Health Canada recalled tens of thousands of electric kettles by the brand À la Cuisine sold nationwide on Friday due to a fire hazard. Three incidents of the kettle base overheating have been reported. For more information, visit dailyhive.com.

Thousands of electric kettles recalled nationwide due to fire hazard

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Metro Vancouver is home to several world-class saunas for those looking for a wellness retreat. And a North Vancouver sauna based in Deep Cove just got a major shout-out.

North Vancouver wellness attraction named 'coolest sauna experience'

Another member of the Vancouver Canucks 2010-11 team has been making waves this week. Although, unlike Henrik Sedin, Daniel Sedin, Manny Malhotra, and Alex Burrows, this ex-player has been garnering attention for something non-hockey related.

Former Vancouver Canucks tough guy is now releasing country music

The biggest river in B. C. is home to hundreds of undesirable contaminants, with a number of them potentially posing a risk to salmon.

Some of B.C.'s salmon are swimming in a 'chemical soup' that includes cocaine

If you’re looking for a neat experience this summer, a suspension bridge tucked away in the woods of the Alberta Rockies is a must-do.

This hidden suspension bridge is now open in the Alberta Rockies

For just over five months in 1986, Vancouver welcomed the world with mirrored pavilions, futuristic transportation systems, and a promise of global modernity.

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The Vancouver food community has been buzzing with the news that Time Out Market Vancouver will be opening its doors this week, and we can’t blame them. There are so many exciting concepts that will be debuting here, alongside new locations of some much-loved local brands.

All 20 vendors coming to Time Out Market Vancouver this week

Some eligible Canadians should check their bank accounts, as they could receive a government benefit payment on Thursday.

Some Canadians will receive a government benefit payment on Thursday

Canadian iPhone users could be part of a new class-action lawsuit proposed against Apple, accusing the brand of falsely advertising Apple Intelligence features.

Canadian iPhone users are part of a new class-action lawsuit filed against Apple

Costco Canada shoppers might want to check their cabinets, as the warehouse retail chain has just issued a new recall. On Tuesday, Costco Canada shared an email on its website alerting shoppers to a nationwide recall of the Kirkland Signature Women 50+ (multivitamin and minerals) Tablets. According to Canadian manufacturer Vita Health Products, the company initiated the voluntary recall due to “the potential presence of loose metal pieces in the pill bottle.”

Costco Canada offering full refunds amid new product recall

The last week of May is upon us, and it’s brought plenty of fun things to do in Vancouver. And if you need suggestions for events to check out, we’ve got you covered. From The Black Keys to Fleurs de Villes, here are 20 great things to do from May 25 to 31.

20 fantastic things to do in Vancouver this week: May 25 to 31

The genetics in the Sedin family are strong. Not only were Henrik and Daniel Sedin Hall of Famers while playing for the Vancouver Canucks, but their fitness levels post-retirement hold up favourably to current pro-hockey players.

Henrik Sedin’s soccer-playing son earns big Canada Soccer promotion

If you’ve been diligently racking up Aeroplan points, you’ll want to take note of some changes, as Air Canada updates its rewards program.

Air Canada is updating Aeroplan on June 1 and your points may not go as far

A total of 168 affordable homes — entailing a mix of supportive, social, and rental housing — along with 80 homeless shelter spaces are set to open in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside as part of a major Indigenous-led housing project supported by BC Housing.

16-storey First Nations affordable housing and homeless shelter complex opens in Downtown Eastside

Kind Ice Cream‘s sidekick spot has reopened for the season, and we couldn’t be more excited. If you aren’t familiar, last year, Kind Ice Cream started a new way to serve the Edmonton community. Bestie is a summer-only spot which started last year, run out of a solar-powered shipping container at Crestwood Community Hall.

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You could wake up to the same sweeping views as Edmonton’s wealthiest residents, but you’ll need a few million dollars to get you there first.

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If the cost to get into one of the seven FIFA World Cup matches coming to Vancouver next month wasn’t enough, wait until fans see the cost of parking.

FIFA unveils outrageous parking prices for Vancouver World Cup games

It’s a story of two teams going in opposite directions. But often, those teams make the best trade partners. Could that be the case for the Vancouver Canucks and Anaheim Ducks this offseason?

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It’s always hard to say goodbye to a restaurant, but it hurts even more when those restaurants have been around for so many years.

Two longstanding Vancouver restaurants announced closures this month

Some Canadians can now put in a claim to receive a payout from a CIBC Mutual Funds and Renaissance Mutual Funds class-action settlement.

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