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Why Canada Day reminds Chinese Canadians of a grim history

Why Canada Day stirs up a distressing memory for Chinese Canadians

On July 1, Canadians and visitors can visit any of Parks Canada's 171 national historic sites, 47 national parks, and five national marine conservation areas free of admission. Celebrate Canada's birthday with gorgeous views, totally free of charge.

You can visit any national park in the country on Canada Day for FREE

Simu Liu and his girlfriend spent the long weekend in the most Canadian way (PHOTOS)

Most Canadians fail their own country's citizenship test — can you pass? (QUIZ)

100 years after the "Chinese Exclusion Act," Chinese Canadians look towards the future

ICBC is modernizing its services

From first steps to the Fairmont: How one Richmond studio is elevating dance in Vancouver

Canadians who were impacted by a data breach could claim a chunk of a massive class-action settlement. On Friday, Diamond and Diamond Lawyers LLP announced that the Supreme Court of British Columbia has certified a class action regarding a data incident in July 2019 involving MGM Resorts International.

Canadians could get up to $20K in multimillion-dollar data breach settlement

Edmonton Oilers broadcasts on Sportsnet will look a little different when the Stanley Cup Playoffs begin. When the Oilers series against the Anaheim Ducks gets underway on Monday, a familiar face won’t be in his usual spot on the broadcasts.

Gene Principe not part of the Edmonton Oilers playoff game broadcast crew

What would you do if you won a life-changing lottery prize? Most people would probably quit their jobs and live out their dreams, but one Canadian chose a different path.

Canadian refuses to quit his job despite multimillion-dollar lottery win

It was another tough season for Elias Pettersson, and not just because of what happened on the ice for the Vancouver Canucks centre.

Canucks centre Pettersson opens up on family and future in Vancouver

A B. C. homeowner was fined $200 by her strata for painting her doorway, so she decided to take matters into her own hands to fight the penalty.

B.C. homeowner fights strata after $200 fine for painting her doorway

A popular Calgary cafe has just been recognized as one of the top cafes in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean.

Calgary coffee shop named one of the best in North and Central America

The Government of British Columbia has announced that it will offer some cities the ability to opt out of Airbnb short-term rental regulations in 2027, but one city will get the option this year.

B.C. government announces sooner opt outs of Airbnb restrictions in 2027

Canadians can expect the government’s new grocery rebate top-up to be deposited into their bank accounts soon. In January, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit would replace the GST/HST credit in July 2026.

Here's when Canadians are getting the new government grocery rebate top-up

An Alberta town was just recognized as the friendliest small town in the province, being noted for its Rocky Mountain setting and welcoming community spirit.

Charming spot named the friendliest small town in Alberta

A major milestone has been reached in Alpine Park in southwest Calgary as its first wave of retail and amenities begins to take shape.

Major retail milestone reached in growing Calgary neighbourhood

British Columbia’s population declined by more than 41,000 people in 2025 — marking only the second annual decrease in the province’s history.

B.C. population drops by 41,000 residents, first decline in 151 years cools housing demand

The restaurant industry can be fickle and, unfortunately, we’ve lost some beloved eateries this month. From newly opened Italian spots to local bakeries closing locations, these are seven Vancouver restaurants that have either closed or are closing soon.

7 Vancouver restaurants that are now closed or closing soon

After the worst Vancouver Canucks season in recent memory, he became the fall guy. On Friday, the Canucks officially relieved Patrik Allvin from his duties as Vancouver Canucks general manager, after the report initially surfaced from a Swedish publication on Thursday night.

More details emerge about why the Vancouver Canucks fired Patrik Allvin

The NHL regular season is complete and the Stanley Cup Playoffs are ready to start. The playoffs begin Saturday, with coverage in Canada available on CBC, Sportsnet, and Omni.

Sportsnet releases list of Stanley Cup playoff series broadcasters

As we look ahead to the warm and sunny days of summer in Edmonton, we’re daydreaming of moving to one of the many neighbourhoods that offer the perfect blend of charm, convenience, and community.

10 Edmonton neighbourhoods we'd like to move to this summer

A retired coin collector is concerned that the City of Vancouver is ending the option to pay for parking with coins. By the end of April, the City confirmed to Daily Hive Urbanized that they will be eliminating coins as a payment option for street parking “in an effort to streamline operations and modernize parking infrastructure.”

'End of an era': Vancouver to cease coin payment for parking

Canadian travellers heading to Norway will soon face an added cost as a new tourist tax is rolling out. Tourists from Canada who are planning to visit Norway this year for the fjords, the midnight sun, and the Northern Lights could be subject to the upcoming tourist tax announced last year. According to Forbes, the tax has been in discussion for years and was finally approved in 2025.

Canadians to pay new tourist tax to visit popular European destination

Some Canadians could receive a benefit payment from the government this week. Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) payments are scheduled to be deposited in eligible bank accounts on Thursday, April 16.

Some Canadians will get a government benefit payment this week

As rising fuel costs impact companies nationwide, Amazon Canada is introducing a new fuel surcharge. Gas prices have surged following the Middle East conflict, pushing up fuel costs and adding pressure on companies like Amazon Canada. As a result, the company is adjusting its fee structure to help offset higher transportation and delivery costs.

Amazon Canada fuel surcharge kicks in on Friday

Comedian and actor Zach Galifianakis recently revealed on a very public stage that he lives on a remote island in B. C., and that he loves Canada.

Zach Galifianakis reveals that he lives on a remote island in B.C.

There will be clear sky until morning, then partly cloudy

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

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Why Canada Day reminds Chinese Canadians of a grim history

Why Canada Day stirs up a distressing memory for Chinese Canadians

You can visit any national park in the country on Canada Day for FREE

Simu Liu and his girlfriend spent the long weekend in the most Canadian way (PHOTOS)

Most Canadians fail their own country's citizenship test — can you pass? (QUIZ)

Simu Liu and his girlfriend spent the long weekend in the most Canadian way (PHOTOS)

Most Canadians fail their own country's citizenship test — can you pass? (QUIZ)

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