Category : Wine Spirits


Windsor's Adventure Bay Waterpark Attendance Dips in 2025

Windsor's Adventure Bay waterpark experienced a slight decrease in visitor numbers during 2025, according to recent reports. The popular family attraction remains a key recreational destination in southwestern Ontario.

Three Crafted-in-BC Wines to Try This Winter

Wine columnist James Nevison highlights three British Columbia wines made with out-of-province grapes that offer excellent value and quality for late January sipping.

Windsor Pedal Pubs Near Alcohol Service Approval

Windsor's pedal pub tours are advancing toward serving alcohol, potentially boosting local tourism and nightlife. The development follows regulatory steps for mobile entertainment venues.

Sask. Man Dies in Snowmobile Rollover

A man from Bulyea, Saskatchewan, has died following a snowmobile accident involving a rollover. The incident highlights winter safety concerns.

Wawa Snowmobile Trails Hindered by Heavy Snow and Brush

Heavy snowfall in Northern Ontario's Wawa area is causing trees to fall, creating significant challenges for snowmobile trail maintenance crews. Despite the obstacles, most northern trails remain open as workers shift focus to clearing southern routes.

Wine Spectator's Value Pick Cheaper in B.C. Than U.S.

Wine Spectator's 2026 value wine of the year, Bodegas Muga Rioja Reserva 2021, is available in British Columbia at CDN$33.99, significantly cheaper than the US$39 U.S. price. Anthony Gismondi discusses the challenges of finding quality affordable wines.

Port Coquitlam Staff Lead Fraser River Dog Rescue

A dramatic dog rescue along the Fraser River highlights the dedication of Port Coquitlam city staff, showcasing their swift response and community commitment in a challenging situation.

2026 Sports Events on Florida's Historic Coast

Discover the ultimate active getaway on Florida's Historic Coast for winter and spring 2026. From scenic 5Ks and cycling tours to sailing races and kayaking, plan your adventure now.

Toronto's Guide to a Buzz-Free Dry January 2026

Exploring Toronto's vibrant non-alcoholic scene for Dry January 2026. Discover zero-proof cocktail bars, social events, and specialty shops to help you stay sober and social.

Wineries Pivot from Education to Experiences

Facing shifting consumer demands, Canadian wineries are ditching technical talks for immersive activities. Discover how the industry is adapting to attract a new generation of visitors.

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