Valentine's Day

• ‘When are we going to be seen as humans?’: Downtown Vancouver packed for annual Women’s Memorial March

  The annual Women's Memorial March honours those lost to the violence of colonization, and urges those in power to take meaningful action to prevent further harm.

  Canada

  Feb 14
  
• Calgary senior shares unexpected love story involving parakeet on Valentine’s Day

  If you ever visit a particular off-leash park in northwest Calgary, you likely already know Helde Schnider and her unusual companion.

  Features

  Feb 14
  
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• Valentine’s Day filled with gratitude, adversity for Regina residents

  With the COVID-19 pandemic still lingering, family health and financial situations have made Valentine’s Day much more than a Hallmark holiday this year.

  Canada

  Feb 14
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• Kingston, Ont. businesses celebrate Valentine’s Day

  Valentine's Day marks one of the biggest sales days of the year for florists and bakeries across the city, but inflation is impacting product prices.

  Consumer

  Feb 14
• Montreal mom, daughter spread love to the homeless, one muffin at a time

  A Montreal-area mother and daughter spent Valentine's Day in the metro handing out baked goodies to those in need.

  Canada

  Feb 14
• Money causing relationship stress? How couples can ease financial tensions

  Money is a common source of frustration in relationships, but experts suggest open communication and even financial therapy could improve conversations between partners.

  Money

  Feb 14
• Juravinskis celebrate Valentine’s Day with $5.1M health-care gift to Hamilton

  The investment will support studies focused on child and youth health, integrated care, and burn trauma. 

  Health

  Feb 14
• Love was in the air for 23 couples who tied the knot at a Penticton, B.C. bar

  23 couples were legally married, and one couple renewed their vows at The Barking Parrot, located inside the Penticton Lakeside Resort.

  Lifestyle

  Feb 13
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• Men are more at risk of mental illness post-breakup, study finds

  A recent UBC study found when men leave a relationship, they are at increased risk of mental illness, including anxiety, depression and even suicide.

  Health

  Feb 13
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• Five Saskatchewan restaurants receive national recognition

  Valentine's Day is right around the corner and restaurants are starting to prepare. OpenTable released a list of the ‘Top 100 most romantic restaurants in Canada’.

  Consumer

  Feb 11