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How to Get FIFA World Cup 2026 Tickets: Enter Ticket Lottery Beginning on September 10
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to be the biggest yet, with 48 teams competing in 104 matches across 16 host cities in Canada, Mexico, and… Read more »
Thornton Bales Conservation Area: 99 Steps to a Fabulous Ravine Lookout in Greater Toronto Area
If you’re a fan of “cardio hikes”, there is a great place to visit where you can burn calories while surrounded by nature. The Thornton Bales Conservation… Read more »
Cranberry Harvest: 2025 Season at Ontario’s Famous Cranberry Marsh in Muskoka Begins Sept 20
Fall is around the corner, and there are plenty of fun things to do in Ontario, from Salmon Run and Pumpkinfernos to watching the marvellous fall colours of sugar… Read more »
Great Pumpkin Trail 2025: Get Tickets For a Spooky Stroll Through Royal ‘Boo’tanical Gardens
If wandering through the woods lit only by glowing jack-o’-lanterns sounds like your kind of October night, the Royal Botanical Gardens has you covered. The Royal Botanical… Read more »
Bailey Zimmerman Announces Six Canadian Stops on 2026 ‘Different Night Same Rodeo’ Tour
Country star Bailey Zimmerman is hitting the road again in 2026, this time with his Different Night Same Rodeo tour. The run begins February 19 in Estero,… Read more »
Pumpkinferno 2025: Places to See Enchanting Pumpkin Displays This Fall in Ontario
Get ready to see extraordinary works of art on pumpkins this fall across Ontario. Set outdoors, you can see hand-carved glowing pumpkins that will blow your mind…. Read more »
Illuminated Pumpkin Sculptures Returns to Greater Toronto Area Park for a Halloween Walk-Through This Fall
This Halloween season, witness magnificent works of pumpkin artistry coming to life at Pumpkins After Dark! A glowing Halloween tradition is set to make its return to… Read more »
Nuit Blanche Toronto Returns October 4 with All-Night Art Festival
Toronto’s annual overnight art festival, Nuit Blanche, is back on Saturday, October 4, marking its 19th year of transforming city streets into a sprawling, public gallery. From… Read more »
Where to See Salmon Run in and Around Greater Toronto Area
Here are few places to go within GTA, Hamilton and Collingwood to see the once silver coloured fish, that is now almost black in colour, making the final trip of their lives.
Ganaraska River Salmon Run: A Short Guide For a Fall Day Trip to Port Hope
The Salmon run is a marvellous natural phenomenon when salmon migrate back to their natal location for end-of-life spawning. Cool fall temperatures usually see scores of Chinook,… Read more »
AGORA: Path of Light – Take a Gondola Ride to An Illuminated Trail at Blue Mountain
There is plenty to do at Ontario’s all-season resort every day, but if are searching for a reason to stay till the stars come out, then the… Read more »
2025 Taste of the Kingsway: Celebrate Etobicoke at One of the Largest Toronto Street Festivals This Weekend
If you’re looking for some delicious food and a fun way to celebrate this weekend, you will want to check out Taste of the Kingsway. Celebrate a… Read more »
Canada Gets New $2 Circulation Coin Honouring Artist Daphne Odjig
A new $2 coin entering circulation Thursday pays tribute to Daphne Odjig, the trailblazing Anishinaabe artist whose work reshaped how Indigenous art is seen across Canada and… Read more »
Head to Markham This Saturday For One of the Biggest Children’s Festivals in GTA
Take your kids to the Markham-Milliken Children’s Festival on September 6 for a full day of fun, games and learning activities. There are play zones and numerous… Read more »
Trinbago Toronto 2025: Celebrate All Things Trinidad and Tobago This Weekend
Celebrate the rich culture and history of the Trinidad and Tobago diaspora at this one-of-a-kind festival in Toronto. The Trinbago Toronto Festival is back this weekend, and… Read more »
Here is What to Expect at 2025 Edition of TIFF Street Festival
Back for its tenth year, the excitement and fun of the Toronto International Film Festival pour out from the theatres onto Festival Street this weekend from September… Read more »
Things to Do in Ontario This September
September is the last official month of the summer, where the warm weather slowly fades and the fall breeze calls for sweaters and scarves. Don’t miss out… Read more »
Tickets Now Available For South Simcoe Railway Fall Colour Train Tours Near Toronto
Imagine hopping aboard a train that whisks you back to the early 20th century, as you roll through the vibrant fall landscape of Beeton Creek Valley. This isn’t just any train ride; it’s a journey on Ontario’s first steam heritage railway, courtesy of South Simcoe Railway.
10 Trips For Fall in Ontario
Here are few ideas for 10 trips to enjoy glorious Fall season hikes along steep canyons and rushing waters!
2025 Toronto International BuskerFest Returns This Labour Day Weekend & Here is What to Expect
There’s something for everyone at Toronto International Busker Fest, taking place this Labour Day long weekend. Celebrating its reputation as Ontario’s grandest convergence of global buskers, this four-day… Read more »
What to Expect at 2025 Canadian International Air Show This Labour day Weekend
If you want to watch a truly incredible show this Labour Day weekend, you can’t go wrong when you check out the Canadian International Air Show. North… Read more »
Canada’s Largest Ribfest 2025 Returns to Burlington’s Spencer Smith Park This Labour Day Long Weekend
Visit Spencer Smith Park to enjoy mouth-watering barbecued ribs and chicken, as well as corn on the cob, ice cream, waffles, pulled pork sandwiches, and other favourites… Read more »
Salt and Harvest Festival 2025: Head to This Ontario Town Home to World’s Largest Underground Salt Mine This Labour Day Weekend
The picturesque town of Goderich, home to the world’s largest underground salt mine, is set to host the expansive Goderich Salt and Harvest Festival from August 29… Read more »
Sept 1: Canada to Lift Most U.S. Counter-Tariffs, Keeps Steel, Aluminum and Auto Duties
Canada will scrap the majority of its 25% retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports beginning September 1, 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Friday. The duties, first imposed… Read more »