Major Milk Brands Recalled in Canada Over ‘Possible Glass’ Contamination
Is your milk safe? Agropur has issued a voluntary recall for popular 2L cartons of Farmers, Natrel, and Québon milk due to reports of glass pieces.
Is your milk safe? Agropur has issued a voluntary recall for popular 2L cartons of Farmers, Natrel, and Québon milk due to reports of glass pieces.
The loyalty crossover we’ve been waiting for is LIVE. Learn how to earn WestJet points on tires and Canadian Tire Money on your next tropical escape.
As we move into 2026, climate scientists are warning of a “Super El Niño” that could pop the lid off global temperatures. While the West might see rain, Ontario is facing the “Great Lakes Paradox”—where open, warm waters could supercharge blinding snow squalls. We’ve broken down the NOAA discussions and local forecasts to help you prepare for a year that is poised to rewrite the record books.
On April 1, the federal wage floor hits $18.15. See the list of industries that qualify and how your province’s rate stacks up for 2026.
Toss the winter boots and grab your sneakers! Whether you’re catching Jackson Wang at Coca-Cola Coliseum, hitting the Toronto Art Crawl, or cheering on the Blue Jays at the Rogers Centre, our curated 2026 guide covers the absolute best things to do in Toronto from April 6–12.
Between FIFA matches and Father’s Day, Toronto is buzzing. See our top 15+ picks for festivals, concerts, and free fun this week.
Toronto is officially in the global spotlight this week as the FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off! Whether you’re heading to the Fan Festival at Fort York, catching Rosalia at Scotiabank Arena, or eating your way through the Mississauga Halal Food Festival, the city is bursting with energy. We’ve rounded up 10+ of the best events, concerts, and free activities to make your June 8-14 unforgettable.
A bombshell audit has exposed a massive failure in Canada’s international student monitoring system. With 150,000 potential rule-breaking cases flagged and only a tiny fraction investigated, the system’s integrity is under fire. From fraudulent applications securing permanent residency to a 67% plummet in approval rates, discover the shocking reality of the 2026 immigration reality check.
Shake off the winter blues with the best things to do in Toronto this week (March 23–29, 2026). Whether you’re looking for high-energy concerts like FKA twigs, creative escapes at the Artist Project, or free sunset walks through Lumière at Ontario Place, this guide has everything you need to fill your calendar.
Ready to jumpstart your summer? The first week of June in Toronto (June 1-7, 2026) is overflowing with energy. From the massive street takeovers of Do West Fest to the powerful vocals of Josh Groban and the high-octane grit of Amyl and The Sniffers, we’ve rounded up 15+ must-see events to help you navigate the city’s best festivals, concerts, and free activities. Grab your sunglasses—it’s going to be a busy one.
If you’ve recently upgraded your kitchen, pay attention. A massive cross-border recall has been issued for Frigidaire gas ranges due to a “delayed ignition” defect that poses a serious burn hazard. From Toronto to Texas, over 180,000 units are affected. We’ve got the full list of model numbers and the exact steps to claim your free professional in-home repair.
Summer is officially here, and Toronto’s stages are heating up! Whether you’re looking for the stadium energy of Post Malone and Luke Combs, the soaring vocals of Josh Groban and Jennifer Hudson, or the cutting-edge drama of the National Ballet, our June 2026 guide covers the absolute must-catch concerts and shows in the city. Grab your tickets before they’re gone!
Dairy Queen Free Cone Day 2026 is officially arriving on Thursday, March 19! Whether you’re looking for free things to do in Toronto or want to support the “Dip it for Kids” campaign for local hospitals, here is everything you need to know about grabbing your free small vanilla soft-serve.
Ready to actually follow through on those “we should go” messages? June 2026 in Toronto is shaping up to be one for the history books. Between the FIFA World Cup at BMO Field, the massive energy of Pride Month, and local favorites like Do West Fest and the Grilled Cheese Challenge, your calendar is about to get very busy. Here are 20+ events to help you navigate the best of the city.
For the first time since Confederation, Canada’s demographic trajectory has reversed. According to preliminary data released by Statistics Canada, the…
A heartbreaking Lakeshore West GO train fatality in Mississauga serves as a devastating reminder of the dangers at railway crossings. Following the tragic loss of a young boy on a motorized bike, local authorities and Metrolinx are urging families to review these life-saving rail safety rules immediately to prevent future heartbreak.
The Forbes 2026 billionaire list just shattered expectations, with global wealth hitting a staggering $20.1 trillion. But how does Canada stack up? From crypto giant Changpeng Zhao to Shopify’s Tobi Lütke and MLSE’s Larry Tanenbaum, discover which 82 locals cracked the list of the richest Canadians and Toronto billionaires this year.
Looking for the best things to do in Toronto this week? Whether you’re hunting for March Break camps, massive pop-culture conventions like Comicon, or free atmospheric art walks at Ontario Place, our curated guide for March 16–22, 2026, has you covered.
March brings a fresh wave of energy to the city. From the green floods of the St. Patrick’s Parade and the fandom frenzy of Comicon to massive concerts like Cardi B, discover the best things to do in Toronto in March 2026 with our curated guide to 17+ free and paid events.
Right now, an intense Eastern Ontario wind storm and sudden flash freeze have left over 30,000 customers in the dark. If you are currently dealing with a power outage in Ottawa, here is exactly how to stay warm safely, track live Hydro updates, and protect your home while waiting for the grid to return.
A rapidly spreading Kent meningitis outbreak has claimed two lives and infected several others in the UK. If you have a student studying abroad or are traveling to England, here is an urgent guide on spotting the early symptoms, performing the glass test, and understanding Canada’s MenB vaccine policies to keep your family safe.
Did you buy the popular color-changing donut mug? A major Health Canada recall has been issued for the Tim Hortons 16oz mug due to structural flaws that pose a serious burn hazard. Here is everything you need to know about the return deadlines, the safety risks, and how to seamlessly process your refund in-store or online.
If you drive a newer VW Jetta, your vehicle might be part of a major Transport Canada safety recall. An unconnected transmission ground wire is creating a potential fire hazard for over 13,000 Canadian drivers. Learn exactly which 2025 and 2026 models are affected, how to easily check your VIN, and where to book your free dealership repair today.
Whether you want to run a 5K, watch the parade on Bloor, or party at REBEL—here is how to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Toronto this March.