25 of the Best Places to Go Camping in Nova Scotia
With so much of the great outdoors to explore in Nova Scotia, it makes sense to make your base in the great outdoors. The camping sites on this list range from provincial parks to glamping to wilderness camping, which gives you the option to start at your comfort level. Start a new tradition, find a new place, or revisit an old favourite, especially if you’re reuniting with friends and family. If you’ve got your heart set on a particular place, I suggest you book soon—summer is on its way, even if it doesn’t feel like it yet!
25 Ways to Explore the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia
The Bay of Fundy is one of the natural wonders of the world, so it’s no wonder that there are plenty of ways to experience its majesty…. Read more »
2021 Best Countries Report: Canada is the Best in the World
Canada is the No.1 country in the world according to the 2021 Best Countries Report. Japan and Germany took 2nd and 3rd spot respectively, while Switzerland, No…. Read more »
Edmonton Folk Music Festival Cancelled Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
Despite Alberta Premier Jason Kenney’s hope that the COVID-19 vaccine will allow summer events like the Calgary Stampede to go ahead, the Edmonton Folk Music Festival has… Read more »
Top 25 Communities in Canada 2021 According to Maclean’s
Maclean’s has released its remote-work edition of the Maclean’s Best Communities in Canada considering the life during the pandemic and Halifax, Fredericton and St. Thomas took the… Read more »
Highlights of Manitoba’s 2021-22 Budget
Finance Minister Scott Fielding tabled Manitoba’s 2021-22 budget Wednesday. Here are some key points from the fiscal plan: — Projected deficit of $1.6 billion, down from $2… Read more »
April 7: Pregnant Women Can Now Get Vaccinated for COVID-19 in Alberta
Alberta government has announced that all Albertans born in 2005 or earlier (aged 16 and above) with eligible underlying health conditions including pregnant women can book appointments… Read more »
April 6: Alberta to Return to Step 1, Closing Indoor Dining April 9th
Premier Jason Kenney has announced that Alberta will return to Step 1 effective 11:59 p.m. April 6. This means that libraries will close, only one-on-one training will… Read more »
25 Natural Wonders You Should Visit in Alberta
It is not hard to find beauty in Alberta’s natural surroundings. This large province contains all sorts of wilderness to explore like waterfalls, mountains, glaciers, badlands and… Read more »
Reservations for Parks Canada Campgrounds for Summer 2021 Open April 6th
Are you going camping in Canada’s National Parks this summer (2021)? Mark these dates on your calendar and reserve Parks Canada campgrounds you want to stay, as… Read more »
Recreational Activities Allowed in Ontario During Shutdown Starting April 3, 2021
Ontario government has announced a province-wide shutdown starting April 3, 2021 for 28 days. According to the new rules, you can only gather outdoors with a… Read more »
Ontario Imposes Four Week ‘Shutdown’ to Combat COVID 19 Surge Starting April 3, 2021
The Ontario government is imposing a provincewide “shutdown” in an effort to combat a recent spike in COVID-19 infections. Premier Doug Ford says the change will take… Read more »
Beyond Monet: An Immersive Monet Exhibition Coming to Toronto in August 2021
Were you thrilled to be able to walk inside Van Gogh’s paintings and enjoyed every minute of the Immersive Van Gogh Exhibition? Then, this one is for… Read more »
Edmonton Transit Service Installs Germ-Killing Seats in LRT
Edmonton Transit Service has installed germ-killing seats on approximately two-thirds of Edmonton’s LRT fleet. According to the news release, a germ-killing additive has been incorporated directly into… Read more »
Calgary’s SAIT School of Business Ranked in Top 100 Business Schools in the World
CEOWORLD Magazine is counting SAIT School of Business in Calgary among the top 100 business schools in the world. SAIT’s School of Business is one of the… Read more »
Dollarama Announces Plans to Grow Stores to 2000 Across Canada
Dollarama Inc. remained bullish on the future of the discount chain in Canada even as its profits slipped amid higher costs and restrictions related to the pandemic… Read more »
Rules and Restrictions for Grey Level/Lockdown Regions in Ontario
Ontario has announced new rules on April 16th – New Enhanced Stay-at-Home Restrictions for Ontario Update April 1, 2021: The Ontario government is imposing a provincewide shutdown… Read more »
Ikea to Open a Store in Downtown Toronto
Ikea Canada will open a smaller-format store in late 2021/early 2022 in the Yonge Area at 382 Yonge Street making it the fifth store location in the Greater Toronto Area. IKEA Toronto Downtown Store will be located at the base of the Aura building and will occupy 6,148 sq. m (66,175 sq ft) of the ground and second floor. This location was previously occupied by Bed, Bath and Beyond.
Bring ‘Bar Smells’ Home With Candles From Miller Lite
If you are missing the sounds and smells of your favourite pub, then Miller Lite has released a new limited line of candles called Bar Smells that… Read more »
You Now Have 405 Acres More to Explore in PEI National Park
If you are planning to visit PEI when the pandemic is over, you now have 405 acres more to explore! The government of Canada has announced that… Read more »
Top 20 Friendliest Towns and Cities in Canada
If you are looking to travel to small towns and cities in Canada after the pandemic restrictions are lifted, then Expedia, one of the world’s largest full-service… Read more »
Burger King Launches New Plant-Based Impossible Whopper in Canada
Burger King Canada and Impossible Foods have teamed up to introduce a new plant-based flame-grilled burger in Canada. The Impossible Whopper made from plants launches today (March… Read more »
Paid Parking at Lake Louise, Shuttle Reservations to Moraine Lake and Lake Louise
If you are planning to visit Canada’s busiest mountain Lakes this summer, then you need to plan ahead. Parks Canada is introducing a two-year paid parking pilot… Read more »
What to Do With Left Over Food: IKEA Canada Releases Free Food Scraps Cook Book
Ikea Canada has released a new IKEA cookbook to inspire Canadians to reduce food waste in their home. According to a study released by Second Harvest in… Read more »