Do I have a warrant and other funny 311 calls made in Calgary
City of Calgary has released a list of loopy queries and chuckle-worthy calls made around the last holiday season. The city gets more than 3,000 calls a… Read more »
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to Gordon Lightfoot feature in Hot Docs’ Special Presentations Program
North America’s largest documentary festival, conference and market, will present its 26th annual edition from April 25-May 5, 2019. Special Presentations features a high-profile collection of world… Read more »
This is the initial lineup of Calgary Folk Music Festival
Calgary Folk Music Festival has announced the initial lineup for its 2019 edition. Lineup: Asleep at the Wheel Sheila E. Sharon Van Etten Nathaniel Rateliff Lucius Join… Read more »
Chasing Summer Music Festival announces 2019 Lineup
The premiere outdoor dance music event in Western Canada returns to Calgary for its 2019 season with…a new chase, a new experience…bigger and better than ever… 2019… Read more »
Frankenstein, Peter Pan, Diavolo in Alberta Ballet’s 2019-20 Season
Join Alberta Ballet for a season of the exotic, the edgy and the elegant. It all starts with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity as Alberta Ballet boldly present the… Read more »
Doors Open Toronto celebrates 20th anniversary this year
Doors Open Toronto goes back to the future for its 20th anniversary edition The 20th annual Doors Open Toronto presented by Great Gulf returns on Saturday, May… Read more »
2019 Grey Cup Festivities Unveiled
The 107th Grey Cup and Grey Cup Festival will be presented by Calgary-based Shaw and Football fans are invited to “Experience the Energy” of the 2019 Grey… Read more »
Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes Exhibition is making its Canadian debut this Fall
Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes Exhibition is making its Canadian debut this Fall at Telus World of Science in Edmonton. MARVEL: Universe of Super Heroes features more… Read more »
Manitoba reduces retail sales tax from July 1
The Pallister government is cutting the retail sales tax to seven per cent from eight per cent on July 1, six years after the previous government raised… Read more »
Edmonton’s Landmark Muttart Conservatory to close for 18 months from July 2019
City of Edmonton will be closing Muttart Conservatory in July of 2019 for approximately for 18 months for major refurbishment. Since it opened in 1976, the Muttart’s vibrant,… Read more »
Winnipeg Folk Fest announces 2019 Lineup
Manitoba’s must-attend music festival that is held every July at Bird’s Hill Park has announced its 2019 lineup. Winnipeg Folk Festival 2019 Lineup: Death Cab for Cutie… Read more »
A diner series curated to celebrate and push the limits of vegan and vegetarian cuisine is kicking off this month end in Calgary
The PLANTED dinner series has teamed up with the Community Kitchen to help them raise money and spread the love for vegan and vegetarian cuisine in the… Read more »
A Spiral Skywalk Coming to Vancouver Island
Soon you can walk along an innovative treetop walkway and spiral lookout in the Cowichan Valley. A.Spire by Nature, a new company led by two of the… Read more »
Dallas Smith and Dean Brody: Friends Don’t Let Friends Tour Alone – 2019 Tour Dates
Dean Brody and Dallas Smith are joining forces this fall for Friends Don’t Let Friends Tour Alone Tour. The tour will kick off in Sault Ste. Marie… Read more »
You can get tennis rackets to computers for prices starting at 35% of retail from City of Calgary
Whether you need a computer or new tools or a used truck, you may find it through The City of Calgary’s surplus sales and public auctions. Bikes… Read more »
Squamish Constellation Festival announces inaugural festival lineup
Organised by Aquila Constellation Productions Inc., the inaugural Squamish Constellation Festival will take place at Hendrickson Field from July 26 – 28. The festival promises 3 days of… Read more »
A new immersive pop-up experience inspired by childhood nostalgia is coming this month to Toronto
Did you miss HAPPY PLACE, an interactive, immersive exhibit with larger-than-life installations and multi-sensory themed rooms that popped up at Harbourfront Centre? Another sensory pop-up experience inspired by childhood… Read more »
Ottawa’s RBC Bluesfest Announces 2019 Lineup
Billed as “one of the top-ten festivals” in the world by Billboard Magazine, RBC Bluesfest taking place from July 4 to 14, 2019 at LeBreton Flats Park,… Read more »
10 Reasons to Walk Whyte Avenue in Edmonton
Whether you’re visiting for the weekend or call Edmonton home, there are so many reasons to put taking a walk down Whyte Ave on the top of the schedule. Here are just a few.
A&W brings Plant-Based Beyond Meat Sausage & Egger for Breakfast
A&W is partnering with Beyond Meat to introduce another innovation, the Beyond Meat Sausage & Egger®, made with Beyond Meat’s 100% plant-based breakfast sausage, to its permanent… Read more »
Kids 12 and Under Ride Free on all GO Trains and Buses starting March 9
Just in time for March break, kids 12 and under can ride free on all GO Trains and Buses. From March 9th, kids 12 and under do not… Read more »
Spring Break Fun in Old Port Montreal
Bordering a 2.5-kilometre stretch of the St. Lawrence River, the Old Port is the most popular recreational tourism site in Quebec. Here is a list of 6… Read more »
Ontario’s Most Expensive Cities for Auto Insurance according to Kanetix.ca
According to Kanetix.ca, drivers in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) pay more for auto insurance than drivers elsewhere in the province. The estimated premiums are based on… Read more »
A Remarkable Exhibition of Stunning Forgeries is on Tour
Visitors to The Prud’homme Library will view all manner of unique items: a log book from the first human to endure the longest single space flight; a 2920-piece collection of self-portraits from a 24-year-old artist; a set of false obituaries from The Washington Post; a bronze vase dating back to 1045 B.C.; obscure poetry books and more.