NYC-based fashion brand Kith is gearing up to open its first Canadian location in Toronto's Yorkville neighbourhood. Kith has yet to officially announce its long-rumoured Canadian spot; however, details of the brand's arrival have been leaking for over a year.

Kith rumoured to be opening first Canadian location

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Girl Guides of Canada has announced that the price of Classic Chocolate and Vanilla sandwich cookies will be increasing by 20%, from $5 to $6 a box. According to the organization, the price hike is due to the rising costs of baking and shipping.

Inflation Bites: Girl Guide cookies are increasing in price by 20%

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

ICBC is modernizing its services

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Canadians could receive up to hundreds of dollars from a class-action lawsuit settlement, but the deadline to file a claim is quickly approaching.

Deadline nears for Canadians to claim up to $500 in $4M data breach settlement

Good deals can be pretty hard to find these days, but Cineplex Canada continues to deliver with its lineup of family-friendly movies for June.

Cineplex Canada shares its $3.99 movie lineup for June

For the third year in a row, Pizzeria Spacca Napoli has been recognized by Gambero Rosso, the global authority on Italian food, wine, and travel, where it was once again listed as the highest pizzeria ranking in Canada.

Metro Vancouver pizzeria was just named the best in Canada for the third year in a row

It was a wet weekend for large portions of Alberta, and some areas of the province are even getting some snow as we welcome June.

June snow blankets parts of Alberta with up to 20 cm forecast

A B. C. pizza chain is gearing up to open its very first Edmonton-area location soon. Yummy Slice, the Canadian-owned and operated chain, will be setting up shop in Fort Saskatchewan with a new location at 121 Town Crest Rd., Unit 125, on the south side of the city.

Canadian-owned pizza restaurant set to open its first Edmonton-area location

A new report has placed the University of British Columbia (UBC) among the best schools in the world, though it did see a slight drop compared to last year.

B.C. university named to top 1% of best universities in the world

While parts of the Vancouver forecast for the first week of June are looking wet, the next three months of summer weather may end up being a scorcher.

Here's what the next three months of summer weather may look like in B.C.

A B. C. pizza chain is gearing up to open its very first Calgary location soon. Yummy Slice, the Canadian-owned and operated chain, will be setting up shop in YYC with a new location at 1713 52nd St. SE, just off International Avenue.

Canadian-owned pizza restaurant is set to open its first Calgary location

After opening its doors in February 2026, Miku Richmond has quietly closed. While a formal announcement has yet to be made by the restaurant, a representative from Aburi Restaurants Canada confirmed the news with Dished.

Miku Richmond has closed less than four months after opening

While much of the attention over the past week has focused on the highly anticipated and sophisticated opening of Vancouver’s new Oakridge Park mall and the arrival of the globally recognized Time Out Market’s Vancouver food hall location within that mall, another culinary destination has comparatively quietly debuted south of the Fraser River.

TM Wander: This new 24,000 sq. ft. Asian food hall pushes experiential retail at Tsawwassen Mills

After over a decade of operation, Pepper Lunch has closed its Richmond location. What hurts even more is that this was the final location of the Japanese hot plate restaurant in Canada.

Japanese restaurant chain closes final Canadian location in Metro Vancouver

There are still plenty of FIFA World Cup tickets up for grabs despite the tournament beginning in less than two weeks. There is no shortage of demand to attend games, as indicated by the fact that over 4.5 million fans across the globe applied during the initial ticket lottery. The problem appears to be the price, as plenty of unsold tickets are still available for every single match being played in Canada.

None of Vancouver's FIFA World Cup matches have sold out yet

If you’re looking for a detached home in Calgary, prices are dropping all over the city, and two spots even saw declines of over six per cent.

Detached home prices have dropped the most in these Calgary areas

It was a move that flew under the radar last offseason. In that busy window between the draft and free agency, the former Vancouver Canucks GM acquired Ilya Safonov from the Chicago Blackhawks for future consideration. It gave the Canucks a chance to court a player who was buried in a deep Blackhawks prospect system.

Vancouver Canucks sign hulking Russian centre Ilya Safonov

The ingress and egress capacity of passengers flowing through the fare gates of SkyTrain’s Yaletown-Roundhouse Station has now increased by 66 per cent.

Busy Downtown Vancouver SkyTrain station's fare gate capacity increased by 66%

Temperatures are heating up in the region to start the new month, and with drier conditions than normal expected in the forecast, Metro Vancouver is increasing its water restrictions.

Metro Vancouver faces new water restrictions as supply remains impacted

Little Billy’s Restaurant shared the news that it will be closing its doors this month after operating for over 50 years in Burnaby.

'This one hurts': 51-year-old Burnaby restaurant announces closure

Calgary has seen its fair share of restaurant and bar closures over the last few weeks, and now, we’ve just got word of another.

Popular downtown Calgary cocktail bar is set to close at the end of summer

In an effort to reduce road collisions in Calgary, photo radar will be set up in 17 communities around the city this June.

These 17 Calgary communities will have photo radar this June

Youth employment in B. C. has suffered what one group is calling a concerning drop since just nine years ago. A new report from the Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) reveals some startling numbers on how youth employment has changed since mid-2017 up to March 2026.

B.C. is seeing the worst youth employment collapse in the country

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