Today, the Canadian flag officially turns 53-years-old. From hockey jerseys to flying high on flag poles across the country, the Canadian flag unites us and the lone red maple leaf is a symbol of our national pride.

On Wednesday, September 9, Queen Elizabeth II will become the longest-reigning monarch in Commonwealth history. Sixty-three years ago, in 1952, before television, before the end of racial segregation, the birth control pill and the Race to Space, a young woman named Elizabeth Alexandra Mary was beginning her reign as Queen of England. Unbeknownst to her, it would be the longest reign of any British Queen in history.

Canada Day is fast approaching and Google Trends has compiled a list of favourite Canadian slang (or Canadianisms) searched by each province.

Canada Day is always a special celebration across the nation, and there will be no exception with the City of Port Coquitlam‘s exciting lineup of activities.

An ice cream shop in Ontario is choosing not to participate in Canada Day festivities for the third year in a row, denouncing the continued oppression of Indigenous communities.

The inaugural FIA Formula E race in Vancouver scheduled for the Canada Day 2022 long weekend has been cancelled by organizers.

Now you can relive the experience – with an adult twist– thanks to an organization called The Wild Rumpus. You and your pals can get your party on this Canada Day long weekend at an adult only summer camp on Gambier Island, BC.

You won’t hear it but you’ll definitely see when VYVE’s annual silent disco returns to Vancouver. The event, returning for its third annual year, takes place over the long weekend and is meant to be a Canada Day celebration that doesn’t require the use of drugs or alcohol.

Because summer has officially arrived, and we want to make sure you do all the things July has to offer.

With summer here, keep things lit and heat things up by visiting these Canadian summer festivals.

Canada Day is rolling around once again, and although there won’t be as many big celebrations as usual due to the pandemic Torontonians can still find fun ways to spend the long weekend.

Much like everything else, Canada Day will look a little different in Edmonton this year, but this doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to celebrate the occasion.

Just weeks after rolling out a disgraceful rendition of poutine on menus across the country, Tim Hortons is once again trying to appeal to Canadian patriotism with its latest limited edition offering.

The Toronto skyline is going through a period of intense transformation, a metamorphosis that took another big step this summer when the crown lighting flicked on for the city’s newest office tower.

Which means it’s time to kick back and celebrate in style at one of the many exciting events happening throughout the city.

The TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival is British Columbia’s biggest music and arts event with hundreds upon hundreds of musicians participating in over 300 concerts at 35 indoor and outdoor venues.

A small one-eyed rescue dog is the 300,000th pet to find a home through a unique retail program that connects PetSmart shoppers with local animal rescues across Canada.

Oh, Canada. Where have the years gone? Our beloved nation turns 152 years young on July 1. Falling on a Monday this year, there is no better time to grab the family, grab the friends, and celebrate with one of these Toronto events.