Calgary Restaurants For 2026 Father’s Day Brunch and Dinner
There are many ways to celebrate the dads and father figures in our lives on June 21st. No matter how you spend time with him on Father’s… Read more »
Getaway to Oldman Dam Provincial Recreation Area in Southern Alberta This Summer
Consider the Oldman Dam Provincial Recreation Area as a camping, road trip, or day trip destination this summer! The park’s southwestern location offers up incredibly unique landscapes,… Read more »
Get Free Krispy Kreme Doughnuts on National Doughnut Day
A free doughnut is on the table at Krispy Kreme, but only for one day. Krispy Kreme Canada will mark National Doughnut Day on June 5 by… Read more »
Do West Fest 2026: What to Expect at Toronto’s 16-Block Summer Street Festival This Weekend
Toronto’s summer kickoff street festival, Do West Fest, is back this week, going all the way from Ossington Ave to Lansdowne Ave., along Dundas St. W. Presented… Read more »
Toronto’s Lakeshore Village Hosts Ontario’s Biggest Grilled Cheese Festival This Saturday
Do you prefer Monterey Jack, Gruyére, mozzarella or Gouda as the star of the humble grilled cheese sandwich? No idea? Then, head to Etobicoke to decide as… Read more »
45-Acre Waterpark in the GTA Reopens June 6 with Bubble Parties and Glow Nights
Cool off at a world-class waterpark this summer near Toronto. Spread across 45 acres, Wet’n’Wild Toronto features an assortment of tube and body water slides, Bear Footin’… Read more »
June 6 & 7: Fish For Free This Weekend in New Brunswick & Nova Scotia
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia are inviting residents and visitors to experience fishing without a license this weekend. In New Brunswick, the upcoming Fish NB Days are… Read more »
Outdoor Theatre During Summer in Toronto and GTA – 2026
Join for outdoor dance extravaganzas, and revel in the productions that showcase magical tale of love, family, and forgiveness this summer in Toronto.
Whistling Gardens: Visit One of Canada’s Best Botanical Gardens With the Largest Public Peony Collection in North America
Ontario is home to many fabulous gardens, including the largest botanical garden in Canada. However, did you know that Whistling Gardens in Norfolk County is home to… Read more »
Federal Grocery Relief Payment Set to Arrive for Eligible Canadians June 5
A new federal payment aimed at easing grocery costs is set to land in Canadians’ accounts on June 5, part of a plan first announced earlier in… Read more »
McDonald’s Launches FIFA World Cup 26 Meals With Collectible Cups and Happy Meal Toys
McDonald’s is adding a FIFA World Cup 26 theme to its menu this summer, with limited-time meals, collectible cups and Happy Meal toys planned for participating restaurants… Read more »
100+ Fun Things to Do This Summer in Hamilton – 2026 Events, Festivals & Activities
Check out a variety of food festivals, beautiful parks, waterfalls, museums and heritage sites as well as unique interactive animal experiences this summer in Hamilton.
Discover Alberta’s Heritage Garden at George Pegg Botanic Garden
Did you know that there is a delightful garden west of Edmonton in Lac Ste. Anne County? The rich plant diversity in Alberta can easily be witnessed… Read more »
FIFA World Cup Toronto Festivities, Watch Parties and Community Events
Soccer fans in Toronto will have plenty to gather around during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with watch parties following a packed run of match days in… Read more »
100+ Fun Things to Do This Summer in London – 2026 Events, Festivals & Activities
There are so many awesome things to do this summer in London from participating in world-class festivals to visiting historical sites.
Ottawa’s Sparks Street to Feature 13 Large-Scale Murals Inspired by Canada’s Provinces and Territories
A new public art installation is being added to Sparks Street, with artists set to paint a series of ground murals throughout June. The project, called Canadiana… Read more »
Free Outdoor Summer Concerts in Kitchener-Waterloo Region
Enjoy free concerts all through the summer season in Kitchener-Waterloo Region. Take your pick from lunch hour concerts or evening concerts. Hear some of the best as… Read more »
2026 Edition of Oshawa Peony Festival is This Weekend; Here is What to Know
Ontario has various festivals celebrating its flowers – from tulip and lilac festivals in May to sunflower festivals in August; there are plenty of opportunities for those… Read more »
Best Hikes For a Day Trip From Calgary
Explore the north, south, west, and east of Calgary to discover some amazing hikes and breathtaking views. You can easily find a wide array of hikes west of Calgary… Read more »
Explore Whitchurch-Stouffville’s Unique Attractions For Free This Saturday
Whitchurch-Stouffville is celebrating its 22nd Doors Open event on June 6, 2026, featuring 14 sites and a self-guided walking tour, offering the public unique experiences to explore… Read more »
Doors Open 2026: Explore Ottawa’s Hidden Gems For Free This Weekend
Plan a visit to Ottawa this weekend and explore a variety of historic and culturally significant buildings open to the public at no cost. In addition, the… Read more »
Summer in Portage La Prairie: Explore the “Island on the Prairies” Where Lakes, Giant Attractions, Indigenous and Pioneer History Come Together
Just an hour west of Winnipeg, Portage la Prairie offers a perfect blend of outdoor fun, cultural exploration, and lakeside relaxation. Surrounded by Crescent Lake, Lake Manitoba, and scenic marshes, this prairie town is ideal for summer paddling, birding, beach days, and trail walks. Dive into its rich history at local museums or enjoy family fun at waterparks and festivals.
Unique Landscapes: Must See Deserts and Sand Dunes in Canada
Canada’s landscapes change within 100km along the highway. They are vast and varied landscapes and include a small handful of northern deserts and sand dunes.While there are… Read more »
Explore Spectacular Cape Split Provincial Park – From Forest Trails to Dramatic Ocean Lookoffs
Cape Split Provincial Park offers some of the most stunning coastal scenery along the Bay of Fundy. Hike the Minas Basin or Scots Bay Trails for cliffside views, sea stacks, and old-growth forests. Visit the dramatic Cape Split Lookoff, explore shorter routes to scenic viewpoints, and use Blomidon Provincial Park as your base for beaches, trails, and sunset picnics.