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On Alex Trebek's birthday, we revisit how the "Jeopardy!" host's Canadian town honoured him

The real story behind Canadian eggs

Casino bonus: Best online offers in Canada 2026

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

There is opposition to the Vancouver Canucks practice facility plan at Britannia. Thursday’s announcement that the Canucks and the City of Vancouver have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to build a practice facility at Britannia was long on word count but short on details.

Vancouver minor hockey associations speak out in opposition of Canucks practice facility plan

Another month has gone by, and it has us feeling nostalgic. While we’ve been fortunate enough to eat some great meals at many Vancouver restaurants, some dishes stood out more than others. So, we decided to compile a list of some of our favourites so you know what you have to order next time you’re eating in and around Vancouver.

17 of the best things we ate in Vancouver last month

The founder of a well-known B. C. investment firm and his two companies are connected to suspected fraud. The B. C. Securities Commission (BCSC) has evidence that Peter Cishecki, Everything Financial Group (EFG), and Everything Financial Consultants Inc. (EFCI) might have committed fraud under B.C.’s Securities Act.

Popular B.C. investment group linked to fraud scandal

Summer is the perfect time to hit the road, and with the season winding down, there is no time like the present to visit a small town near Calgary.

6 towns near Calgary that are worth a road trip this summer

The largest Pride parade in Western Canada returns to downtown Vancouver this weekend, and local residents and commuters are being warned of several road closures to make way for the festivities.

Huge Pride parade will close major Vancouver roads this weekend

Even though Canada-U. S. relations might be frosty, a new ranking names Canada as one of the top spots for Americans to relocate to.

Canada is the most in-demand destination for Americans who want to leave the U.S.

The latest ice cream shop joining the ranks in Calgary offers a taste of pure nostalgia. Tat’s Treats opened in Marda Loop earlier this year, where it serves cereal-infused soft serve and a huge range of mix-ins, quickly becoming a favourite in the neighbourhood.

Inside one of Calgary's newest ice cream shops offering cereal-infused soft serve

No other event in Metro Vancouver brings out the crowds like the summer fireworks tradition. For one night only this summer, hundreds of thousands of people descended on the beaches and parks around English Bay for a fireworks spectacular organized by the City of Vancouver.

Vancouver civic pride-themed fireworks, featuring music from Expo '86, 2010 Olympics, and FIFA World Cup, light up English Bay

Chilliwack Corn Maze, a popular destination for families and adventurers, is now open for another season of fun. Greendale Acres’ iconic maze is celebrating its 28th year in 2026, and the new design of the massive cornfield has longtime fans buzzing with excitement.

A gargantuan corn maze has opened just 60 minutes from Vancouver

The B. C. Day long weekend is upon us, and there are so many things to see and do in Vancouver. Make the most of your time with our roundup of 15 great events happening around the city from July 31 to Aug. 3: Pride Parade, fireworks over English Bay, and more.

15 fun things to do in Vancouver this long weekend: July 31 to Aug. 3

Restaurant closures have been hitting Edmonton left and right this year. In the past few weeks, we’ve continued to see a rising number of spots shutting their doors, and we’re here to round up some of the losses.

6 restaurants in Edmonton that have recently shut their doors

Summer is rolling on, and we have a new month packed with fun things to do in Vancouver! Let’s not dilly-dally. From the Vancouver Pride Parade to the PNE Fair, outdoor movies, and more, here are over 40 things to see and do around the city this August.

More than 40 fun and fantastic things to do in Vancouver in August

Over the second quarter of the year, sales have been lagging for B. C.’s businesses. According to Xero’s small business insights (XSBI) report, B. C. had the sharpest small business sales decline of all the regions it looked at, which included Alberta, the Maritimes, and Ontario.

Factors that led to B.C. seeing sharpest small business sales drop in Canada

Construction is currently underway on a new Calgary pedestrian bridge designed to improve connections for Bridgeland-Riverside residents.

Construction underway on new $17M Calgary pedestrian bridge project

We’re well into summer in Edmonton, but there’s still plenty of time to get out and enjoy it, and some neighbourhoods are just better this time of year.

8 of the best neighbourhoods in Edmonton to enjoy summer

In an effort to reduce road collisions in Calgary, photo radar will be set up in 16 communities around the city this August.

These 16 Calgary communities will have photo radar this August

Brought to you by your local B. C. Nissan Dealers, with 22 dealerships across British Columbia, including 11 in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.

5 B.C. spots that would make for a perfect long weekend road trip

Within the coming weeks, as additional concrete floor plates are poured during its final construction ascent, Concord Metrotown‘s Sky House tower will reach and exceed 708 ft. (216 metres) — the full height of the existing Two Gilmore Place tower — to become Metro Vancouver’s new tallest building.

Concord Pacific tower in Metrotown now weeks away from becoming Metro Vancouver's tallest building

The August forecast has arrived, and if you’re hoping to escape the hot, dry conditions in Calgary or the soggy weather in Edmonton, well, we don’t have much to say that will thrill you.

Alberta's August forecast is out and some of us aren't going to like it

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

You can expect clear sky in the morning, with partly cloudy in the afternoon

There will be partly cloudy until morning, then clearing

You can expect partly cloudy in the morning, with clearing in the afternoon

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An Alberta town has voted to ban pride flags and crosswalks

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