5 Things to Do in Calgary – Tuesday, January 22, 2019
5 Things to Do on Tuesday, January 22, 2019 in Calgary. For all events this week: Things to do this week in Calgary This Weekend in Calgary… Read more »
5 Things to Do during Ottawa Ice Dragon Boat Festival
The Ottawa Ice Dragon Boat Festival Presents Free Concerts And Entertainment This February. Taking place on the historic Rideau Canal Skateway, the 3rd Annual Ottawa Ice Dragon… Read more »
Free Admission to Select Quebec Provincial Parks this Saturday
Admission to 17 establishments managed by Sépaq ( Société des établissements de plein air du Québec) will be completely free of charge on Saturday, January 26. Named Sépaq Winter… Read more »
Sony Centre for the Performing Arts to become Meridian Hall in September
Civic Theatres Toronto has entered into a partnership with Meridian. Meridian, Ontario’s largest credit union and third largest in Canada has committed $30.75-million over 15 years to the… Read more »
You can shop online at Dollarama
Following a successful 5-week pilot in Québec, a selection of Dollarama’s most popular consumable and general merchandise products now available by the full case for deliveries across… Read more »
Reserve Campgrounds at Terra Nova National Park for Summer 2019
Protecting the region where the North Atlantic Ocean touches the Island boreal forest of Eastern Newfoundland, Terra Nova National Park offers its visitors, many outdoor adventure including… Read more »
Red Chili by Canada Herb recalled due to Salmonella
All Canada Herb brand Red Chili packages sold up to and including January 20, 2019 is recalled due to possible Salmonella contamination. The product may have also been… Read more »
Coast-to-coast-to-coast Splendour in new Canada Post Stamps
Inspired by a line in the lyrics of “O Canada”, Canada Post has issued the second set of stamps in the multiyear From Far and Wide series…. Read more »
The Year of the Pig Stamps by Canada Post
Canada Post has released two new stamps in honour of the Year of the Pig. The Year of the Pig begins on February 5, 2019, and ends on January… Read more »
Where to Star-Gaze without Light Pollution: Dark-Sky Preserves in Canada
Nature serves up magnificent displays of celestial eye candy, every day! But those in the cities often miss sighting these sparkling diamonds because of glaring city lights! This article lists designated parks that preserves the darkest of Canadian skies! Visit these places during days nearer to the new moon or during a celestial event for a sight to behold!
Expect traffic disruption this weekend in Edmonton area due to another oversize load travel on highways 14 and 21
Expect traffic disruption this weekend due to oversize load to travel on highways 14 and 21 from Edmonton to the Fort Saskatchewan area starting this weekend and… Read more »
Alberta is getting a new university dedicated to fine arts and design
Calgary’s Alberta College of Art + Design will officially become the Alberta University of the Arts (AUArts) on Feb 1. Though, Alberta government granted university status to… Read more »
New Admission fees for Signal Hill and Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Sites
In keeping up with the recent announcement of increase to Parks Canada sites’ visitor fees, Parks Canada has announced the new visitor fees for Signal Hill and Cape… Read more »
The amount of food wasted in Canada can feed every single Canadian for 5 months
Second Harvest, Canada’s largest food rescue organization and an expert in perishable food recovery undertook a year-long study in partnership with Value Chain Management International. The findings are… Read more »
Lowe’s Canada is Recruiting for 6,350+ Positions across Canada
Lowe’s Canada is looking to fill more than 6,350 full-time, part-time, and seasonal positions this spring at its stores across Canada. Estimated positions to fill in store, by… Read more »
Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s Romeo & Juliet Return For Valentine’s Day
FAMED STAR-CROSSED LOVERS RETURN FOR VALENTINE’S DAY. Rudi van Dantzig’s Romeo & Juliet, one of the most popular Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) productions of all time, returns… Read more »
Carlos Santana “Supernatural Now” Tour
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame guitarist Carlos Santana has announced he will hit the road with his band across North America this summer for the Supernatural… Read more »
5 Weekend Getaways in Alberta: 3rd Weekend of January
Here are 5 ideas for a weekend day trip or a getaway in Alberta for the third weekend of January.
2019 World Snow Day Celebrations in Canada
World Snow Day is an annual event organised by International Ski Federation – governing body for international skiing and snowboarding, to encourage children and families to enjoy snow… Read more »
Alberta’s Top Baby Names for 2018
50,104 babies were born in Alberta last year – 25,717 boys and 24,387 girls. Service Alberta recorded 13,363 different baby names in 2018. Baby names statistics are recorded… Read more »
Top Malls in Canada
Retail Council of Canada has released its 2018 Canadian Shopping Centre Study, based on annual per square foot productivity, and visitor traffic. CF Toronto Eaton Centre is the most… Read more »
Parks Canada to increase fees in 2020
Parks Canada who manages a nation-wide network of 171 national historic sites, 46 national parks, one national urban park, and four national marine conservation areas has announced increases… Read more »
5 Getaways for this Weekend in Ontario: Third Weekend of January
5 ideas for a day trip or a weekend getaway for this third weekend of January in Ontario.
Barack Obama coming to Calgary
The 44th U.S. President Barack Obama will be speaking in Calgary this March. There will only be 15,000 tickets available for the event. The 44th U.S. president,… Read more »























