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Patrick J. Adams Defends ‘Suits’ Co-Star Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, on Twitter
Canadian actor Patrick J. Adams is defending his “Suits” co-star Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, as she and husband Prince Harry square off against media critics and… Read more »
Ontario COVID-19 Shots Based on Age, Neighbourhood, Health Conditions in April
The next phase of Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccination plan will see shots administered based on risk factors including age, neighbourhood, existing health conditions and inability to work from… Read more »
New Brunswick To Provide One Dose Of Covid-19 Vaccine To Entire Population By July
Public health restrictions across New Brunswick will be eased this Monday morning because COVID-19 infections are on a steady trend downward, health officials announced Friday. The province’s… Read more »
Stay-at-Home Order to End in Toronto, Peel and North Bay Starting March 8th
Toronto and neighbouring Peel Region will see restrictions loosen next week as the province lifts a strict stay-at-home order imposed earlier this year. The two regions, along… Read more »
All Eligible Manitobans May Get A Covid-19 Vaccine Dose This Spring, Government Says
The Manitoba government says it should be able to get a first dose of COVID-19 vaccines to all eligible people in the province this spring — months… Read more »
Health Canada Approves Johnson And Johnson Vaccine Against COVID-19
Health Canada has approved the COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson and Johnson, saying it has the evidence showing the vaccine is both safe and effective against the novel… Read more »
Alberta to Open COVID-19 Vaccinations to Adults Over 50 on March 10th
Health Minister Tyler Shandro announced today that bookings for Phase 2A of the COVID-19 vaccine program will open for Albertans between the ages of 65 and 74, and… Read more »
‘The Hardy Boys’ Stars Bring Classic Characters to Life in 1980s-Set Canadian Show
Growing up in Alberta, actor Rohan Campbell spent summers at friends’ Canmore mountain cabins, where he’d crack open old “Hardy Boys” books that adorn many a cottage… Read more »
Ontario Pharmacy COVID-19 Vaccine Pilot to Begin Next Week with Oxford-AstraZeneca
Ontario says pharmacies in three public heath units, including Toronto, will begin giving out COVID-19 vaccines next week. Health Minister Christine Elliott says many of the Oxford-AstraZeneca… Read more »
Twitter to Launch Engineering Hub in Canada With Dozens of Hires This Year
Twitter Inc. will be bulking up on Canadian talent this year with a hiring spree meant to add dozens of engineers in the country to its staff…. Read more »
Alek Minassian Found Guilty in Toronto Van Attack
A man who killed 10 people and injured 16 others by deliberately driving a van down a bustling Toronto sidewalk was found guilty at trial on Wednesday,… Read more »
Calgary-Based Coffee Chain Unveils Strategy to Move in When Starbucks Closes Canadian Shops
The founder and CEO of Good Earth Cafes Ltd. says the Calgary-based chain could potentially double its 45 locations across Canada through a program to take over… Read more »
You Can Now Get Plant-Based Meatballs at Ikea
Ikea has introduced plant-based meatballs – plant ball – in its restaurants and food markets across Canada.
Things to See Along Trans-Canada Highway in Saskatchewan
You hear it all the time – Saskatchewan is so flat and filled with farmland that there is nothing worth stopping for. But, that couldn’t be farther… Read more »
How Effective is the AstraZeneca COVID 19 Vaccine? What You Need to Know
Health Canada approved its third COVID-19 vaccine on Friday, authorizing the jab made by AstraZeneca and Oxford University after a lengthy review of clinical trial details. AstraZeneca… Read more »
Highway 400 Closed In Both Directions Due To Series Of Collisions
Police say they have closed Highway 400 in both directions due to a series of vehicle collisions. Ontario Provincial Police have shut down the major artery… Read more »
Stratford Festival Plans Next Stages With Two Outdoor Summer Venues
The show must go on at the Stratford Festival, but this summer it’ll be happening outdoors. Organizers say they’ve made tentative plans for “about a dozen” live… Read more »
You Can Now Apply to Compete in Season 5 of The Great Canadian Baking Show
Are you a home baker interested in showcasing your baking talents in front of millions of Canadians? Then, CBC has announced that the casting for the fifth… Read more »
Spruce Meadows Cancels 2021 Summer Show Jumping Series
Spruce Meadows is cancelling its summer show jumping series for a second straight year because of the pandemic. The equestrian and soccer facility in Calgary draws dozens… Read more »
Weather Network Predicts Mild Spring With Some Wintry Blasts for Most of Canada
Canadians across the country can look forward to a mild spring peppered with the odd winter flashback throughout the first part of the season, according to predictions… Read more »
Thunder Bay, Simcoe Muskoka Moving into Lockdown March 1
Ontario will move the Thunder Bay and Simcoe Muskoka regions into lockdown on Monday while loosening restrictions in seven other areas. Local leaders in Thunder Bay… Read more »
Doctors Urge Alberta to Hold off on Easing COVID-19 Restrictions Next Week
A group of health professionals is urging the Alberta government not to ease COVID-19 restrictions next week and to instead toughen measures for bars, restaurants and pubs…. Read more »
Best Canadian Whiskies for 2021
The winners of the eleventh annual Canadian Whisky Awards which recognize the very best Canadian whiskies have been announced and nine independent whisky experts named Canada’s oldest whisky,… Read more »
Ontario Parks Report Reservations for Camp Sites have Doubled From 2020
Ontario Parks says that reservations for its campsites have nearly doubled since the same time last year. The provincial government agency says that bookings made between Jan…. Read more »