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Although travel advisories won’t outright bar you from travelling to another country, it is recommended that you follow the advice given by Canada’s Travel Advice and Advisories website page.

Canada Travel Advisories

Travel advisories are split into four different categories. At the bottom, you have “take normal security precautions.” Things begin to heighten as you go up, leading to exercising a high degree of caution, avoiding non-essential travel, and then avoiding all travel.

Travellers are always recommended to practice standard caution while in a different country. Although, some destinations are experiencing a number of issues that can make travelling more difficult or dangerous.

Destinations Under A Travel Advisory

• United Kingdom: Exercise a high degree of caution
  • Terrorist incidents have occurred in public areas, as well as demonstrations that have taken place regularly. Violent and petty crime can happen in certain tourist areas, such as London.
• Jamaica: Exercise a high degree of caution
  • Violent crime, including armed robbery and murder, continue to be an issue in large cities. Women are also at risk of unwanted attention and should exercise caution when travelling alone.
• France: Exercise a high degree of caution
  • France has experienced a number of “opportunistic and premeditated” terrorist attacks over the past few years. Petty and violent crimes are also known to happen, with petty criminals often targeting tourists.
• Italy: Exercise a high degree of caution
  • Petty crime, sexual assault, and spiked drinks have been known to occur in Italy. Tourists are recommended to practice extra caution in regards to their belongings, as well as their foods and drinks.
• Costa Rica: Exercise a high degree of caution
  • Tourists are often the victim of petty criminals in Costa Rica, including purse snatching and pickpocketing. Thieves also tend to work in teams with one thief diverting a victims’ attention while another snatches their possessions.
• Mexico: Exercise a high degree of caution (with regional advisories)
  • Due to high levels of violence and organized crime, Mexico has certain areas under a regional, avoid non-essential travel advisory.

To see if your destination is currently under any travel advisories from the Government of Canada, check out the webpage here.

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Featured Events

West’s Best

Get ready for a throwback like you’ve never experienced before with West’s Best, happening on March 21 at Rogers Forum! Featuring iconic names from the West Coast’s 90’s rap scene, your nostalgia levels will be through the roof at this can’t-miss concert. You can expect six major acts at West’s Best, all of whom have had a major part to play in the West Coast’s hip-hop music production. No matter who your favourite 90s rapper is, you’re guaranteed to never forget this legendary lineup.

• E-40
• DJ Quik
• Warren G
• Xzibit
• Tha Eastsidaz
• 2nd II None

Tickets are currently available on the Rogers Forum website for West’s Best, so be sure to grab them while you can! This concert is set to be an epic night with some of the West Coast’s most classic names in hip-hop.

📅 Date: March 21, 2026

📍 Location: Rogers Forum

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: West’s Best

All Dressed In White – March Bridal Show

All Dressed In White is back again this March, offering up an amazing experience for all you soon-to-be-married couples out there! Happening on Sunday, March 22nd from 11:00am to 3:30pm at the Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel in Surrey, this is your chance to get all the inspo you need for your big day.

This show is about making you feel prepared for your wedding. You’re set to take part in one of the most comprehensive wedding shows out there with the event’s expert advice, a wide array of 80+ vendors, and tons of services. From photography to dresses, venues to decor, this is your one-stop showcase for everything wedding-related.

But that’s not all– All Dressed In White has some major prizes up for grabs in their exciting contests. Prizes are drawn at the end of the show, so be sure to stick around until 3:30 to see if you’re about to win anything from a romantic getaway to wedding photography coverage!

📅 Date: Sunday, March 22, 2026

⏰ Time: 11:00am – 3:30pm

📍 Location: Sheraton Vancouver Guildfold Hotel

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: https://www.showpass.com/adiwsheratonsurrey/

For The Family

Hoppy Heights at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

Hop on over to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park for Hoppy Heights, running Saturday, March 14 to Monday, April 6, for egg-citing Spring Break adventures the whole family will love. From Easter-themed activities to seasonal photo spots and playful surprises, there’s fun around every corner – the perfect way to kick-start spring. Cross the iconic 450-foot suspension bridge and wander through Cliffwalk and Treetops Adventure as the Park comes alive with vibrant décor and cheerful moments at every turn.

