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Whistling Gardens: Visit One of Canada’s Best Botanical Gardens With the Largest Public Peony Collection in North America
Ontario is home to many fabulous gardens, including the largest botanical garden in Canada. However, did you know that Whistling Gardens in Norfolk County is home to… 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 »
Ottawa’s Sparks Street to Feature 13 Large-Scale Murals Inspired by Canada’s Provinces and Territories
A new public art installation is being added to Sparks Street, with artists set to paint a series of ground murals throughout June. The project, called Canadiana… Read more »
Doors Open 2026: Explore Ottawa’s Hidden Gems For Free This Weekend
Plan a visit to Ottawa this weekend and explore a variety of historic and culturally significant buildings open to the public at no cost. In addition, the… Read more »
Unique Landscapes: Must See Deserts and Sand Dunes in Canada
Canada’s landscapes change within 100km along the highway. They are vast and varied landscapes and include a small handful of northern deserts and sand dunes.While there are… 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 »
15 Scenic Lookouts In and Around Ottawa
What better time of the year than the heart of summer to explore nature and enjoy the many scenic lookouts around Ottawa? This list provides 15 must-visit… Read more »
Canada Day 2026: Official Programming Announced for Ottawa Celebrations
On July 1, 2026, Canada will mark the 159th anniversary of Confederation with nationwide celebrations centred in the Capital Region. The Minister of Canadian Identity and… Read more »
Wendy’s Canada Deal Gives Blue Jays Fans Free Burger Offer After Wins
Wendy’s Canada has entered a multi-year partnership with the Toronto Blue Jays, becoming the team’s Official Hamburger. The deal was announced on National Hamburger Day and links… Read more »
Free Rent Offers Become More Common in Ontario’s Rental Market as Vacancy Rates Rise
Move-in incentives are playing a larger role in Ontario’s rental market as rents soften, vacancy rates rise and more rental supply comes online. A new analysis from… Read more »
Lake Huron Summer Road Trip: 10 Towns and Cities For a Weekend Getaway
Welcome to Ontario’s West Coast or Blue Coast! One look at some of the beaches around Lake Huron in Ontario, and it is immediately evident why 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 »
More Than Just Willie: Discover Wiarton’s Historic Ruins and Caves This Summer
Wiarton may be known for its famous groundhog, Wiarton Willie, but this charming town on the South Bruce Peninsula offers far more. Set against the stunning backdrop of Georgian Bay, Wiarton is a gateway to scenic hiking trails, fascinating cave systems, and the haunting ruins of a once-grand estate. Whether you’re here for the history, nature, or summer festivals, Wiarton is full of experiences waiting to be discovered. Here are the top activities and ways to make the best of your trip.
Sainte-Marie among the Hurons 2026 Season: Taste, Tour, and Discover Ontario’s Earliest European Roots
Ontario’s historical gem, Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, invites visitors to step back in time and experience the province’s first European community. Founded in 1639 as the headquarters… Read more »
Lake Erie Weekend Getaway: 10 Towns & Communities For an Ontario Summer Vacation
Consider these towns along the Lake Erie shoreline as a simple summer getaway, a road trip, or a single destination. The Lake Erie Shoreline has many reasons… Read more »
Fascinating Living History Villages & Museums to Visit This Summer in Ontario
Ontario is home to several captivating living history sites that provide a unique and immersive experience, allowing visitors to step back in time and explore the rich… Read more »
14 Caves & Caverns to Explore in Ontario
Caves and crevices boast the mysteries and exploration that Ontario has to offer. With exceptional cave systems like the Bonnechere Caves and Bruce Caves, visitors can get a glimpse of the epitome of historical geology and perhaps find some hidden treasures on their way. Here are 15 caves for you to explore in Ontario.
Things to Do in Ottawa in June
Events, Activities, and Festivals happening in Ottawa during the month of June 2025.
Adventures at Rideau River Provincial Park: Hike, Fish, Paddle, and Sleep Along Canada’s Oldest Canal System
At Rideau River Provincial Park, you can paddle the scenic Rideau Waterway, Canada’s oldest canal system, or set up camp by the river under shady trees. Spend… Read more »
Explore Pembroke: A Riverside Gem with Historic Firsts and Scenic Views
Did you know Pembroke was the first place in Canada to light its streets with electricity? They lit up Pembroke Street on October 8, 1884.
From outdoor thrills to local charm, here’s how to make the most of your Pembroke getaway.
2026 Summer Festivals in and Around Ottawa
From June to September 2026, Ottawa will be bustling with diverse festivals offering a fun-filled staycation in Canada’s capital city. Highlights include the Fringe Festival and Festival… Read more »
Escape to Sauble Falls Provincial Park: Waterfalls, Sand Dunes, Scenic Trails & More!
At Sauble Falls, you’re stepping into a place with a cool mix of history and nature. Once a bustling logging hub, it’s now all about relaxing by the river, hiking through red pine forests, and exploring ancient sand dunes. You can camp near the water, paddle the Sauble River, or walk the scenic trails. Just a quick trip takes you to Sauble Beach, perfect for swimming, sunset strolls, and grabbing food on a patio. It’s a spot where you can truly slow down and enjoy.
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 »