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Plant-Based Breakfast Sandwich Available at 7-Eleven Locations in Canada
You can get a plant-based breakfast sandwich at 7-Eleven locations in Canada. Plant-based cheese brand, Violife has partnered with 7-Eleven Canada to launch the chain’s first fully… Read more »
15 Beautiful Restaurants For Romantic Dinner Date in Winnipeg
Looking for somewhere to go with your significant other for a night out? Winnipeg has plenty of great restaurants, including several that are perfect for a romantic… Read more »
10 New Winnipeg Restaurants to Relish Delicious Food
Winnipeg has plenty of great restaurants to check out, including some old haunts that everybody loves. But, if you’re looking for something new to check out, you’re… Read more »
Canada Welcomed Highest Number of Permanent Residents Ever in 2022
Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship announced today that Canada has surpassed the 2022 immigration target. Canada welcomed 431,645 new permanent residents in 2022, the… Read more »
These Are Canada’s Top 10 Weather Events in 2022
Environment and Climate Change Canada has released its Top 10 Weather Stories list for 2022. This year, Canadians witnessed extreme weather, such as Fiona wallopping Eastern Canada,… Read more »
Canada Processed 4.8 Million Visa and Immigration Applications This Year
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) says the department has processed approximately 4.8 million applications this year including citizenship, and temporary and permanent residence visas. As per… Read more »
Uber Eats: These Canadian Cities Top the List of Best Tippers, Most Courteous and Pickiest Eaters
Uber Eats has released its annual Cravings Report, which aggregates the cities with the most polite while ordering food, with the most demanding eaters adding special instructions… Read more »
GoFundMe: These Are the Most Generous Cities in Canada in 2022
GoFundMe has released its Annual Giving Report for the year 2022. The report highlights how the global GoFundMe community supports those in need. GoFundMe says 1 donation… Read more »
All Federally Regulated Workers Across Canada Now Eligible For 10 Days of Paid Sick Leave Per Year
The federal government has announced that employees of all federally regulated private sectors are now eligible for 10 days of paid sick leave per year as the… Read more »
Weather Network Releases 2022-2023 Winter Season Forecast
The Weather Network has released its winter forecast with a look ahead to what we can expect during December, January, and February. The agency says the strong… Read more »
Food Truck Warz: Visit Brandon For Thrilling Amusement Rides & Mouthwatering Eats This Weekend
Who doesn’t love delicious eats from a food truck? If you want to enjoy some good food and thrilling rides, this weekend’s festival – Food Truck Warz… Read more »
Sept 19th: Manitoba Declares Day of Mourning; Holiday For Non-Essential Government Offices; Schools Open
Premier Heather Stefanson has declared Sept. 19 as a day of mourning to honour Queen Elizabeth II. The announcement follows the federal government’s decision to mark Monday… Read more »
Manyfest: Winnipeg’s Largest Street Festival Returns This September Weekend
Head to downtown Winnipeg this weekend for the largest street festival in the city. This has been one of Winnipeg’s favourite events for the past 12 years…. Read more »
Free Admission to Manitoba Provincial Parks From July 11 to 17
Manitobans and visitors alike are invited to take advantage of free access to all provincial parks as part of the annual Canada’s Parks Day celebrations across the… Read more »
Free Fishing and Admission to Manitoba Provincial Parks This Weekend
Manitoba Provincial Parks are free to visit this weekend from June 10 to 12, 2022. Environment, Climate and Parks Minister Jeff Wharton made the announcement today. “Spanning… Read more »
TRIP: Explore Manitoba’s Star Attractions at Half Price Rebate Starting Today
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce’s Tourism Rebate Incentive Program (TRIP) is back. Starting today until May 16th, Manitobans can visit famous museums and stay at participating hotels at… Read more »
Wild Skies: This Wedding and Glamping Resort in Manitoba is a Perfect Nature Getaway
Located in the midst of lush green forests is Wild Skies, the first glamping resort in Manitoba. This family-owned glamping resort and wedding venue described as a… Read more »
Glamping InStead: This Luxurious Manitoba Geodome Offers a Unique Stay Near Lake Winnipeg
Tenting is fun, but why would you go on a regular camping trip when you can camp glamorously! Glamping is glamorous camping, where you can enjoy all… Read more »
Spring Blizzard: Southern Manitoba and Southeastern Saskatchewan Could See 30-50 cm of Snow Starting Wednesday
Environment Canada is warning against travel in southern Manitoba including Winnipeg and southeastern Saskatchewan due to a major spring blizzard predicted to start this Wednesday. The weather… Read more »
Winnipeg Folk Festival Releases 2022 Lineup
Manitoba’s must-attend music festival, Winnipeg Folk Festival has announced the lineup of incredible artists you’ll get to see on stage this summer. Buddy Guy, The Strumbellas, Tash Sultana,… Read more »
15 Places to Go Comfort Camping and Glamping in Manitoba
Getting out and exploring all the beautiful nature that Manitoba has to offer is a great way to get to know the province. But some people don’t… Read more »
Ottawa and Eastern Ontario to Get a New Area Code on March 26th
Ottawa and Eastern Ontario will be getting a new area code on March 26th. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) made the decision to add the… Read more »
Manitoba to Get a New Area Code This Year
Telecommunications Alliance says Manitoba will be getting a new area code. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) made the decision to add the new area code… Read more »
Manitoba to Lift Mask Mandates Effective March 15th
Manitoba is lifting the requirement to wear facial masks in most public places on March 15th. Masks will be required at healthcare facilities for all including visitors…. Read more »