📅 Date: March 14 – April 6, 2026

📍 Location: Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: Hoppy Heights at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

Flyover: Believe Chicago

Flyover has just announced the Canadian debut of its newest immersive experience: Believe Chicago. Opening March 12, this event follows successful runs in Chicago and Las Vegas, and offers an award-winning adventure that takes viewers 13,000 ft. in the air. “Believe Chicago creates the thrilling sensation of flight using innovative film, ride motion, mist & scents. The groundbreaking film moves beyond natural landscapes, traditionally showcased in Flyover experiences, and immerses audiences in the pulse of the city through storytelling and multi-sensory sequences,” the press release describes.

📅 Date: Opens March 12, 2026

📍 Location: 201-999 Canada Pl, Vancouver, BC V6C 3E1

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: Flyover: Believe Chicago

Museum of Surrey Presents: Our Connection to Hockey

Hockey is more than just a sport in Canada. It’s part of our culture, our history, and it’s played an important role in bringing people from all walks of life together under one game. The Museum of Surrey’s newest free exhibit is showcasing exactly that, highlighting the integral part hockey has played in Canada’s past and present. Excitingly, it also shines a light on Surrey’s local hockey heroes, as well as having plenty of interactive activities that will get the whole family hooting and hollering for a goal.

Visitors will have the chance to learn all about how hockey is part of the glue that keeps Canada together. Alongside the national icons on showcase, Surrey’s own athletes and game-changers will be under the same spotlight, as well as the untold stories of diversity in hockey. Women’s hockey, para hockey, and Punjabi broadcasters have all played some amazing parts in making the sport what it is today– especially locally.

📅 Date: October 16, 2025 – April 26, 2026

📍 Location: Museum of Surrey

🎟️ More Info: Our Connection to Hockey

Artemis Space Adventure With LEGO® Bricks

Produced by Flying Fish and supported by Science World, kids can go in their own galactic adventure with this space-themed exhibition. Guests will be able to enjoy hands-on engineering challenges and workshop stations that are inspired by the creative problem-solving that real astronauts have to do.

📅 Date: June 26, 2025 – April 6, 2026

📍 Location: Science World

Cineplex $3.99 Saturdays

At select Cineplex theatres, you can catch a movie for only $3.99 on Saturdays! These films are all family-friendly and offer a great way to enjoy an affordable night out with friends and family.

📅 Date: Select Saturdays

📍 Location: Various Cineplex theatres

🎟️ More Info: Cineplex $3.99 Saturdays

River District in Bloom

Celebrate the arrival of spring as River District awakens in bloom with floral art, seasonal gatherings, and special collaborations unfolding throughout the community from March 20 to June 20. Visitors can take in floral displays at River District Town Centre by Fleurs de Villes and window mural artwork by Wkndrs. Enjoy local artisan shopping, live music, and a festive Easter egg hunt with chances to win market prizes. Bring your friends and family to celebrate community while supporting local and BIPOC-owned small businesses.

📅 Date: March 20 – June 20, 2026

📍 Location: River District Town Centre, 8538 River District Crossing, Vancouver

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: River District in Bloom

Heart and Hustle Spring Market

Food + Drink Experiences

Vancouver Cherry Blossom Food Festival 2026

The Vancouver Cherry Blossom Food Festival invites you on a self-guided culinary journey through the city during one of the most beautiful times in Spring! From March 20th to May 3rd, explore 25+ Metro Vancouver cafes and bakeries, showcasing limited-time cherry blossom themed festival items. This is your excuse to try a new spot, catch up with a friend, go on a date, or go on your own food crawl, all while supporting local businesses in this spring event.

📅 Date: March 20 – May 3, 2026

📍 Location: Various locations across Vancouver

🎟️ More Info: Vancouver Cherry Blossom Food Festival 2026

Blossom Delights at Stanley’s Bar & Grill

Stanley’s Bar & Grill is joining the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Food Festival with a limited-time lineup of sakura-inspired dishes and drinks available March 20 – May 3. The citywide festival invites food lovers to explore cherry blossom-themed creations from local cafés and restaurants during Vancouver’s most beautiful spring season.

