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Things to Do This Halloween in St. John’s
Get ready for some scares this Halloween in and around St. John’s. Being one of the older settlements of Canada, St. John’s has quite a few haunted… Read more »
15 Things to Do This Thanksgiving Weekend in St. John’s
Gather your family and spend some time relaxing, or get out of the house and experience what St. John’s has to offer this Thanksgiving.
Historic 1,800-Hectare Land Donation Expands Conservation in Central Newfoundland
The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) has launched its largest private land conservation effort in Newfoundland and Labrador, following a land donation from Domtar. The transfer involves… Read more »
Report Finds Canadian Living Standards Fell Sharply from 2020 to 2024
Canada’s living standards declined between 2020 and 2024, with Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per person falling by 2 per cent—the steepest five-year drop since the Great Depression,… Read more »
10 Fall Season Day Trips From St. John’s
St. John’s is the place to be – and the place to get out of, as well, and explore the beauty of the Newfoundland countryside during the… Read more »
Things to Do This Fall in Newfoundland & Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador comes alive when the leaves turn vibrant colours. Many of the towns and cities across the island offer unique experiences for visitors and locals… Read more »
Things to Do During Labour Day Weekend in St. John’s – 2025
Celebrating the hard work of workers, Labour Day is last long weekend of summer. Take the weekend to rest, meet up with friends, and explore the city… Read more »
Blake Shelton Joins Churchill Park Music Festival Lineup; Tickets on Sale June 24
Blake Shelton is scheduled to perform at the Churchill Park Music Festival in St. John’s on Saturday, July 26. The event is part of the multi-day festival… Read more »
Headliners Revealed for Free ECMA Fan Fest Set for May 11 in St. John’s
Downtown St. John’s is gearing up for a lively afternoon on May 11 as the East Coast Music Association brings the ECMA Fan Fest to George Street…. Read more »
The Killers to Close Out Churchill Park Music Festival on July 29
The Killers will headline the final night of the Churchill Park Music Festival in St. John’s. The Las Vegas-based rock band will be joined by special guests… Read more »
Def Leppard to Headline St. John’s Churchill Park Music Festival; Tickets on Sale Mar 24
Rock fans in St. John’s, get ready — legendary British rockers Def Leppard are heading to Churchill Park this summer. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers… Read more »
A Season of Temperature Swings: The Weather Network Releases 2025 Spring Forecast
The Weather Network has released its spring forecast for Canada, predicting a season marked by fluctuating temperatures and variable precipitation. The months of March, April, and May… Read more »
Mary Brown’s Chicken Launches Hot Honey Sandwich for Daredevil: Born Again Release
Mary Brown’s Chicken has introduced its new Hot Honey Sandwich to coincide with the release of Daredevil: Born Again, now streaming on Disney+. The sandwich, available for… 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 »
How CRA’s Updated Rules Will Impact Short-Term Rental Income Deductions
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is reminding Canadians of the significant changes to tax rules for short-term rental properties, effective after the 2023 tax year. These updates… Read more »
Mary Brown’s Chicken Introduces Leg Day Combo
Mary Brown’s Chicken has added a new option to its menu with the Leg Day Combo, offering two pieces of its signature chicken and a small serving… Read more »
2025 Henley Passport Index Ranks Canada’s Passport as More Powerful Than the US’s
Henley & Partners has released their 2025 Henley Passport Index, which ranks the world’s passports according to the number of destinations their holders can access without a… Read more »
Ipsos Poll: Canadian Families Earning Less Than $60K Unsure of Meeting Basic Needs Without Aid
A recent Ipsos poll commissioned by CanadaHelps has revealed that over half (56%) of Canadians with annual household incomes below $60,000 are uncertain if they can afford… Read more »
Mary Brown’s Chicken Introduces “Made for Two” Meal Deal and Holiday Getaway Contest
Mary Brown’s Chicken has launched a new “Made for Two” meal deal to cater to couples and families looking for a cozy dining option. This meal bundle… Read more »
Ducks Unlimited Canada Expands Urban Conservation with St. John’s Wetland Acquisition
Ducks Unlimited Canada has successfully acquired a crucial urban wetland in St. John’s, Newfoundland, aiming to preserve vital green spaces amidst rapid urban development. The 4.8-hectare Empire… Read more »
Top Toys For 2024 Holiday Season Gifts According to Walmart Canada
Walmart Canada has released its Top Toys list for 2024, offering a selection of affordable holiday gift ideas. The retailer, which markets itself as Canada’s leading toy… Read more »
Tickle Cove Sea Arch: The Majestic Gateway to Bonavista’s Stunning Natural Wonders
The Tickle Cove Sea Arch could be the starting point for an epic road trip across the Bonavista Peninsula. Among the sites are the Sea Arch, Devil’s… Read more »
Mary Brown’s Chicken to Donate $2 from Every Sale on July 31 to Support BGC Canada
On July 31, 2024, Mary Brown’s Chicken will donate $2 from each meal, feast, and combo sold to support BGC Canada, the country’s largest youth-serving organization. This… Read more »
Parks Canada and St. John’s Begin Steps Towards National Urban Park
Parks Canada and the City of St. John’s have initiated efforts to establish a national urban park in St. John’s. This collaboration aims to enhance access to… Read more »