The Toronto Polar Bear Club as announced the cancellation of its long running New Year’s Day dip into Lake Ontario at Sunnyside Beach due to ice conditions. “Unfortunately due to ice conditions at Sunnyside Beach [Read More…]
Halifax has won the People’s Choice award for Best Urban Street Transformation from urban planning and design website Streetsblog USA. Halifax was up against streets in Albuquerque, Cleveland, St. Paul, Austin and Toronto. The Argyle [Read More…]
Molson Coors Canada is recalling limited edition NHL beer glasses after reports of glasses breaking while being hand-washed. The recall involves approximately 215,000 20-oz (568 ml) limited edition clear beer glasses with Molson Canadian logo, [Read More…]
It’s going to cost Albertans more to fill up the tank in 2018 as the province is set to increase the carbon tax by 50 per cent on January 1. At the start of 2017, [Read More…]
Officials with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) have expanded a list of recalled sandwiches due to Listeria contamination. The food recall warning originally issued on December 21, 2017 has been updated to include additional [Read More…]
Loblaw hopes to make things right by offering consumers a $25 gift card after admitting to authorities that the company took part in an industry-wide bread price-fixing scheme spanning a period of 14 years. Consumer [Read More…]
RCMP in New Brunswick have located the owner of a Pepsi vending machine abandoned in a potato field near Grand Falls. On September 29, 2017, authorities recovered the vending machine in a potato field off [Read More…]
For the second year in a row, Olivia and William are the most popular baby names of 2017, according Nova Scotia’s Registry of Vital Statistics. As of December 28, Nova Scotia welcomed 53 babies named [Read More…]
A person calling 911 to complain that a nail salon refused to change their nail polish colour is among B.C.’s top nuisance calls of 2017. In an effort to help prevent future nuisance calls, E-Comm [Read More…]
The Ontario minimum wage is set to hit the $14 an hour mark on January 1, 2018. The new minimum wage is part of the Ontario Liberal government’s plan to boost it to the $15 [Read More…]
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