📅 Date: March 20 – May 3, 2026

📍 Location: Stanley’s Bar & Grill

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: Blossom Delights at Stanley’s Bar & Grill

Ice Skating

North Vancouver Shipyard’s Ice Rink

North Vancouver’s Shipyards Ice Rink is returning for another season! This massive, 12,000-square-foot outdoor rink will officially open on November 28, 2025—marking the first day to lace up and enjoy this free winter activity. The popular rink, located in Lonsdale’s waterfront district, gives skaters a chance to glide under a retractable roof with stunning city views. Whether it’s a rainy day or a crisp evening, the rink’s unique design makes it a must-visit winter experience.

📅 Date: November 28, 2025 – March 29, 2026

📍 Location: Shipyards District

🎟️ More Info: Shipyards Ice Rink 2025-2026

The Arts

Murder is a Drag

Murder is a Drag is back, Vancouver’s favourite murder mystery dinner shows! This time, they’ve got some special performances that will have you on the edge of your seat as you work to solve the puzzle. Notably, the special Friday the 13th edition of Murder is a Drag is at a different venue – the show has been adapted for a historic (and haunted) home in Vancouver’s West End in partnership with the Friends for Life Society.

📅 Date: March 13 – May 15, 2026

📍 Location: Various locations across Vancouver

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: Murder is a Drag: Mystery Dinner Shows

Franklinland by Lloyd Suh

The Arts Club Theatre Company production of Franklinland runs March 12–April 5, 2026, at the Lindsay Family Stage at Granville Island. Omari Newton directs the Canadian premiere of Franklinland, a sharp comedy by acclaimed playwright Lloyd Suh. Written in 2023, Franklinland offers a wildly imaginative and thoroughly modern take on the American Revolution—centering not on nation-building, but on the fraught and often absurd relationship between Benjamin Franklin (Brian Markinson) and his son, William (Luc Roderique).

📅 Date: March 12 – April 5, 2026

📍 Location: Lindsay Family Stage at Granville Island

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: Franklinland by Lloyd Suh

Festivals + Parties

Salsa Festival

Vancouver, get ready for the 2nd Salsa Festival! The heat is coming back with five live salsa orchestras, real Latin flavor, and the kind of energy that makes you feel right at home. This is more than a festival — it’s a celebration of culture, rhythm, and comunidad. The music will be loud, the dancing nonstop, and the vibes unforgettable.

📅 Date: March 21, 2026

📍 Location: Union Latinos Restaurant & Bar

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: Salsa Festival 2026 in Vancouver

Capybaras’ Spring Party

Spring is clocking in early, and it’s bringing rhythm, colour, and collective joy with it! Enjoy it with Capybaras, APÄTRIDA and DJ André BR at this 19+ party. The event will kick things off with the irresistible Brazilian grooves of DJ André Brasil, setting the tone and warming up the floor. Next, the APÄTRIDA takes you across borders with their rich, transcontinental sound. And when the room is buzzing, and the drinks are flowing, Capybaras Band closes the night—high-energy, heart-open, and impossible not to dance to.

📅 Date: March 21, 2026. The event will run from 7pm to 1am.

📍 Location: Astoria Pub

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: Capybaras’ Spring Party at Astoria Pub

Concerts + Shows

Pink Floyd: The Dark Side Of The Moon – Official 50th Anniversary Immersive Experience

Marking the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s most iconic album is an immersive experience like you’ve never seen before. Your cosmic journey takes place inside The Dome at the newly-transformed H.R. MacMillan Space Centre, where you’ll be treated to 10 tracks of futuristic visions and retro nods to the legendary band’s visual legacy. This is an unprecedented adventure that invites everyone to travel through time and experience themes of life, mortality, and consciousness in ways conventional screens cannot achieve.

📅 Date: January 28 – April 23, 2026

📍 Location: The Dome

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon – Official 50th Anniversary Immersive Experience

Undo Fundo “Play & Win Canada” – The Winners Carnival

Step into an unforgettable, in-person experience at Undo Fundo “Play & Win Canada” – The Winners Carnival. Here, refined entertainment meets vibrant celebration. This thoughtfully-curated evening is designed to immerse guests in captivating performances, engaging audience interactions, and moments of anticipation woven seamlessly throughout the night. An exceptional selection of gifts and prizes awaits. This includes laptops, tablets, fine jewelry, cash prizes, and other exclusive surprises—revealed throughout interactive moments designed to elevate every part of the celebration. Each ticket also includes an exclusive door prize, presented after 10:00 PM.

