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The Rise of Solo Female Travel Is Putting Vilnius on the Map As solo female travel continues to rise globally, women account for 75% of solo travelers worldwide, with safety remaining their top priority when choosing a destination. The Baltic States, with Vilnius being one of top examples, is emerging as an alternative to Europe’s … Read more
HOUSE OF DAWN STEAKHOUSE INTRODUCES NEW FEATURES TO THE SUMMER MENU AT RICHMOND HOTSPOT Executive Chef James Yang Adds Afternoon High Tea Service, Sunday Beef Masterclasses for Die-Hard Steak Aficionados at Popular Steakhouse House of Dawn Steakhouse Executive Chef & Culinary Director James Yang is expanding the acclaimed steakhouse’s offerings by introducing a new Afternoon … Read more
KINTON RAMEN Launches Summer Lineup with Chilled Ramen, Chef-Created Seasonal Bowls, and Ice-Cold Deals KINTON RAMEN brings Canadians more ways to cool down, save, and enjoy A Bowl of Happiness this summer KINTON RAMEN is welcoming summer with a limited-time lineup of seasonal ramen, refreshing drinks, and repeat-visit rewards at participating locations across Canada. Leading … Read more
Marta Vidal has been elected by an absolute majority as the new president of the CAVA Designation of Origin The new president will champion a roadmap aimed at enhancing the prestige of the CAVA Designation of Origin, promoting the vineyards and building confidence in the sector. The Plenary Session of the Regulatory Council of the … Read more
Younger audiences and new formats are reshaping classical music attendance in Canada Classical music remains well established in Canada, but audience habits are evolving. New data from Classical Pulse, the first-ever global study by Candlelight by Fever, reveals how younger generations, innovative concert formats, and strong musical programming are helping drive engagement with classical music … Read more
A Magical Place for Little Folks with Big Fun Little Folks Village at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival where Children under 12 are Free The Vancouver Folk Music Festival announces the lineup for the Little Folks Village, a place for children and families during the festival in ʔəy̓alməxʷ / Iy̓ál̓mexw Jericho Beach Park. Open … Read more
Science World is pleased to share a time-lapse of The Beautiful Dome’s installation from start to finish. What began as an ambitious vision is now one of the most distinctive visuals for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ Thank to Science World for the opportunity to view the Dome in action. The Beautiful Dome stats: The … Read more
A Coolcation Shaped by Ocean, Air, Forest, and Slow Adventure As global temperatures rise, Victoria, B.C. offers a cooler summer escape shaped by ocean air, forest landscapes, and slow adventure. As climate patterns shift and a potentially strong El Niño is expected to influence global weather through 2026 and into 2027, bringing increased temperatures and … Read more
Father’s Day is around the corner, and while socks, golf balls, and BBQ gadgets are always an option, we thought we’d share a few bottles Dad might be genuinely excited to unwrap. From smoky single malts and iconic cognacs to elegant Scotch whiskies and ultra-premium spirits, whether he’s a cocktail enthusiast, whisky collector, backyard host, or simply … Read more
With Father’s Day just around the corner and Prime Day (June 23–26) also fast approaching, We’re sharing an advance look at some of the best upcoming deals from SharkNinja. Whether Canadians are shopping for the dad who loves coffee, the home chef, the gadget enthusiast or simply looking to tackle summer cleaning projects, SharkNinja is offering discounts … Read more