Canada Trending This Month

A tense 0-0 first half sets the stage for a decisive second half as Brentford and Fulham battle for crucial Premier League points.

NBC cancels Law & Order: Organized Crime after five seasons, leaving fans wondering what’s next for Stabler and the franchise.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru makes history as the first IPL team to play 100 matches at their home ground, sporting special green jerseys for their clash against Delhi Capitals.

Major sportsbooks like bet365 and theScore Bet are launching massive $2,000 bonus campaigns to capture the 2026 NBA Playoff audience in Canada.

Uber Eats launches a new doorstep return service for $5, allowing couriers to pick up retail returns from homes and deliver them to stores or shipping hubs.

The age of the average first-time homebuyer has hit a record high of 38, as older millennials increasingly mirror Boomer buying habits to secure property in a competitive market.

Scotland chased down 160 runs to beat Namibia in the 2nd T20I, bouncing back from previous rain delays to take control of the series in Windhoek.

Southern Manitoba is grappling with a severe freezing rain warning that has turned highways into 'curling rinks.' With ice accumulation threatening power lines and travel, residents are urged to stay off the roads as the storm transitions to snow.

Carlos Ulberg overcame a severe leg injury to knockout Jiri Prochazka in just 106 seconds, claiming the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship at UFC 327.

Coachella 2026 has officially begun in Indio, CA, featuring headliners like Justin Bieber and Karol G alongside a groundbreaking 4K livestream of all seven festival stages.

As Coachella celebrates a quarter-century in the Indio desert, the 2026 festival blends high-tech spectacle with a heavy dose of nostalgia, drawing thousands to witness music history.

Legendary broadcaster Scott Oake announces his retirement after 40 years, leaving a void in Hockey Night in Canada and a lasting legacy in Winnipeg community advocacy.