📅 Date: March 21, 2026

📍 Location: The Empress Palace Ballroom

🎟️ Tickets & More Info: Undo Fundo “Play & Win” – The Winners Carnival

Talks + Showcases

Sports

Get front-row seats to the best adrenaline-pumping games that Metro Vancouver has to offer!

🥍 Vancouver Warriors

• March 20: vs. Ottawa Black Bears

📍 Location: Rogers Arena

⚽ Whitecaps FC

• March 21: San Jose Earthquakes

📍 Location: BC Place

🧊 Vancouver Goldeneyes

• March 21: Minnesota Frost

📍 Location: Pacific Coliseum

🏒 Vancouver Canucks

• March 21: vs. St. Louis Blues

📍 Location: Rogers Arena

And that’s going to wrap up this weekend. No matter if you’re catching a game, trying out some cherry blossom-inspired treats, or just taking in the spring vibes, Metro Vancouver is always here with things for you to do.

Want even more things to do? Check out our 604 Now Events Calendar to keep your plans looking fresh.

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Costco Recall: Crumb Cheddar Chive Scones

The recall concerns The Worthy Crumb brand Cheddar Chive Scones (Item# 2009626). According to a notice sent out on March 16, 2026, the recall is due to a potential presence of mould growth on the product prior to the indicated best before date.

Give and Go Prepared Foods, the product manufacturer, has received three reports of complaints “associated with the consumption of these products. Limited instances of mould have been identified that may cause minor illness if ingested.”

The notice notes that the affected products were sold between December 2025 and February 2026 at Costco warehouses and Costco Business Centres.

“Please do not consume, serve, use, sell or distribute The Worthy Crumb Cheddar Chive Scones that are being recalled,” writes the notice.

Consumers are able to return the affected item to a Costco warehouse to obtain a full refund. For more information, you can contact Five and Go Prepared Foods through either email or phone:

• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: 1-844-366-1172 (Monday – Friday 9:00am – 6:00pm EDT)

You can view the entire Costco recall notice here.

2026 has been no different. It might only be March, but Vancouver has lost a number of huge events already. Here’s what’s been cancelled so far, and cross your fingers that we don’t lose any more.

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All The Events That Vancouver Has Lost So Far In 2026

Honda Celebration of Light

This is probably the biggest event that Vancouver has lost in 2026. The Honda Celebration of Light was an annual fireworks competition that brought the entire city together to watch some amazing pyrotechnic displays while bracketed by sunsets and beautiful nighttime skylines. Unfortunately, it was announced in November 2025 that the event would be cancelled indefinitely due to funding issues.

According to the Vancouver Fireworks Festival Society (VFFS), “it [could] no longer continue to go ‘cap in hand’ each year to keep the event afloat.” Amid rising production costs, the dearth of federal funding, a decrease in provincial support, and a decline in private-sector investment, the event was no longer financially sustainable and sadly had to be cut.

Vancouver Mural Festival

After nine years, the Vancouver Mural Festival announced in January 2025 that it would be officially coming to an end. The festival started back in 2016 and helped to transform the city’s walls into vibrant works of art, adding up to over 400 murals during its runtime. But due to financial challenges over the past few years, the festival decided to close up shop. The decision “was not made lightly” and “despite [their] best efforts, it [was] no longer viable for [them] to continue.”

Dragon Boat Festival

This year’s Dragon Boat Festival has been forced into cancellation due to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. According to a statement from Dragon Boat BC, Vancouver’s Host City agreement with the international soccer body bans other sports and cultural events in the city within a specific time period. Moreover, it restricts events around a certain perimeter of BC Place Stadium. Normally, the festival takes place in June, but the timing clashes with the World Cup’s games in Vancouver.

While the Dragon Boat Festival organizers have tried to speak with the city and province to work with them, they’ve reportedly received no support. The festival is slated to return in 2027.

Vancouver International Wine Festival Launch Party

While the Vancouver International Wine Festival was still a-go for 2026, it had to cancel its annual Monday night launch party in order to save money. With ticket sales down from sponsors, partners, and the like, they’ve had to scale back on certain festivities. Although, the celebrations still went ahead from March 7 to 14, including its seminars, dinners, and large main tastings.

