Canada is a wonderland for any adventure because of how beautiful nature looks in all seasons. Some of its most popular winter activities in Canada consist of skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and more. Other popular activities such as cycling, camping, and hiking are enjoyed most during spring and summer.  National parks in Canada are full of campers, hikers, and bikers. Individuals are encouraged to reserve a spot to make their spring journey smooth and stress-free. Mark your calendar and prepare for a new Parks Canada system if you want a spot at one of its sites. Soon it will be possible

About Family Day Family Day is a public holiday celebrated in some provinces in Canada during February. It was introduced in the 1990s to allow families to spend quality time together, and it is now a popular event widely celebrated across the country. The origins of Family Day vary depending on the province, but the holiday is observed to recognize the importance of family relationships and encourage families to spend the day together. In many cases, the day is also seen as a way to provide a break from the busy pace of everyday life and to give people an

About Valentine’s Day Valentine’s Day is celebrated in many countries with roots dating back to ancient Roman times. The holiday is traditionally observed on February 14th and is generally a day to express love for one another. Things to do on Valentine’s Day Today, Valentine’s Day is a day that celebrates romantic love, friendship, and admiration. On Valentine’s Day, people typically exchange cards, flowers (commonly roses) and chocolates to show their affection for one another. Some people even go out of their way to plan special dates for their loved ones. In addition to exchanging gifts, couples often express love

Whitehorse vs. Yellowknife When considering where to view the Northern lights in Canada, Whitehorse and Yellowknife often come to mind as top choices. In fact, those two locations are renowned for their mesmerising displays of the aurora borealis. Yellowknife – Northwest Territories Aurora borealis can be seen in the Northwest Territories 240 nights a year, making it the best place to see them in Canada – if not the world. If possible, try to choose a timeframe in the fall or winter (although summer is also a good option). An ice-covered wonderland and a dramatic display of the Lights make

With all the cold weather occurring, you must be craving hot food! After all, nothing beats eating hot food to warm you up on a cold day. Check out some of the most popular ramen noodle spots in Vancouver and Toronto (and elsewhere).  Hokkaido Ramen Santouka (Vancouver & Toronto)  With two locations on W Broadway and Robson St in Vancouver and two more locations on Dundas St and Yonge St in Toronto, Hokkaido Ramen Santouka is one of the very few, if not most, authentic ramen spots you can find across Canada. Hailing from—you guessed it—Hokkaido, Japan, they are known

February is creeping up on us, meaning it’s time for everyone to start doing their taxes. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) usually expects individual taxpayers to submit their income tax returns by the end of April. So to avoid any interest or penalties, we suggest putting that date in your calendar and filing your return!  Tax season in Canada This year, the tax filing deadline for your 2022 tax return is Monday, May 1st. Usually, the deadline is April 30th, but since it falls on a Sunday, the CRA has extended the deadline to the following business day.  As for

Visiting Canada during the winter can have common and fun events such as skiing and snowboarding. However, there are many other adventures to experience in this beautiful country that should be added to your bucket list. Take a look at these unique and unforgetful experiences that prove why Canada is considered a beautiful winter wonderland! Unique Winter Destinations in Canada Cow Bay – Nova Scotia Nova Scotia isn’t known to have skating, skiing, or snowshoeing. However, it is an ideal place for die-hard surfers, especially during the winter. During this time of year, there are excellent waves during the cold

Many people know that Canadian and international students need help dealing with rising inflation and the high cost of living in Canada. The government has announced a one-time top-up of the Canada Housing Benefit for vulnerable Canadian renters facing housing affordability struggles.  What is the One-time top-up to the Canadian Housing Benefit? The Canada Housing Benefit is a one-time top-up that helps low-income renters pay for their rent. One-time payments are administered by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). This new federal one-time payment is available regardless of whether you receive other housing benefits such as the Canada Housing Benefit, which