Spring arrives later in the Great White North than in most parts of the world.
When the icy grip of winter finally weakens, most Canadians are anxious to venture into green nature and enjoy some time outside an arena.
On October 17, 2018, Canada became the second country in the world to legalize the production, distribution, sale and non‐medical use of cannabis for adults.
Since the legalization of cannabis in 2018, more Canadians are using its products regularly.
For thousands of Canadians, that weekend escape to cottage country or a ski resort became a full-time home over the last few years.
Some of Canada’s fastest growing small towns outside of urban centres from 2016 to 2021 were located within a two-hour drive of Toronto, Montréal or Vancouver. Many of these small towns were found in cottage country or near a ski resort, with all the amenities that go with it including nearby nature, boating, golfing, skiing, and “après-skiing.”
Sibling Day (April 10) is one of those made-up days like Festivus, but it does provide a good excuse for talking about sibling data.
Golf season officially kicks off with the Master’s Tournament currently underway in Augusta, Georgia. This year’s tournament features three Canadian players, all raised within a two-hour drive of each other in Southern Ontario.
It’s perhaps not surprising that all three golfers hail from Ontario, given that the province accounted for almost half of the $2.6 billion in operating revenue generated by golf courses and country clubs across Canada in 2020.
Almost one in three adults in Canada (30%) needing health care services reported they delayed seeking health care in the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes delays in contacting a medical professional about a problem with their physical, emotional or mental health
