Here’s a trip down memory lane: it was 10 years ago today that Vancouver won the bid to host the 2010 Olympic Winter Games.

BC health officials unveiled today that the province is moving into Step 3 of the restart plan, allowing nightclubs and casinos to open their doors again as of July 1.

Because it is not Canada Day without them.

Canada Day celebrations in Toronto are about to get taken up a solid ten notches. Because amid the exciting happenings, Broken Social Scene will be performing a free outdoor concert on Harbourfront Centre’s Concert Stage.

This June, the Vancouver Police Pipe Band will crown their centennial year by travelling to England to perform in the Changing of the Guard, the first non-military pipe band to perform in the ceremony’s 350-year history.

To celebrate Canada's 150th birthday, the Aga Khan Museum is offering free admission on July 1 with a fun-filled day for all ages.

Summer-starved? You can put down a visit to the Big Splash Water Slide Park on your summer to-do list to replenish. The Tsawwassen hot spot told Daily Hive that they are set to officially reopen on Canada Day. For the 2022 season, they’ll be operating from Friday, July 1, to Labour Day on Monday, September 5.

Get your red and white gear ready, Canada Day is here. And while many Torontonians will be packing up and heading to the cottage, there are plenty of awesome events worth checking out right here in the city.

2017 will see fireworks shows representing Italy, Poland, Germany, France, Portugal, and England.

This little corner at the foot of Canada’s West Coast had back-to-back Canada Days in 2003. A young teenager at the time, I still remember Wednesday, July 2, 2003 being a warm, sunny morning, that began with a rude greeting by a family of racoons who had rummaged through the garbage cans in my backyard and made a huge mess.

There truly is no better way to celebrate Canada Day than by exploring our beautiful country. And it just so happens that Parks Canada is making it even easier for Canadians to escape the city and head off the beaten path by offering free admission to all of its national parks and historic sites this July 1.

After losing in devastating fashion against Toronto, things didn't get better for the Whitecaps in California as they fell 2-0 in the hands of the LA Galaxy. We also preview the Colorado Rapids game, we chat about MLS Rumours, EURO 2016 and we open the mailbag.

For those that were unable to snap a photo of the Olympic Cauldron lit up in all its glory, you’ll get a chance to this Canada Day. That’s right as Vancouver plans the biggest Canada celebration west of Ontario, the flame will once again be burning bright.

The Grey Cup will be on display at Trafalgar Square in London, England as part a massive Canada 150 celebration on July 1.

NHL castaways and forgotten players will get their chance in the spotlight over the next three weeks as the Olympic cauldron has been lit in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Tuesday night’s weather may have been damp, but a surprise fireworks show in downtown Vancouver certainly helped brighten the mood.

Long weekends can be tricky. While everyone is happy for the extra day off from work, there’s nothing worse than finding that your local *insert needed object* store is closed because, well, the store employees have the day off.

Jose Bautista's highlight reel has been growing rapidly ever since he was traded to the Blue Jays in 2008.