitoba Offering Free Admission to Provincial Parks This Labour Day Weekend 2021
Manitobans can once again enjoy free entry to provincial parks during the Labour Day long weekend. “We want all Manitobans to enjoy the amenities and the scenery… Read more »
Alberta to Give $100 to Those 18+ Who Now Take COVID-19 Vaccines, Makes Masks Mandatory Indoors From Sept 4th
Alberta has announced a one-time incentive of $100 to all Albertans age 18 or older who receive a first or second dose of vaccine between Sept. 3 and Oct. 14.
Starting September 4th, the province is also making masks mandatory at all indoor public spaces and workplaces. Alberta pubs, restaurants and nightclubs will have to end alcohol service at 10 p.m.
Manitoba to Recognize National Day for Truth and Reconciliation & Declares Sept 30th Holiday For Schools, Offices
Manitoba will recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Indigenous Reconciliation and Northern Relations Minister Alan Lagimodiere announced today. The province will observe September 30th as… Read more »
Things to Do This Labour Day Weekend in Canada
Whether you want to go hiking, visit a farm, or check out a local event this long weekend, you are sure to find something on this list.