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Every weekend is a long weekend for employees in Canada testing a four-day workweek! Towns and individual companies across the country are trialling the change and in many cases it seems to be going pretty well.

The Norwegian women's beach handball team made the decision to break the league's uniform rules by wearing shorts instead of bikini bottoms during a European championship game.

A new ranking of the world's best airlines in 2021 does not include a single Canadian company.

A lucky somebody is hanging on to a $6 million Lotto 6/49 Jackpot ticket in Niagara and is about to become the region's newest multi-millionaire.

At just 14 years old, swimmer Summer McIntosh set a Canadian record in the 400-metre freestyle at the Tokyo Olympics.

If you didn't already feel lazy just by watching the Tokyo Olympics, then finding out that some athletes are as young as 14 years old certainly will help.

If you're thinking about looking at Toronto apartments for rent, you might not want to hesitate — it's only going to cost you more the longer you wait.

Not only are travel restrictions in Canada different for vaccinated and unvaccinated people, but now even the airports are starting to look different.

One of Canada's most iconic landmarks, the CN Tower just received a $21 million investment from the minister of public services, and it's going to be a major glow-up.

Never judge a book by its cover, or in this case, a home by its exterior. There's a house for sale in Nova Scotia that looks just like a shed from the outside but the inside is sleek, modern and pretty fancy.

If you've been sick of being stuck alone in your apartment for a year, there are plenty of Toronto cats for adoption that are ready to become your best furry friend.

The votes are in — Tripadvisor has just released its 2021 Traveller's Choice Awards, and a Toronto restaurant made the list for one of the best fine dining spots in Canada.

Video of Team Canada watching Schitt's Creek in Tokyo.

As the start of the school year approaches, there are questions swirling about what post-secondary learning will be like, including "are universities requiring vaccinations in Canada?"

Is it really surprising that people are flocking to Canada's Wonderland this year? After all, most GTA summer activities were banned in 2020 due to the pandemic, so why not get your thrills there? I mean, apart from the whole malfunctioning rides thing.

If you're looking to add to your post-pandemic vacation bucket list, new data has revealed what the top travel destinations in the U.S. are for people in six major Canadian cities.

Some restrictions are starting to be eased for the Canada-U.S. border reopening, but things now look different if you're entering Canada or entering the United States.

A famous architect, Arthur Erickson, designed a beautiful home in West Vancouver and now it's on the market for nearly $14 million. "The Eppich House" is a serious masterpiece and, according to the listing, it's been deemed "one of the most historically important examples of West Coast Modern architecture."

After being postponed in 2020 and rescheduled for 2021, the Tokyo Olympics are finally underway, with plenty of action expected over several weeks.

Even though Premier Ford confirmed earlier this month that health care workers won't be required to get any COVID-19 vaccines, the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO) are still fighting.

The Olympics are finally back and while things may look a little bit different this time around, athletes have travelled to Olympic Village per usual.

One of Canada's most iconic landmarks, the CN Tower just received a $21 million investment from the minister of public services, and it's going to be a major glow up.

After a long closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada's Wonderland is officially back in operation. While Ontarians have been jumping at the chance to hop back on the rides, an incident left some visitors "a little sore."

Here's a positive result you actually want to see when it comes to COVID-19 — according to the latest data from the City, there are 31 neighbourhoods throughout Toronto that are reporting zero new cases of COVID-19 in the past 21 days.

Here's a positive result you actually want to see when it comes to COVID-19 — according to the latest data from the City, there are 31 neighbourhoods throughout Toronto that are reporting zero new cases of COVID-19 in the past 21 days.