Scorched $100 Bills Discovered Across Toronto Streets Spark Resident Curiosity

Toronto residents have been left baffled after partially burned $100 bills were found scattered across the city, following a massive fire at a mansion on Bridle Path. Firefighters arrived to find the home engulfed in flames, with an estimated $1.2 million in cash among the wreckage.

Hidden Cabins Along Lake Superior Offer Solitude for Fall Travelers

With the tourist season winding down, a handful of lakeside cabins near Thunder Bay are welcoming guests seeking a quiet retreat, golden forests, and woodstove evenings away from the bustle of the city.

2025-10-13

New Hiking Trail Opens in Alberta’s Kananaskis Country

A recently completed 14-kilometre trail near Barrier Lake is drawing hikers eager to experience the Rockies’ early snow dusting. The route includes several scenic lookouts and a suspension bridge over Ribbon Creek.

2025-10-16

Vanlife Trend Picks Up Steam Across Canada’s East Coast

From Halifax to St. John’s, travellers are converting vans into cozy homes-on-wheels, chasing coastal views and slower living as more Canadians embrace flexible work and open-road exploration.

2025-10-03

Food & Flavour

Toronto’s Coffee Roasters Turn to Sustainable Sourcing This Season

As colder weather sets in, local roasters are spotlighting ethically sourced beans and community-driven stories behind each cup — from small farms in Guatemala to independent cafés in downtown Toronto.

2025-10-26

Maple Butter Makes a Comeback in Rural Ontario Kitchens

Once a farmhouse staple, maple butter is being rediscovered by a new generation of home cooks and small producers who blend heritage recipes with modern packaging and marketing.

2025-10-24

Nova Scotia’s Seafood Shacks Extend Season Amid Tourist Demand

A warmer-than-usual autumn has led several coastal seafood stands to stay open longer this year, drawing visitors craving fresh lobster rolls, chowder, and Atlantic charm beyond summer’s end.

2025-09-29

Arts & Culture

Indigenous Artists Shine at the Winnipeg Autumn Art Fair

The annual fair brought together emerging and established Indigenous creators whose paintings, beadwork, and sculpture celebrated cultural resilience and connection to the land through bold contemporary forms.

2025-10-18

Montreal Theatre Revival Brings Classic Plays Back to Life

After several pandemic-era closures, smaller theatres across Montreal are reopening with renewed energy, staging adaptations of Canadian classics and giving local actors a chance to reconnect with audiences.

2025-10-07

The Rise of Folk Music Collectives in Northern Ontario

Across Sudbury and North Bay, musicians are banding together to form folk collectives that host house concerts, open mics, and workshops — reviving community through the shared language of music.

2025-10-12

Nature & Outdoors

Record Autumn Colors Draw Crowds to Algonquin Park

This October’s mild temperatures have extended Ontario’s fall foliage season, with thousands of visitors capturing vibrant reds and golds across the park’s rolling hills and mirrorlike lakes.

2025-10-08

Wildlife Camera Network Expands in British Columbia’s Interior

Conservation groups are installing motion-sensitive cameras to monitor elk, bears, and cougars across forest corridors, helping researchers understand how climate shifts are changing migration patterns.