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Nestled on Newfoundland’s rugged Baie Verte Peninsula, Tilt Cove holds the distinction of being Canada’s smallest town. Once a bustling hub for copper mining, this remote community is now on the brink of becoming a ghost town as its final four residents prepare to relocate. This article delves into the history, challenges, and poignant departure Continue reading

Ontario, Canada, is renowned for its vibrant cities and stunning natural landscapes, but its small towns offer a unique blend of history, culture, and charm that make them perfect destinations for travelers seeking a quieter, more intimate experience. From quaint waterfront communities to historic villages nestled in rolling hills, these towns provide a delightful escape Continue reading

Good morning, Canada! As you start your Wednesday, May 21st, let’s take a comprehensive look at the diverse weather conditions shaping our vast and beautiful country. From the Atlantic shores to the Pacific coast and up into the territories, here’s a snapshot of what you can expect as you begin your day. Eastern Canada: Maritime Continue reading

The Beer Store, a cornerstone of Ontario’s alcohol retail landscape, has announced the closure of nine additional retail locations effective July 20, 2025, as part of a wider effort to modernize its operations and adapt to significant changes in the province’s alcohol retail system. The closures span several communities across Ontario, including Toronto, Ottawa, Milton, Continue reading

Another Round of Closures Hits Ontario The Beer Store has confirmed it will be shutting down 11 more of its locations across Ontario by July 6, 2025, with several of the closures affecting customers in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). This move comes as part of the retailer’s broader efforts to modernize operations and adapt Continue reading

Peel Regional Police have issued a strong warning for pedestrians in Canada as part of Canada Road Safety Week 2025. The message is clear: Follow new driving rules and road safety laws — or face fines. A major focus this year? Pedestrian timing at crosswalks, where crossing late could now result in hefty tickets. Traffic Continue reading

As the cost of living continues to climb across Canada, federal and provincial governments have introduced and maintained a wide range of financial assistance programs to help citizens manage everyday expenses. From retirement pensions and childcare support to rebates and tax credits, Canadians in 2025 have access to numerous forms of economic relief. Below is Continue reading

In a significant effort to tackle inflation, ease financial pressure on households, and boost consumer spending, the Canadian government has introduced a major Canada income tax cut that will come into effect starting July 1, 2025. This pivotal tax reform lowers the lowest federal marginal income tax rate from 15% to 14%, marking the first Continue reading

As Canadians gear up for the May long weekend — often seen as the unofficial start to summer — residents in parts of northern Quebec are bracing for a powerful blizzard, with up to 25 cm of snow expected and whiteout conditions making travel nearly impossible. This rare May snowstorm serves as a dramatic contrast Continue reading

Toronto Public Library cardholders hoping to enjoy panoramic city views from the CN Tower for free this summer will be disappointed — the iconic landmark is officially pulling out of the library’s free attraction pass program as of June 2025. The Toronto Public Library (TPL) recently confirmed that the CN Tower will no longer participate Continue reading