Hastings Skate Park

While this technically isn’t an event, it’s still something fairly major that Vancouver has lost this year. The Hastings Skate Park is closing for more than two months in the summer because of the 2026 FIFA World Cup festivities. Local skaters have said that this move sidelines athletes during their peak training season. The skate park will be closed from late May until the end of July as preparations for the FIFA Fan Festival Vancouver are underway.

Which event will you miss the most in 2026?

The top 3 passes offer not only unlimited access to Cypress Mountain next winter, but this summer and unlimited spring skiing, along with access to unlimited tubing, snow shoe and cross country   free parking , loads of exclusive discounts

Their flash sale is currently on until March 19, then prices increase for new passholders. You can buy next winter’s season passes right up to April 23. Check out the options and what you can save with Cypress Mountain’s Downhill Season Passes.

Spring on Cypress Mountain

Spending Spring on Cypress Mountain means many things: endless fun, plenty of snow, and some of the most gorgeous views that B.C. has to offer. There’s no better place out there to get that Insta-worthy sunset pic than at 3,000 ft., overlooking the Howe Sound and the islands from the top of Skyhair on Cypress.

But aside from fantastic photo-ops, the mountain is packed with plenty of activities, events, dining and shopping for all types of folks. For the skiers and snowboarders, you won’t be short of fresh powder to slide down. And for the tubers and snowshoers, there’s tons of places for you to take part in the snowy fun, as well.

Cypress Mountain is also home to the Crazy Raven Bar & Grill and Big Bear Sports at Cypress Creek Lodge, your one-stop shop for everything you need for skiing, snowboarding, and hiking adventures. There are also numerous restaurants for you foodies, serving up après, breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks and snacks.

Finding The Pass That Fits Your Season

You can get in on this fun and more by grabbing one of Cypress Mountain’s Downhill Season Passes, which are currently on flash sale for their Winter 2026-27 Season! This is the best price you can possibly get for Cypress Mountain’s passes, making this the optimal time to prepare for next year’s Winter.

Be sure to grab them quickly as the Flash sale ends on March 19, 2026. But if you miss the window, then you’ve also got until April 23, 2026 to still grab some major deals.

There are a couple different types of passes, but you’ll definitely get the most bang for your buck by grabbing the Gold. The Gold gets you loads of perks, including access to both the upcoming Winter 2026-27 season, summer and current Spring season! Normally, this would be a $79+ add-on, but not this year!

Here’s a look at what each pass gets you:

• Gold ($719): Unlimited access to skiing/riding for Spring 2026 and Winter 2026-27 seasons. Receive free parking, unlimited tubing, snowshoeing, and Downhill Plus perks. . Access to discounts at local outdoor stores, 6 buddy tickets up to 50% off, and a Summer 2026 Sightsee pass.
• Silver Extra ($659): Limited access Winter 2026-27 season with 9 blackout dates, and unlimited Spring 2026 skiing and riding. 2 Buddy Tickets up to 50% off, Summer 2026 Sightsee pass, and free parking and discounts at local outdoor retailers.
• Silver ($435): Off-peak access during Winter 2026-27 season with 28 blackout dates, and unlimited Spring 2026 skiing and riding. A Summer 2026 Sightsee pass and free parking, as well as discounts at local outdoor retailers.
• Bronze ($355): Nights-only access Friday to Sunday during Winter 2026-2027 season. Summer 2026 Sightsee Pass, free parking, and discounts at local outdoor retailers.

If you’re serious about saving money on the slopes, grab your Downhill Season Pass to Cypress Mountain today. This is your chance to save more and play more this Spring and upcoming Winter.

Here’s everything you need to know about applying to these positions.

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CRA Hiring

These positions are specifically with the CRA’s appeals branch and in the Services and Programs occupational group. They’re currently filling positions all across their CRA offices in the National Capital Region, which includes the western region’s locations of Kelowna, Surrey, Vancouver, and Victoria.

The staffing process is aiming to hire people at the SP-04 and SP-05 job levels. Each job level has subcategories within it, with specific positions detailed. But there are some general requirements that both SP-04 and SP-05 have, such as applicants having to be either Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Veterans will also be given appointment preference, followed by Canadian citizens and then permanent residents.

While you do not need a post-secondary degree to apply, the CRA asks you to have a successfully-completed secondary school diploma or CRA-approved alternative. Do note that for certain SP-05 positions, further education may be required, such as specific fields of study from a post-secondary institution.

