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Ontario Opening 67 New Campsites at Three Popular Parks; Reservations Open June 15
Ontario is adding more camping space ahead of the busy summer season at Ontario Parks. 67 new campsites are opening at MacGregor Point, Killarney and Driftwood Provincial… 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 »
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 »
Ontario to Take Over Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway in Fall 2027
Ontario is set to take ownership of two of Toronto’s busiest highways, with the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway scheduled to transfer from the City of… Read more »
CAA Worst Roads 2026: Hamilton, Toronto and Sudbury Roads Rank Among Ontario’s Worst
Barton Street East in Hamilton has once again been named the worst road in Ontario. The road took the top spot in CAA’s 2026 Worst Roads campaign,… Read more »
Ticket Resale Crackdown in Ontario Brings Higher Fines Starting June 10
Ontario is increasing financial penalties for ticket resellers who break provincial rules by selling event tickets for more than their original total purchase price. The new enforcement… Read more »
Zellers Maps Its Ontario Comeback With New Stores in Toronto and Windsor
Zellers is putting Ontario back on its map, starting with two stores that show how the retailer is trying to turn nostalgia into a modern shopping format…. 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 »
23-Acre Addition Planned for Ontario’s First Urban Provincial Park
Ontario is moving ahead with a proposed 23-acre expansion of Uxbridge Urban Provincial Park, adding land along the park’s northern boundary to protect more greenspace in the… Read more »
Longo’s Marks 70 Years With Ontario Store Celebrations and New Store Openings
Longo’s is marking its 70th anniversary in 2026 with celebrations across its 43 stores in Ontario. The grocery retailer, formerly Longo Brothers Fruit Markets, will hold anniversary… Read more »
Weather Network Summer Forecast 2026: Western Canada Faces Hotter Summer as East Sees a Changeable Season
The Weather Network says Canada is heading into a split summer, with western Canada expected to be hot while central and eastern regions see more back-and-forth conditions… Read more »
Gondola or Zipline? Wasaga Beach Opens Door to Big Ideas Above the Shoreline
A new idea is taking shape above Wasaga Beach, and it could change how visitors experience one of Ontario’s busiest summer destinations. Town council, led by Mayor… Read more »
Ontario Allows Extended Bar Hours During FIFA World Cup 2026
Ontario is preparing for a busy summer as the province loosens last call rules during the FIFA World Cup 2026. Licensed bars and restaurants will be allowed… Read more »
Pizza Nova Brings Back One-Day $5.99 Deal to Support Variety Ontario
Pizza Nova is bringing back its one-day “That’s Amore Pizza for Kids” event, something customers haven’t seen in its original format since 2019. For one day only… Read more »
FREE Comic Book Day 2026: Get Free Comics This Saturday
Free Comic Book Day 2026 returns this Saturday, and you can get free comics and merch from your local comic shop.
Saunders Farm Marks 50 Years with New Tulipfest in Ottawa
Saunders Farm is marking a major milestone this spring, and it’s doing it in full colour. To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Saunders Farm is introducing Tulipfest, a… Read more »
Doors Open Guelph: Explore Unique Sites and Attractions For Free This Saturday
It’s time to unlock the doors and explore some of Guelph’s most iconic sites! The city is throwing open its doors for the Doors Open Guelph event… Read more »
50% More GST/HST Credit: Eligible Canadians to Receive a One-Time Grocery Relief Payment on June 5
A new federal payment aimed at easing grocery costs is set to land in Canadians’ accounts this spring, part of a plan first announced earlier in January…. Read more »
2026 Record Store Day: Head to Independent Record Stores This Saturday For Special Releases and Performances
On April 18, independent record stores across Canada will mark the annual Record Store Day, a global celebration of vinyl culture featuring special releases, in-store performances, and… Read more »
Ontario Allows Alcohol Beyond Campsites in Provincial Parks This Summer
A day at the park in Ontario is about to feel a little different this summer. The province is loosening long-standing alcohol rules in Ontario Parks, giving… Read more »
Jackson-Triggs Niagara Estate Announces 2026 Summer Concert Series Lineup; Tickets Now On Sale
Niagara Region wine country’s outdoor concerts are returning this year to the 500-seat open-air venue located at Jackson-Triggs Niagara Estate. Starting in June, you can experience some… Read more »
Imagine Dragons to Open RBC Amphitheatre Concert Season in May; Tickets on Sale April 17
Imagine Dragons will open the newly branded RBC Amphitheatre with its first-ever headlining show. The multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning band will take the stage on May 21, 2026,… Read more »
Ontario Proposes Mandatory Written Exams, With Attendance Marks Worth Up to 15 Per Cent for High School Students
Ontario is proposing a significant shake-up to how school boards operate, with a new bill aimed at tightening oversight and refocusing attention on student outcomes. The legislation,… Read more »
Ontario Plans to Extend WSIB Benefits to Thousands in Private Care Jobs
Ontario is moving to expand workplace insurance coverage to thousands of care workers who have long operated without it. The province has introduced proposed legislation that would… Read more »