St. John's 
The Chimney & More: Must Visit Natural Wonders and Attractions In and Around Spillars Cove
The Bonavista area on Newfoundland’s eastern coast is a must-visit destination for those wishing to explore spectacular natural formations framed by the ocean. Anyone wanting a place… Read more »
Most Incredible Natural Attractions You Must Visit in Newfoundland and Labrador
They call it the rock. And while many of Newfoundland and Labrador’s incredible natural attractions are rocky, or part of the cliffs, the province has a ton… Read more »
World Rankings of Canadian Universities by Subject in 2024
QS Quacquarelli Symonds Ranking, which is one of the three most widely read university rankings in the world, released its fourteenth edition of the QS World University… Read more »
Churchill Park Music Festival Adds Third Shania Twain Concert, Tickets on Sale Apr 6th
In response to high demand, the organizers of the 2024 Churchill Park Music Festival have announced an additional performance by Shania Twain. This third show is scheduled… Read more »
Canada to Create a New National School Food Program
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today announced the inception of the National School Food Program, as part of the 2024 budget. With a funding allocation of $1 billion… Read more »
Shania Twain to Headline St. John’s Churchill Park Music Festival; Tickets on Sale April 4
Get ready for a summer filled with music and good vibes at the Churchill Park Music Festival in St. John’s. The Churchill Park Music Festival, set for August… Read more »
20+ Things to Do in April Around St. John’s
It is a well-known fact that spring in Newfoundland and Labrador is cooler than all of the other Atlantic Provinces. Oftentimes in Newfoundland, the winter weather continues… Read more »
Camping Reservations 2024 Summer For Newfoundland and Labrador’s Provincial Parks Open on April 24th
Stay awhile and enjoy a few adventures in Newfoundland and Labrador’s Provincial Parks this summer, like crossing a suspension bridge to an abandoned village at La Manche… Read more »
K-Crunch: Mary Brown’s Chicken Adds Korean-Inspired Fried Chicken Sandwich to Menu & Limited Offer of Free Sandwich
Mary Brown’s Chicken, a 100% Canadian-owned quick service restaurant, has expanded its menu with the introduction of the K-Crunch, a Korean-inspired fried chicken sandwich. This addition comes… Read more »
25 Things to Do During Spring in Newfoundland
It is a well-known fact that spring in Newfoundland and Labrador is cooler than all the other Atlantic Provinces. Often times in Newfoundland the winter weather continues… Read more »
Things to Do During Easter Weekend in St. John’s
Start Easter Break with some spring fun this coming Easter Weekend. You can take the kids climbing, have fun games, or even start the weekend off with… Read more »
Bath & Body Works to Launch Limited Edition ‘Bridgerton’ Collection on March 25th
Dearest reader, Bath & Body Works is launching a unique year-long collaboration with Netflix, introducing a novel concept that combines fragrance with streaming entertainment. The partnership’s… Read more »
March 6: Bank of Canada Holds Interest Rate Steady at 5%
In its latest announcement, the Bank of Canada has decided to keep its target for the overnight rate at 5%, maintaining the Bank Rate at 5¼% and… Read more »
14 Things to Do This March in St. John’s
March is the perfect time to have a fantastic time enjoying the cultural scene in St. John’s. Spend some quality time with your family and friends checking… Read more »
Today is National Flag of Canada Day & Things You May Not Know About Our Flag
February 15th is the National Flag of Canada Day. The red and white flag with its eleven-pointed maple leaf was adopted in 1965 when Lester B. Pearson… Read more »
Newfoundland and Labrador to Get New Area Code Starting Feb 17
Beginning on February 17, 2024, Newfoundland and Labrador will welcome the addition of the 879 area code to its telecommunications infrastructure, complementing the existing 709 area code…. Read more »
Do Not Buy: Health Canada Raises Concerns Over Unauthorized Insecticides Available in the Market
In an advisory issued today, Health Canada is warning Canadians over the circulation of unregistered insecticide products in the Canadian market. Health Canada has issued a warning… Read more »
10+ Things To Do This Valentine’s Day in St John’s
Valentine’s Day is said to be the most romantic day of the year. However, planning a romantic date with your special someone this Valentine’s Day can be… Read more »
Oleato: Starbucks Launches Olive Oil Blended Coffee in Canada
Starbucks Canada is introducing its Oleato beverage line in Canada, blending Starbucks coffee with Partanna extra virgin olive oil to offer customers a unique, velvety coffee experience…. Read more »
Black History Month: Canada Post Releases Stamp Celebrating Mary Ann Shadd
Canada Post today released a Black History Month stamp in Chatham, Ontario, celebrating Mary Ann Shadd, a pioneering figure in the fight for Black and women’s rights…. Read more »
30+ Things to Do This Winter in Newfoundland & Labrador
Newfoundland & Labrador is known for being a very snowy province that loves to celebrate winter. So, take some time this winter to get out into the… Read more »
This is How Much Canadians Owe Due to Combined Federal and Provincial Debt in 2024
Canada’s combined federal and provincial debt has nearly doubled in the last 16 years, finds Fraser Institute, a non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank, in a recent report,… Read more »
60th Anniversary: Four Classic Donuts Now Available at Tim Hortons For a Limited Time
Tim Hortons is commemorating its 60th year of operation with a series of celebratory activities across Canada. Kicking off the festivities, the renowned coffee chain is reintroducing… Read more »
Canada’s Inflation Steady at 3.1% in November
Canada’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) maintained its previous month’s year-over-year growth rate of 3.1% in November, according to Statistics Canada in their monthly report. This steadiness in… Read more »