ABS CBN : launches Tuloy Canada, a newcomer’s guide to the Great White North

ABS CBN : launches Tuloy Canada, a newcomer’s guide to the Great White North

TORONTO, CANADA, February 2, 2023 – It can be exciting for newcomers to Canada who are coming from another country. They get to visit beautiful landmarks like Niagara Falls, the CN Tower, or The Parliament, among others. They get to try food characteristic of the place like poutine, Tim Horton’s, maple syrup, and ketchup chips, … Read more

The luxury travel guide to Toronto

The luxury travel guide to Toronto

“You’ve come at the best time of year,” my taxi driver tells me, as we dream past the skyscrapers on our journey from Union station in Toronto. “It’s the changing of the colours.” My driver’s observation turns out to be entirely correct. Everywhere I turn there are trees-poking out from behind metallic giants and glass-fronted … Read more

Why seaweed is making waves with foodies and entrepreneurs alike

Why seaweed is making waves with foodies and entrepreneurs alike

Though seaweed has been a staple food item in Asian cultures and among coastal Indigenous nations in Canada for centuries, it is now receiving increasing attention from North American consumers.4nadia Canada’s coastline is 71,261 kilometers long. It touches the North Pacific, Arctic and North Atlantic oceans. And a growing number of Canadian companies want to … Read more

Federal lawyers move to shield alleged secrets in civil court case of ex-Saudi spy

Federal lawyers move to shield alleged secrets in civil court case of ex-Saudi spy

OTTAWA – The Canadian government is seeking a court injunction to prevent a former Saudi intelligence official from disclosing allegedly sensitive security information in a civil proceeding against him. In an application to the Federal Court, government lawyers request an order under the Canada Evidence Act confirming a prohibition on the disclosure of material as … Read more

Avalanche death toll climbs to five as two more die in British Columbia’s backcountry

Avalanche death toll climbs to five as two more die in British Columbia’s backcountry

VANCOUVER – Two more people have been killed in an avalanche in British Columbia, lifting the deadly season’s toll to five, as forecasters warn of large and dangerous slides occurring without the usual signs of danger. RCMP said the two people who died Monday near Mount McCrae southeast of Revelstoke were with a small group … Read more

5 restaurant chains with big expansion plans in Canada next year

5 restaurant chains with big expansion plans in Canada next year

A lot of mainstream food brands have been opening across the country, and many international and homegrown names are looking to expand aggressively in Canada over the next several years. Here are some well-known restaurants with big Canadian expansion plans. odd burger Odd Burger announced it would be opening dozens of new locations in BC … Read more

Non-profit housing, tightened rent control solutions to climbing rents in Winnipeg: advocates – Winnipeg

Non-profit housing, tightened rent control solutions to climbing rents in Winnipeg: advocates – Winnipeg

Winnipeggers hunting for a new apartment may see rentals listed much higher than the last time they moved. In one of the most affordable cities in Canada, the average cost of rent continues to climb, leaving advocates concerned how tenants will manage amid high inflation. They’re pushing for solutions, including non-profit housing and tightened rent … Read more

Nearly 200-year-old Saint John, N.B. church vies for funding in national contest – New Brunswick

Nearly 200-year-old Saint John, N.B. church vies for funding in national contest – New Brunswick

While Saint John, NB, is a city rich in history, there are few structures that match the unique façade of Stone Church. Slabs of stone, first laid during construction in 1824 and 1825, continue to occupy the top of Carleton Street. Rev. Jasmine Chandra said its style falls under a unique period architecturally, falling under … Read more

We tried Canada’s number-one meal delivery service to see if it was really worth it

We tried Canada’s number-one meal delivery service to see if it was really worth it

One of my big new year’s resolutions this year is to cook more for myself. After a pretty busy 2022 full of seeing new friends and overworking myself, I’m struggling to justify the enormous bills I’ve racked up ordering delivery. It’s not that I don’t like cooking, or that I’m bad at it. I was … Read more

Expanding access to dental care in Canada

Expanding access to dental care in Canada

Event summary produced by The Globe and Mail Events team. The Globe’s editorial department was not involved. Medical research shows a link between poor oral health and other chronic conditions such as heart disease and diabetes. Yet according to Statistics Canada, one in five Canadians avoid visiting a dental clinic due to cost, and approximately … Read more