What's Open and Closed in Canada for Christmas and New Year's 2025
Plan your holiday season with our guide to Canadian business and service hours for Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and New Year's Day 2025. Know before you go.
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Cloudy, Cold Day Expected in Ottawa Sunday
Ottawa residents should prepare for a cloudy day and a cold evening this Sunday, December 21. Get the latest weather details and tips for staying warm.
Boxing Day Remains a Major Shopping Event in Canada
Despite the rise of Black Friday, Boxing Day still packs a punch for Canadian shoppers. A new study reveals 8.6 million consumers plan to participate, with distinct trends in spending habits and demographics. Discover the data shaping post-Christmas sales
St. Patrick's Day Parade Returning to Ottawa in 2026
Ottawa's beloved St. Patrick's Day Parade is officially scheduled to make its comeback in March 2026. Get the details on the return of this cherished community tradition.
WinSport Opens, Day Lodge Renovation Delayed
Calgary's WinSport at Canada Olympic Park is open for skiing and snowboarding, but the full reopening of the $43-million renovated Frank King Day Lodge is delayed until next summer.
Poppy donations fund $1.27M veteran support at U of A
Discover how millions in Legion donations, collected from poppy boxes across Alberta, are funding peer support and high-tech therapy for veterans at the University of Alberta. See your contribution in action.
Barrie Police add search and rescue dog Poppy to team
The Barrie Police Service introduces Poppy, its new search and rescue canine. Learn about her role and training in enhancing community safety and emergency response.
Water Flosser 20% Off on Amazon Canada
The Onlyone rechargeable water flosser is 20% off for Amazon Prime members. Reviewers say it's a game-changer for oral hygiene and makes a perfect holiday gift. Get it for $23.99.
Cyber Monday: Cordless Vacuum 62% Off on Amazon
Amazon Prime members in Canada can grab a top-rated cordless stick vacuum at a massive 62% discount this Cyber Monday. Save over $120 on this lightweight, powerful cleaner.
World AIDS Day marked by calls for criminal law reform
On World AIDS Day, Canadian activists and politicians unite to demand reform of HIV criminalization laws, emphasizing public health over punishment. Learn about the push for change.
Last Chance: Anthropologie's Cyber Monday Sale Ends Today
Today is the final opportunity to save up to 50% on clothing, furniture, and unique home decor at Anthropologie. Don't miss these exclusive Cyber Monday deals before they're gone.
Jeremy O'Day's 26-Year Saskatchewan Roughriders Journey
Saskatchewan Roughriders GM Jeremy O'Day reflects on his 26-year journey with the team, from 2007 Grey Cup champion player to 2025 championship-winning general manager.
Saskatchewan renews $10-a-day daycare deal
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe confirms the province will sign a renewed five-year agreement for the $10-a-day child-care program this Friday, extending affordable daycare.
LifeLabs donates $10k to Women in Crisis in Guelph
LifeLabs donates $10,000 to Guelph-Wellington Women in Crisis, marking the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls. Learn how this supports survivors.
Raptors' RJ Barrett day-to-day with knee sprain
Toronto Raptors forward RJ Barrett is listed as day-to-day after sustaining a sprained knee. Get the latest updates on his status and the team's roster adjustments.
Halifax Housing Summit Calls for Major Reforms
The first-of-its-kind From Barriers to Blueprints housing conference in Halifax identified the need for numerous systemic changes to address Canada's housing crisis. Read the key findings.
Readers Debate Courtroom Poppy Ban and Toronto Leadership
Postmedia readers share strong opinions on banning poppies in courtrooms for neutrality and critique Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow's leadership amid rising antisemitism.
Readers Voice Outrage in Nov. 23 Letters
A collection of reader letters from Nov. 23, 2025, voices strong opinions on Remembrance Day disrespect, immigration policy, and pedestrian safety in Canada. Read the full debate.
Automatic payroll savings proposed for Canadians
New study reveals most Canadians lack emergency savings as government considers automatic payroll deductions to boost financial security. Learn about the proposal.
Transgender Day of Remembrance marked in Halifax
Nova Scotia NDP LGBTQ+ affairs critic Lisa Lachance leads Transgender Day of Remembrance ceremony with flag raising at Province House in Halifax on November 20, 2025.
Canada awarded 'Fossil of the Day' at UN climate talks
Climate activists presented Canada with the dubious 'Fossil of the Day' award during UN climate negotiations. Learn why the country faced criticism from environmental groups.
Regina diner fundraises for Legion after theft
Dad's Diner in Regina is donating $1 from every cinnamon bun sold to the Royal Canadian Legion after its poppy donation box was stolen. A story of community resilience.
B.C. Child Care: Most Expensive in Canada
B.C.'s child-care program now has Canada's highest fees despite NDP promises. Only 10% of spaces are $10/day while families pay up to $95 daily. Learn about the economic impact.
Veterans Affairs faces $4.2B in planned budget cuts
As Remembrance Day tributes fade, a retired Canadian Armed Forces member questions the sincerity of 'thank you for your service' amid planned $4.2 billion cuts to Veterans Affairs.
Windsor Seniors Craft Warmth for Homeless
Life After Fifty members hand-knit hundreds of winter items for Windsor's Homelessness and Housing Help Hub, showcasing community compassion and active senior contributions.
Canada's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Needs Attention
Father Raymond J. de Souza argues that Canada must ensure its Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is never left unattended, honouring the sacrifice of all fallen soldiers.
Jewish student attacked at TMU event sparks father's plea
A father's emotional message after his Jewish daughter was hospitalized following an attack by anti-Israel protesters at Toronto Metropolitan University event on November 5.
Alan Doyle: Mental Health Treatments Actually Work
Great Big Sea's Alan Doyle shares his mental health journey and foundation work, advocating for open discussions and effective treatments in Canada.
Jewish group calls Toronto Palestinian flag 'reckless'
B'nai Brith Canada urges Toronto to cancel Palestinian flag raising, citing rising antisemitism. Over 20,000 petition signers express concerns about community division.
Ontario's $10-a-day daycare promise fades
Ontario's promised $10-a-day childcare remains elusive as federal funding falls short. Learn why the program faces a $2B annual shortfall and reduced access for low-income families.
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