LOTTO MAX Overhaul Begins April 14 with $90 Million Cap and New $100K Prizes
A major update is on the way for one of Canada’s most recognizable lotteries, with changes set to take effect this month. The Ontario Lottery and Gaming… Read more »
20+ Parks to Go Camping in Newfoundland and Labrador
It doesn’t matter if you choose to rough it and set up camp yourself or take a cozy nature retreat in a fully furnished yurt; the parks… Read more »
100+ Festivals in Edmonton — 2026
A guide to annual festivals in Edmonton – including free fun family festivals, music festivals (electronic, classic, jazz, blues, reggae, folk), food festivals, art festivals, international events and more!
P.E.I. Sets Path to $17.60 Minimum Wage by 2027
Prince Edward Island is rolling out a phased increase to its minimum wage, with changes beginning this fall and continuing into next year. As of April 1,… Read more »
2026 Toronto Beaches Easter Parade – Route, Road Closures and TTC Detours: What You Need to Know
Toronto’s Beaches Easter Parade will return this Sunday. A cherished tradition that brings the community together with a burst of colour, music, and joy will begin at… Read more »
2026 Pickering Easter Parade Returns on April 4 & Here is What to Know
Get ready to hop into Easter and welcome spring at the City of Pickering’s annual Easter Parade! The parade is hosted by the City of Pickering in… Read more »
Parks Canada Confirms 2026 Alcohol Ban Periods for Banff Campgrounds, Full List Released
Parks Canada has set out this year’s restriction dates for alcohol and cannabis use in Banff National Park, along with a detailed list of affected campgrounds. Per… Read more »
Tim Hortons’ Spring & Summer Lineup Mixes Indulgent Treats With Protein Picks
As temperatures start to climb, Tim Hortons is rolling out a new lineup of cold drinks aimed at the spring and summer crowd. The menu introduces a… Read more »
Nova Scotia’s Stan Rogers Folk Festival Unveils Lineup for 2026 Edition
The Stan Rogers Folk Festival is hitting a milestone this summer, marking 30 years in Canso. What began as a small weekend camping event has grown… Read more »
Jeremy Hansen Lifts Off as Canada Becomes Second Nation With Astronaut on Lunar Mission
Colonel Jeremy Hansen is now on his way to the Moon, marking a first not just for him, but for Canada. The Canadian Space Agency astronaut lifted… Read more »
A Comprehensive Guide to Festivals in Toronto – 2026
Ultimate Guide to Festivals in Toronto: Family Festivals, Music Festivals, Theatre, Rib Fests, Beer Festivals, Food Festivals, Street Festivals, Film Festivals and more!
30 Things to Do Outdoors During Spring in Ottawa
Spring in the capital means fresh air, colourful gardens, patios, and the beginning of warmer days before the dog days of summer. Grab your family and friends… Read more »
50+ Things to Do This Spring in Ottawa – 2026 Events & Festivals
Spring is here, and Ottawa is bustling with plenty of fun events and festivals this lovely season, so we have compiled 50+ things to do in Canada’s… Read more »
Manitoba Announces 40-Cent Minimum Wage Increase This October
Workers in Manitoba will see a small bump in pay this fall, as the province confirms its minimum wage is set to rise to $16.40 per hour… Read more »
Ontario to Raise Minimum Wage to $17.95 in October
Ontario is adjusting its minimum wage, with the latest increase set to take effect this fall. Beginning October 1, 2026, the general minimum wage will rise from… Read more »
Canada to Face Bosnia and Herzegovina in FIFA World Cup Home Opener
Canada now knows its first opponent on home soil, and it’s not one many would have predicted. After a tense playoff final, Bosnia and Herzegovina booked its… Read more »
New Legislation Could Put Alberta Whisky Alongside Bourbon and Scotch
Alberta is looking to give its whisky a clearer identity, one that ties it firmly to the province where it is made. The provincial government has introduced… Read more »
25 Things to Do This Spring in Calgary
You know exactly what’s in the air. The weather is warmer, and the flowers will begin to bloom. There are a growing number of things to do… Read more »
Glow-in-the-Dark $2 Circulation Coin Released for CN Tower’s 50th Anniversary
The Royal Canadian Mint has released two special two-dollar coins to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the opening of the CN Tower. Both coins share the same design, but one will include colour and glow-in-the-dark features, while the other will be a standard version.
Fat Bastard Burrito Rolls Out $5.99 Combo for National Burrito Day
A popular Canadian burrito chain is marking National Burrito Day with a budget-friendly offer. Fat Bastard Burrito will offer a $5.99 combo on April 2 at locations… Read more »
From Magic to Movement: What Luminato’s 2026 Edition Looks Like
Toronto’s Luminato Festival is marking a major milestone this year, and it is doing so at full volume. The festival returns June 3 to 28 for its… Read more »
Canadians Are Quietly Getting Less for Their Rent
Rents across Canada may not be rising as quickly as before, but a new analysis suggests renters are quietly giving up something else. Space. A new analysis… Read more »
CFIA Issues Recall for Cheese Products in Meal Kits Over Listeria Risk
A nationwide recall is affecting several cheese items included in HelloFresh meal kits, after concerns about possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. The recall by Canadian Food Inspection… Read more »
Burger King Canada Refreshes Whopper, Fries and More Across Core Menu
Burger King Canada is giving some of its most familiar menu items a noticeable tune-up, focusing on taste rather than a full overhaul. At the centre of… Read more »