Toronto Pubs Could Serve Beer at 6 a.m. for Olympics
Toronto residents watching the 2026 Winter Olympics in pubs may be able to order alcoholic beverages as early as 6 a.m. due to special licensing considerations for the international event.
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80-Year-Old Ex-Executive Lives Nomadic Dream in Italy
Edward Krueger Connors Jr., after a successful U.S. career, has moved to Italy at age 80 to live a suitcase lifestyle, fulfilling a long-held personal aspiration.
Flin Flon's Ice and Snow Lodge Opens for Winter Season
The Flin Flon Snowlodge, a unique structure made entirely of ice and snow, celebrated its grand opening in Manitoba. This seasonal attraction showcases winter craftsmanship and community spirit.
Windsor's Adventure Bay Waterpark Attendance Dips in 2025
Windsor's Adventure Bay waterpark experienced a slight decrease in visitor numbers during 2025, according to recent reports. The popular family attraction remains a key recreational destination in southwestern Ontario.
New Hamburg Repair Café Fosters Sustainability and Skills
A community-driven Repair Café in New Hamburg promotes environmental sustainability by teaching repair skills and reducing waste, fostering a culture of reuse and local resilience.
Book Summer Trip for BC's Best Pinot, Chardonnay, Sparkling Wines
Anthony Gismondi advises booking early for 2026 BC wine country visits, highlighting top regions like Okanagan Falls for premium Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and sparkling wines amid expected tourism surge.
Hikers and Dog Rescued from Amethyst Cove, N.S.
A dramatic rescue operation unfolded at Amethyst Cove near Cape Split, Nova Scotia, as emergency crews saved two hikers and their dog from perilous conditions.
Snowmobilers Caught Speeding on Ottawa Valley Trail
Ontario Provincial Police apprehended two snowmobilers traveling 30 km/h over the speed limit on a Petawawa area trail, highlighting winter safety concerns.
Three Crafted-in-BC Wines to Try This Winter
Wine columnist James Nevison highlights three British Columbia wines made with out-of-province grapes that offer excellent value and quality for late January sipping.
Will Smith Named Global Artistic Director at Dictador Rum
Colombian luxury rum brand Dictador announces Will Smith as Global Artistic Director, marking a creative alliance at the intersection of art, storytelling, and premium spirits.
Woman Avoids $100K Fine After 64 Dogs Rescued from Home
An Ontario tribunal has ruled that a Hamilton woman will not have to pay a $100,000 bill after 64 dogs were rescued from her home, which was found covered in layers of feces.
Windsor Pedal Pubs Near Alcohol Service Approval
Windsor's pedal pub tours are advancing toward serving alcohol, potentially boosting local tourism and nightlife. The development follows regulatory steps for mobile entertainment venues.
World's Best Bar in Hong Kong: Surprisingly Casual
A visit to Bar Leone in Hong Kong, crowned the world's best bar in 2025, reveals a surprisingly casual and friendly atmosphere despite its global acclaim and long queues.
Forest Ice Trail Becomes Quebec Winter Destination
A winding ice trail through the woods in Lac-des-Loups, Quebec, known as Patinage en Forêt, is attracting visitors as a unique winter destination, offering scenic skating experiences.
Ontario Daredevils: Local Stunt Performers and Their Feats
Following Alex Honnold's skyscraper climb in Taiwan, a look at Ontario's own risk-takers including Nik Wallenda's Niagara Falls walk and Toronto's urban adventurers.
Sask. Man Dies in Snowmobile Rollover
A man from Bulyea, Saskatchewan, has died following a snowmobile accident involving a rollover. The incident highlights winter safety concerns.
Wawa Snowmobile Trails Hindered by Heavy Snow and Brush
Heavy snowfall in Northern Ontario's Wawa area is causing trees to fall, creating significant challenges for snowmobile trail maintenance crews. Despite the obstacles, most northern trails remain open as workers shift focus to clearing southern routes.
Wine Spectator's Value Pick Cheaper in B.C. Than U.S.
Wine Spectator's 2026 value wine of the year, Bodegas Muga Rioja Reserva 2021, is available in British Columbia at CDN$33.99, significantly cheaper than the US$39 U.S. price. Anthony Gismondi discusses the challenges of finding quality affordable wines.
Windsor Whisky Wins Canadian Whisky of the Year Award
Windsor's Hiram Walker distillery celebrates as J.P. Wiser's 24-Year-Old wins Canadian Whisky of the Year, with more premium releases planned for 2026.
Essential Cold Weather Gear for Antarctic Expeditions
Discover the essential clothing and gear that kept one family warm during an Antarctic expedition. From cashmere sweaters to insulated snow pants, learn what works in extreme cold.
Port Coquitlam Staff Lead Fraser River Dog Rescue
A dramatic dog rescue along the Fraser River highlights the dedication of Port Coquitlam city staff, showcasing their swift response and community commitment in a challenging situation.
Banff Traffic Surges During Skjoring, 200+ Tickets Issued
Vehicle traffic in Banff National Park soared to nearly 24,000 entries on Saturday during a Skjoring showcase, causing significant congestion and illegal parking issues.
Cozy Wines: From Coffee Notes to Comforting Bottles
Discover how cozy coffee experiences inspire wine selections, with three recommended bottles from South Africa and British Columbia that offer warmth and comfort during winter.
SweetWater Introduces Big Trip Double IPA Craft Beer
SweetWater Brewing Company announces Big Trip Double IPA, a high-alcohol extension of its Daytrip IPA series featuring citrus notes and tropical aromas.
AGLC Offers Extended Liquor Hours for Milano Cortina Olympics
Alberta bars and pubs can apply for extended liquor service hours to show Olympic medal events from Italy. Learn how establishments can cater to fans cheering on Team Canada in the early morning.
Alberta restaurants get longer liquor hours for Olympics
Alberta restaurants and bars can now request extended liquor service hours during the 2026 Winter Olympics. Learn how this policy change impacts local businesses and event hosting.
2026 Sports Events on Florida's Historic Coast
Discover the ultimate active getaway on Florida's Historic Coast for winter and spring 2026. From scenic 5Ks and cycling tours to sailing races and kayaking, plan your adventure now.
Canadian teen found dead on Australian island, body near dingoes
A 19-year-old Canadian woman was discovered deceased on K'gari (Fraser Island), Australia, her body reportedly surrounded by wild dingoes. Police investigate cause of death.
Toronto's Guide to a Buzz-Free Dry January 2026
Exploring Toronto's vibrant non-alcoholic scene for Dry January 2026. Discover zero-proof cocktail bars, social events, and specialty shops to help you stay sober and social.
Sask. dogsledding and sauna experience draws winter visitors
A unique winter tourism experience combining dogsledding and a lakeside sauna is attracting visitors to Blackstrap, Saskatchewan. Discover this 'neat opportunity' driving seasonal travel.
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