It’ll be a bittersweet night at the Stampede Corral this October when Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir take to the ice for one of their last performances.

The long weekend is almost upon us... almost. Until then, here are some events to check out in and around Toronto today!

We head into the final weekend of the Calgary Stampede but there is still a lot to do with concerts, events, and of course pancakes!

The 2020 Calgary Stampede may have been cancelled, but that didn’t stop thousands of Calgarians from enjoying a fireworks show on what would have been the first day of festivities.

The CFL's playoff format isn't just unfair, it's un-fun. The nine-team league should get rid of its divisions to create a more intriguing season.

The Fiestaval Latin Festival, a free three-day event showcasing the culture, cuisine, music, and dance of central and south America, is returning to Calgary this summer.

We've seen dessert spots who exclusively sell this sugary treat pop up all over the country, but one purveyor has taken things to the next level.

The Toronto Argonauts had one epic party in the dressing room at TD Place Stadium in Ottawa after capturing the 105th Grey Cup.

There may not be 10 days of straight debauchery happening on the grounds this year, but there’s definitely some eating and drinking to be done in YYC in honour of the Stampede.

Get ready for a wild cinematic experience at Calgary Zoo. On August 22, the Calgary Zoo will open its doors at 6 pm for an adults-only movie night screening of the original Jumanji.

The City of Calgary is putting on the 24th Youth Hiring Fair next month, bringing together young people with employers. The free event will be held on April 6 from 1:30 pm to 6 pm at the Big Four Building on the Calgary Stampede grounds.

The line-up of star musicians playing at the Calgary Stampede this summer keeps growing, and another artist has thrown their (cowboy) hat in.

As recommended by health officials, if you choose to participate in events outside of your home, please adhere to COVID-19 health and safety measures, including proper physical distancing, mask-wearing, and frequent handwashing. If you are sick, please stay home.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s dream was to play in the NFL. A defensive lineman big on heart but short on talent, his path eventually led him to the Canadian Football League.

Alberta has declared a state of public health emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As recommended by health officials, if you choose to participate in events outside of your home, please adhere to COVID-19 health and safety measures, including proper physical distancing, mask-wearing, and frequent handwashing. If you are sick, please stay home.

When most people think of things to do when visiting Calgary, they may automatically think of the Calgary Stampede. While the 10 days of boot-stomping, ya-hooing fun is a highlight (and has definitely made it onto this list), there are plenty of other things to do around Calgary that may be a little less obvious.

With the arrival of a 150-foot Ferris wheel, you’ll be able to see the Calgary Stampede like never before this year. The new addition to the Stampede — which is the tallest Ferris wheel in North America –will give riders a chance to see some amazing views of the mountains, the city, and the midway.

What’s better than an amazing rock show featuring a Canadian band? An amazing rock show featuring TWO Canadian bands, of course! (Please just pretend you didn’t see that one coming from kilometres away.)