More Winnipeggers choosing to bike amid high gas prices, cycling advocate says
As the price of gas continues to soar, more Winnipeggers are ditching their cars and hopping on a bike, according
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Sunshine Village offering summer skiing for first time since 1991
If you’re looking for things to do over the Canada Day long weekend, how about hitting the ski slopes? Sunshine
Read moreCalaway Park celebrating long-awaited 4 decade milestone
After two years of pandemic restrictions and limitations, Calaway Park is finally getting to celebrate a long-awaited four-decade milestone —
Read moreEdmonton PrideFest returns to Churchill Square after 8 years: ‘Love always wins’
A sea of colour filled Churchill Square on Saturday, where Pride festivities returned after an eight-year absence from that downtown
Read moreDowntown Winnipeg Biz’s Patio Fest is back for a second year
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Read moreCannabis Carnival opens at Toronto’s Exhibition Place
A new carnival has opened up on Toronto’s Exhibition Place grounds with a bring your own bud policy. Grande Bizarre
Read moreCanada has 3 of the world’s most liveable cities in 2022
Toronto and Vancouver might hog the spotlight when it comes to well-known Canadian cities, but it turns out Calgary is
Read moreFamily rents their RV to enable other to make good summer memories in Saskatchewan
This will be the second year Katie Baird and her husband are giving people the opportunity to rent their RV.
Read moreManitoba Hydro employees going on strike
Around 230 natural gas employees from Manitoba Hydro are set to strike, starting at 6:30 a.m. Friday. According to the
Read moreManitoba runner proud of gruelling 53-hour trek through Amazon jungle
A Manitoban who is back home after a five-day ordeal in the Amazon jungle says he’s scratched and bruised, but
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