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Rents in Canada Hit a Two-and-a-Half-Year Low; Saskatchewan and Edmonton See Continued Growth
Canada’s rental market ended 2025 at its lowest point in more than two years, with easing prices across most housing types and regions, according to the latest… Read more »
10 Restaurants For a Romantic Dinner Date in Regina
Are you looking to take your partner out somewhere nice? Regina is home to many delightful restaurants, including some that make for fantastic date nights. Next time… Read more »
Skate the Park Returns to Echo Valley Near Regina with Olympic-Inspired Winter Experience
Echo Valley Provincial Park is preparing for another winter season centred on outdoor skating, trail activities, and overnight stays, as its popular Skate the Park experience returns… Read more »
Canadians Cool on Provincial Governments, Saskatchewan Highest Rated, Ontario Lowest
Provincial governments are finishing the year under heavier public scrutiny, with affordability and health care driving much of the dissatisfaction. New data from the non-profit Angus Reid… Read more »
Family Fun Things to Do During Christmas & Winter Holidays in Regina
Family fun things to do during Christmas holidays including free, fun family & kids’ activities, live music, theatre & performing arts, sports and exhibitions.
Winter Fun in Saskatchewan: Events, Festivals and Outdoor Adventures
We tend to think of hibernation in the winter months – staying in bed covered in blankets, hot chocolate, and curling up around the fireplace with a… Read more »
15 Restaurants in Regina for Holiday Parties and Christmas Dinners
Hit the town this holiday season for a special meal, party, or celebration, with Regina’s top restaurants. These local spots offer a variety of ways to dine… Read more »
Regina Restaurants For Dine-in or Takeout Christmas or Boxing Day Dinner
If the thought of making Christmas dinner this year feels too overwhelming, don’t worry. These 15 places in Regina will make your Christmas gathering festive without you slogging in the kitchen.
Saskatchewan Requires Finger Print Checks as Province Moves to Prevent Serious Offenders from Hiding Behind New Names
Saskatchewan is expanding the circumstances under which a legal name change can be denied, introducing new restrictions aimed at keeping individuals convicted of severe offences from obscuring… Read more »
Air Canada Launches Two-Day Donation Drive for Jamaica Relief
Air Canada Vacations is turning this year’s Giving Tuesday into a chance for travellers to help communities in Jamaica recovering from Hurricane Melissa. The company announced it… Read more »
Canada Opens Door to More Passenger and Cargo Flights to Saudi Arabia and the UAE
Canada is opening the door to significantly more air travel and cargo movement with two key Middle Eastern partners, following newly expanded aviation agreements with Saudi Arabia… Read more »
6 Ideas For Holiday & Christmas Getaways in Saskatchewan
Planning for holiday trips and travel around the holiday break might feel stressful at first. But for those travelling around Saskatchewan this season or looking for ways… Read more »
15 Advent Calendars to Countdown to Christmas
Make the countdown to Christmas Day a bit more exciting this December with some of the coolest advent calendars out for 2025! Those in search of the… Read more »
Country Thunder Saskatchewan Announces Headliners For 2026 Summer Music Festival
Country Thunder organizers have announced the headliners for the 2026 edition of Saskatchewan Music Festival. The festival, scheduled for July 9 to 12 will be headlined by… Read more »
Regina Santa Claus Parade 2025: What to Know About This Sunday’s Parade
The 39th Annual Santa Claus Parade will bring festive celebrations to Regina this Sunday. Since 2018, Wheaton Kia has proudly sponsored Regina’s Santa Claus parade, adding to… Read more »
Circle K Offers Free Coffee to Veterans and Service Members on Remembrance Day
Circle K will provide free medium-sized beverages to veterans and active service members across Canada on Remembrance Day as a gesture of appreciation for their service. On… Read more »
Mint Releases $2 Circulation Coin Marking 25 Years Since Repatriation of the Unknown Soldier
The Royal Canadian Mint has released a $2 commemorative circulation coin recognizing the 25th anniversary of the repatriation of Canada’s Unknown Soldier. The coin, unveiled during the… Read more »
Foo Fighters Announce 2026 Canadian Stadium Tour Stops in Four Cities; Register Now For Tickets
Rock band Foo Fighters, led by Dave Grohl, has announced a new stadium tour for 2026 that includes four Canadian performances. The tour will stop at Rogers… Read more »
Canada Announces 11 New National Historic Designations Reflecting the Country’s Diverse Heritage
The federal government has announced 11 new national historic designations honouring individuals, places, and events that have shaped the country’s history. The recognitions, made under Parks Canada’s… Read more »
Wendy’s Canada Launches Limited-Time Fall Menu with New Flavours
Wendy’s Canada has introduced a new range of seasonal items, featuring both sweet and savoury flavours, available for a limited time at participating locations nationwide. The fall… Read more »
Lindt Launches Dubai Style Chocolate Bar in Canada for Limited Time
Lindt & Sprüngli has launched its limited-edition Dubai Style Chocolate Bar in Canada after strong sales in Europe and the United States. The 150-gram bar features Lindt’s… Read more »
What Average Canadian Families Pay For Health Care in 2025
A new report from the Fraser Institute suggests Canadian households are paying far more for health care than they might think, even without receiving a bill at… Read more »
Saskatchewan Parks Unveil Late-Summer Lineup of Art, Music, Film, and Trails
Saskatchewan’s provincial parks are packing the final weeks of summer with art, music, film, and outdoor adventures — offering something for every visitor, from cinema under the… Read more »
Free Events at Sask Parks This August Include Sandcastle Contests, Sunset Concerts and Outdoor Cinema Nights
Saskatchewan’s provincial parks are offering a range of recreational and cultural events for visitors until August 20. Activities include athletic competitions, art festivals, outdoor film screenings, and… Read more »