25 Things to Do This February in London
From enjoying winter activities to dancing to the beats of touring artists and enjoying fiery hot food, there is plenty to do this February. “The Curious Incident… Read more »
List of Extreme Cold Records Set in Alberta – Jan 11 to 15, 2024
Last weekend, Alberta experienced a severe cold snap, shattering multiple long-standing low-temperature records. The intense Arctic air front, which commenced on Thursday, led to the setting of… Read more »
25 Things to Do This February in Kitchener-Waterloo Region
From musical theatres to fishing, new exhibitions to workshops, there are plenty of events to check out this February in the Kitchener-Waterloo Region. Celebrate jazz music at… Read more »
Top 10 Experiences and Attractions in Canada According to 2024 Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards
The world’s largest travel platform, Tripadvisor, recently announced its 2024 Travelers’ Choice Awards Best of the Best, which recognizes the top 1% of its 8 million listings… Read more »
Tour of The Setting Sum: Sum 41 Coming to Toronto For the Final Show; Tickets Now on Sale
The Grammy-nominated rock group Sum 41 revealed their final global headlining tour, dubbed ‘Tour Of The Setting Sum.’ This tour with special guests The Interrupters marks a… Read more »
11 Fantastic Ways to Enjoy Views of the Frozen Niagara Falls
Canada is full of amazing natural sites, but a visit to the city of Niagara Falls, with its views over the famous waters, can’t be beaten by… Read more »
Fireworks & ERAs in the River Valley: Western Canada’s Largest Swiftie Fan Party Coming to Edmonton This August
Edmonton Riverhawks’ RE/MAX Field will come alive with the spirit of Taylor Swift for the grand “Swifties Under the Sky” event, promising an unforgettable night for Taylor… Read more »
Sugar Shack TO: Toronto’s Free Maple Festival Returns This March Break – 2024
Sugar Shack TO, presented by Redpath Sugar, is set to return to Toronto’s waterfront this March Break on March 9 and 10, 2024, for a weekend full… Read more »
Population Trap: All Good Things Have Their Limits Says National bank Asking Ottawa to Slow Immigration
All good things have their limits, says National Bank of Canada economists in a special Economics and Strategy report. The report by Stéfane Marion and Alexandra Ducharme… Read more »
Canada’s Inflation Increases Once Again to 3.4% in December 2023
Canada’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 3.4% year-over-year, a slight rise from November’s 3.1%, according to Statistics Canada. Inflation remained at 3.1% in October. Gasoline prices… Read more »
Adventures at Maligne Canyon During Winter – Ice Walk to Frozen Waterfall Hike & Climb
During the winter in Jasper National Park, Maligne Canyon is an awe-inspiring sight thanks to its deep walls and their snow and ice coverage. If you plan… Read more »
Canada Child Benefit: Eligible Parents Will Receive Up to $619.75 Per Child on January 19th
Eligible Canadian families will receive Canada Child Benefit (CCB) for the month of January on the 19th. The CCB is a federal program that provides financial support… Read more »
Calgary, Edmonton and Winnipeg Top the List of Canada’s Sexiest Cities – 2024
How do you decide which Canadian cities are the sexiest? PinkCherry, an online store for adult novelty, intimacy, and lingerie products, has revealed its 12th edition of… Read more »
B.C. Photographer Wins 2023 Canadian Photographer of the Year by Canadian Geographic
Amidst more than 8,000 submissions, 12 images stood out, each distinguished by their originality, technical skill and visual impact, says Canadian Geographic in a press release announcing… Read more »
National Rent Report Jan 2024: Canada’s Most and Least Expensive Cities For Tenants
In 2023, Canada’s rental market witnessed a significant 9% surge in asking rents, reaching a new peak of $2,178 per month in December, according to the National… Read more »
2024 Londonlicious: Restaurants Participating in London’s Winter Dining Festival
The Londonlicious: Winter Edition, presented by Growing Chefs!, returns from January 19th to February 11th, 2024. This event is your passport to exploring the finest culinary experiences… Read more »
Regina’s Mid-Winter Blues Festival Returns This February; Tickets Now On Sale
Get ready for a soul-stirring experience as the 29th Annual Mid-Winter Blues Festival returns from February 22 to 24, with an enticing lineup of both free and… Read more »
Winter Hikes: Spectacular Ice Caves & Frozen Waterfalls to See in New Brunswick
This winter you can take a few short hikes to reach breathtaking views of the beautiful waterfalls across New Brunswick that have been frozen in time by the cold winter air. The following trails have a waterfall or ice caves as part of their winter offerings, and if the weather is cold enough, you can see spectacular (and unique) ice formations.
WinterDine 2024: Charlottetown Restaurants Offering Exquisite Dishes During Annual Food Festival
Downtown Charlottetown’s annual winter food festival, WinterDine, is back for the 2024 edition. During the event, you can enjoy delicious meals at Charlottetown’s restaurants, which are opening… Read more »
30+ Things to Do This Winter in Newfoundland & Labrador
Newfoundland & Labrador is known for being a very snowy province that loves to celebrate winter. So, take some time this winter to get out into the… Read more »
Things to Do This Winter in Charlottetown
Charlottetown is a magnificent place to visit in the winter. Whether you’re spending a weekend or a few days, there’s something for everyone. Despite the small size… Read more »
Things to Do this Winter in Halifax
Halifax is the place to be in the winter if you love food, drinks and a good time. While it is cold outside, HRM comes alive with snow fun outside and inside. Here are just 25 things to do this winter in Halifax.
10 Fun Things to Do During Extreme Cold Weather in Calgary
Staying at home during the extreme cold weather in Calgary is usually a go-to plan for many people. But if you get a little bored of the… Read more »
Winter Fun in Saskatchewan: Events, Festivals and Outdoor Adventures
We tend to think of hibernation in the winter months – staying in bed covered in blankets, hot chocolate, and curling up around the fireplace with a… Read more »