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This Week in Canada: Meteor Shower Gazing, Hotels' Fight for Federal Assistance, an Online Jurassic Park Experience

BizBash's new Canada-focused column covers the week's biggest event news.

Mountain Trek, a luxury health and fitness retreat in British Columbia, reopens to small groups next month. The fall program focuses on providing guests with anxiety management, sound sleeping, and immunity-boosting techniques.

This Week in Canada: a Virtual Northern Lights Show, Pandemic-Inspired Short Plays, the Popularity of Virtual Meetings, and More

BizBash's new Canada-focused column covers the week's biggest event news.

Following Canada Day’s virtual fireworks display, Ottawa’s annual Northern Lights show is now available as a free online experience.

This Week in Canada: a Concert for Long-Term Care Reform, a Class-Action Lawsuit on Behalf of Hotels, and More

BizBash's new Canada-focused column covers the week's biggest event news.

Salmo River Valley’s annual Shambhala Music Festival, seen here in 2019, has postponed its 2020 virtual event.

This Week in Canada: An Interview with the Founder of The Pop-Up Chapel Co., Plus the Latest Event News From Across the Country

BizBash's new Canada-focused column covers the week's biggest event news.

Montreal’s Griffintown Hotel, which offers 114 condo-style suites, opened to the public last month despite the strain on the city’s tourism industry.

This Week in Canada: A Mask-querade Party, a Virtual Drum Circle, Canada’s Best Bathroom, and More

BizBash's new Canada-focused column covers the week's biggest event news.

Toronto's CityView Drive-In Theatre—which takes over the parking lot for Rebel nightclub—opens tonight with a concert by Hamilton-area band Monster Truck. The venue houses about 200 vehicles in parking spots at least seven feet apart, all with views of a 238-foot stage with three LED screens. Future concerts will include Allan Rayman on July 18 and A Tribe Called Red on Aug. 6. The drive-in is being managed by INK Entertainment.

This Week in Canada: An AR-Driven Fireworks Display, More Drive-Through Attractions, Winter Sports Get Ready, and More

BizBash's new Canada-focused column covers the week's biggest event news.

This year's Canada Day fireworks display was put on virtually across the country using augmented-reality technology. Hosted on a dedicated WebAR website, the three-minute, 3D fireworks show was viewable through a mobile camera. The project was developed and managed by The T1 Agency, Current Studios, and WonderMakr. Click here to see the whole virtual show.

50 Cool Event Ideas You May Have Missed From Liquid I.V., Martha Stewart, Foot Locker, and More

Gov Ball 2025: 25+ Eye-Catching Brand Activations From the NYC Music Festival

See Inside This High-Tech, Multisensory Experience from Don Julio

How BET’s Stylish Anniversary Dinner Honored the Past—and Embraced the Future

Inside the Build: How Bellagio Fountain Club Delivers F1® Weekend’s Most Luxurious Hospitality Experience

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This Week in Toronto: Citywide Reopenings, Collision From Home Tackles COVID-19, Pride Weekend Festivities, and More

BizBash's Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

Cabana Waterfront Patio, seen here in 2019, reopens this week for dining with physical distancing measures.

This Week in Toronto: Canada Day’s Lineup, a Drive-Through Food Market, an Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit, and More

BizBash's Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

On Father's Day, the annual Yorkville Exotic Car Show will broadcast a virtual show, with proceeds supporting the Canadian Cancer Society.

This Week in Toronto: Community Support for Black Lives, Yorkville Murals Return, An Outdoor Hot Yoga Pop-up, and More

BizBash's Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

Gopi Chinnaraju and Judie Plaza of the Laboratory for Artistic Intelligence will present “What Art Has to Offer Immigration” at Luminato 2020, launching today online.

This Week in Toronto: Virtual Power Ball 22, a City-Wide Art Installation, Canada’s Largest Zoom Party, and More

BizBash's Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

“Together Even When We’re Apart,” a new outdoor art collection, is popping up on the streets of Toronto. Works by 11 local artists, encompassing themes of nature and resilience, are produced as extra-large posters and installed at 25 different closed shops and boarded-up sites. Developed by Partial Gallery co-founder Tammy Yiu Coyne and Labour of Love owner Regina Sheung, the project serves to help revitalize the city’s deserted areas, while celebrating the artists working to boost morale during quarantine.

This Week in Toronto: Outdoor Art Fair Moves Online, a Social Distancing Food Market, At-Home Haircuts for Cancer Research, and More

BizBash's Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

The Toronto Zoo has announced a new drive-through experience, which allows visitors to see the zoo from their cars while listening to an audio tour by zookeepers.

This Week in Toronto: An At-Home Dinner and Theater Series, Inside Out’s Digital Forum, Beck Taxi Delivers for Restaurants, and More

BizBash's Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.

The Canadian National Exposition (CNE), pictured here in 2019, has been canceled for the first time since World War II.

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