From food and drink festivals to a music festival and more, these are the top 31 events taking place in Toronto this weekend.

Tickets are set to go on sale for one of the biggest matches in Canadian men’s soccer history next week. Canada Soccer announced that tickets for its 2022 World Cup Qualifying match against the USA on January 30 at Hamilton’s Tim Hortons Field will be available for purchase via Ticketmaster on January 17.

Tim Hortons has got some tricks up their sleeve, and they’re using them to support the Toronto Maple Leafs as they dive into the playoffs.

When the Tim Hortons and Justin Bieber Timbiebs merchandise was first announced, people went bonkers. Just hours after the release, many of the items from Tim Hortons and Justin Bieber’s collection were already popping up on resale sites — for 10 times the original price.

In celebration of its 50th Anniversary, Tim Hortons is bringing back some of its long-lost fan favourite classic menu items from the past five decades.

Two people accused of hand-feeding Tim Hortons donuts to bears along a B.C. highway last summer have been charged after photos surfaced on social media.

The City of Vancouver will soon axe the controversial cup fee, but how much money are businesses making from it? The answer varies from cafe to cafe, but using some averages, we can get in the ballpark of just how much businesses are making off of a measly $0.25 per cup charge.

Newlyweds Justin and Hailey Bieber were not afraid to show the world how in love they were at Saturday’s Toronto Maple Leafs Game, and it involved a lot of PDA.

Donations are pouring in from across Canada for a cheery Tim Hortons drive-through attendant who left university over economic hardships.

Slurpee fans have the chance to get in on a delightful one-day promotion later this week at 7-Eleven. The Canada-wide chain of convenience stores is celebrating Reverse 7-Eleven Day–on Wednesday, November 7 (11/7) by giving away FREE medium-sized Slurpees from 11 am to 7 pm.

Holy moly it’s been one heck of a morning for fast-food news. First, we have a new offering launching at McDonald’s locations nationwide, and now, word of a buzzworthy new Tim Hortons morsel has reached our ears.

Clear your calendar this December 31, because you don’t want to miss this party. The City of Calgary is hosting an outdoor celebration to ring in the New Year, though you may need to bundle up to attend.

The Vancouver Stealth have announced that owner Denise Watkins, together with Saskatchewan Rush owner Bruce Urban will donate $10,000 total towards the Lacrosse on the Move Fund if they sell out Saturday night’s final home game of the season between the Stealth and Rush.

It’s officially easier to eat plant-based and locally, as the Beyond Burger is now being produced in Canada. Beyond Meat has announced that the latest iteration of the Beyond Burger is being made at a “co-manufacturing facility” located in Quebec, and is now available at major grocery stores nationwide.

It's a a hard thing to imagine, and even more unpleasant thing to picture, but woman in Kelowna woman claiming that she and her son were hit by poop that fell out of the sky, apparently from a plane overhead.

Quebec’s popular chain of sports restaurants, La Cage, has been forced to permanently cut almost 660 jobs and close four of its locations as a result of the pandemic.

Before the Montreal Canadiens face off against the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Bell Centre on Saturday night, Habs players will wear orange warmup jerseys as part of their inaugural Indigenous Celebration Night.

Got a loonie in your pocket? May as well have a coffee in your hand. Because from now until March 4, McDonald’s is offering their hot, steamy coffee for just one dollarino and tax across Canada.