10 Must-Visit Towns in Kootenay Region For Scenic Weekend Getaways
British Columbia’s Kootenays roughly cover the southeastern corner of the province. The area is known for its many stunning natural features, from the mountain peaks to the… Read more »
28 of the Best Nature Parks and Hiking Spots in the Peel Region
Located in the heartland of Southern Ontario, the Peel region is surrounded by an equal mix of green hills and forest and stunning blue waters. It’s closeness… Read more »
12 Reasons Why You Should Visit Cardston on a Weekend Trip
The southern Alberta town of Cardston sits in the rolling foothills just on the edge of the Rocky Mountains. This scenic town is situated between the St…. Read more »
14 Things to Do On a Weekend Trip to Stettler
As you drive east of Red Deer, you notice a large divide: that of the prairies and Alberta’s badlands. Right on this line is the town of… Read more »
Edmonton Area Gardens to Visit For a Beautiful Summer Stroll
Want to enjoy some tranquillity? You’ll want to take your time on a walk through these different gardens around Edmonton. There are Edmonton’s two notable garden attractions,… Read more »
Avonlea Badlands: Explore This Landscape in Saskatchewan Filled With Hoodoos and Buttes on a Guided Tour
You wouldn’t expect to see hoodoos in the middle of Saskatchewan’s pasture lands. Located about 75 km from Moose Jaw and Regina on private land is Avonlea… Read more »
5 Reasons to Visit Parlee Beach Provincial Park This Summer
Parlee Beach Provincial Park is a gem nestled on the shores of New Brunswick, the warm summer waters of the Northumberland Strait lapping at the shoreline. Whether… Read more »
Pembina River Tubing 2026: Scenic River Float Through Alberta’s Ice Age Past
Pembina River Tubing will reopen for the 2026 summer season on June 6. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Pembina River Valley by taking a leisurely float down… Read more »
Canada Post’s New Stamps Tell Stories of Pride History and Resilience
Canada Post has released four new Places of Pride stamps, highlighting sites that played an important role in Canada’s 2SLGBTQIA+ history. The new issue is the second… Read more »
Spend a Night at Canada’s Only Working Lighthouse Inn
Prince Edward Island is home to many amazing inns and lighthouses. However, this unique inn truly stands out and lights the way to a good night’s sleep…. Read more »
Ontario’s Cleanest Beaches For a Summer Swim – 2026 Blue Flag Certified Beaches & Marinas
When beaches in Ontario have that distinct blue flag flying above, it gives the beach’s community a unique sense of pride because they know that the water… Read more »
Blue Flag: Cleanest Beaches and Marinas in Canada – 2026
Swim Drink Fish has announced the list of beaches and marinas that have earned this year’s prestigious Blue Flag Canada award. Blue Flag is an international award… Read more »
Canada’s Job Market Rebounds in May as Employment Rises by 88,000
Canada’s labour market showed a clear bounce in May, with Statistics Canada reporting an employment gain of 88,000 jobs, or 0.4 per cent. It was the first… Read more »
Restaurants to Order Father’s Day Brunch/Dinner in Regina
Treat Dad to a meal worth lingering over this Father’s Day. From hearty brunch plates to special dinner menus, these restaurants in Regina are offering options for… Read more »
Movies in the Park 2026: Free Outdoor Movies This Summer in Toronto & GTA
A list of free outdoor movies this summer in Toronto and GTA!
New Brunswick Summer Festivals 2026: 35+ Vibrant Festivals For a Memorable Vacation
If you’re headed to New Brunswick between June and September, here are 30 festivals you must attend!
Six Train Tours to Explore Alberta This Summer
Experience a range of train excursions across Alberta, offering everything from historic and educational journeys to fun and memorable rides. These rail adventures showcase the province’s diverse… Read more »
Wascana Centre Offers Fun Activities For a Summer Weekend Without Leaving the City
Wascana Centre is more than a place for a summer walk. It is a destination where recreation, culture, history, nature, and family fun come together. From boat tours, paddling, picnics, and pool days to art exhibitions, guided tours, Indigenous cultural events, and self-guided walking routes, there are many ways to enjoy the season.
New Brunswick to Launch Pay-What-You-Can School Lunch Program in September
New Brunswick is preparing to launch a pay-what-you-can school lunch program across the province this fall, with the goal of making nutritious meals available to all students…. Read more »
June 4: Pizza Pizza Marks National Cheese Day With $3 Bigger Slice Deal
Pizza Pizza is giving cheese lovers a one-day deal for National Cheese Day. Today, June 4, customers can get a cheese slice for $3 at Pizza Pizza… Read more »
U-Pick Flower Farms For a Day Trip in Ontario
This spring and summer, escape the city limits and find yourself on a beautiful farm amidst wild and colourful petals. If you enjoy picking flowers directly off a farm, visit one of these U-Pick flower farms in Ontario.
Walmart+ Launches in Canada With Delivery, Free Shipping and Crave
Walmart+ has officially launched in Canada, bringing a new membership program to shoppers. Canada is the first Walmart market outside the United States to get Walmart+. The… Read more »
José’s Double Deal: Mary Brown’s and José Bautista Launch Limited-Time Summer Meal
Mary Brown’s Chicken is marking its third year of partnership with José Bautista with a new limited-time meal built around some of the former baseball star’s favourite… Read more »
FlixBus Adds Summer Routes to Muskoka, North Bay and Prince Edward County From Toronto
FlixBus is adding new seasonal service in Ontario this summer, with routes linking Toronto to Muskoka, North Bay and Prince Edward County. The new service begins June… Read more »