Candidates must also have relevant experience for the position they are applying to, which the CRA defines as “associated with the performance of these functions as part of the major job duties accomplished for a period of at least three (3) cumulative months within the last year.”

SP-04

The positions under this job level are:

• SP0163 – Administrative Assistant
• SP0191 – Administrative Support Officer
• SP0441 – Appeals Officer
• SP0647- Taxpayer Relief Screener and/or Officer

SP-04 jobs pay from $65,389 to $73,595.

SP-05

The positions under this job level are:

• SP0195 – Budget Analysis Officer
• SP0383 – CPP/EI Appeals Officer
• SP0417 – Appeals Tech Adv ITA/CPP/EI
• SP0455 – Appeals Officer
• SP0648 – Senior Taxpayer Relief Officer

SP-05 jobs pay from $70,773 to $79,657.

For more information (and for applying), check out the CRA’s listing here.

Lok Yan F. couldn’t believe her luck when it happened. “I was relaxing at home and used the [BCLC Lotto!] App,” she said. “I didn’t believe how many zeroes there were. I went to the mall to check on the machine and it said the same!”

The first people that Lok Yan shared the good news with was her colleagues. “They were very happy!” she recalled.

As for what she’s going to do with the money, Lok Yan plans on buying a “forever home.” The winnings will go toward a down payment. On how it feels to win, she said, “I am very, very, happy. I still think this is a dream. I can’t believe it!”

The winning ticket was purchased at a lotto kiosk at Lansdowne Centre in Richmond.

Other B.C. Winners

In the past year, plenty of B.C. residents have won some amazing prizes. In fact, two of them won on the exact same Lotto Max draw, netting them a combined total of $1.5 million.

Another winner comes from Surrey, who found out about his golden ticket while watching a Canucks game. When he first scanned the numbers, his wife said that he had won only $1,000. But upon closer inspection, it turned out to be $1 million.

“In 2025, B.C. lottery players redeemed more than $248 million from Lotto Max. Lotto Max is a nationwide lottery game drawn on Tuesdays and Fridays after 7:30 p.m. (PST),” says BCLC.

If you’re feeling lucky, remember to know your limit, play within it before you buy a ticket.

Here’s how you can pay almost half price for a vacation to both Japan and the Philippines.

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Flights From Vancouver to Japan

Your journey begins in Vancouver with your one-way, direct flight to Tokyo, Japan. This deal was specifically found during early September, within the first two weeks.

Google Flights notes that prices around this time are low, being approximately $132 cheaper than usual for the same search terms. Normally, similar trips to Tokyo cost between $460 to $600.

You’ll be flying with ZIPAIR, and booking through either BudgetAir or Kiwi.com to get that $324 price tag pictured above. You can also book directly with ZIPAIR Tokyo, but it’ll cost you $361 instead.

Japan to the Philippines

The next leg of your trip will take you from Tokyo to Manila, the capital of the Philippines. September is an especially great time to be travelling as prices tend to be far lower than the busy summer months. Case and point: your plane ticket with this deal will cost you less than $100.

For just $94, you can fly directly and nonstop from Tokyo to Manila during mid September. You’ll be flying with Cebu Pacific and booking via Kiwi.com. For $2 more, you can also book with Cebu Pacific themselves.

Philippines to Vancouver

Now that your vacation is coming to a close, you need a way to get back. This final flight will get you from Manila to Vancouver during late September, and for a whole $249 cheaper than usual, according to Google Flights’ statistics.

Your flight will be with ANA for $538 (pictured below). You can also go with the $342 price tag pictured above, but that’s dependent on whether or not you want to be stuck in transit for 19 hours with a self transfer.

You can book directly through ANA for $551, or you can book with FlightHub for $538. Do note that bag fee info isn’t available via Google Flights when booking with FlightHub, Trip.com, ly.com, CheapOair, hutchgo.com, eDreams, Kiwi.com, HopeGoo, BudgetAir, Travomint or Travelocity.

And that’ll wrap up your entire trip! Just make sure you book your tickets as soon as possible since prices are always fluctuating.

Looking for even more travel deals? Check out our Travel & Outdoors section for everything on flights, hotels, and adventure.

They are asking all consumers to “immediately stop using the affected product.”

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Consumer Product Advisory: Electric Train Set for Toddlers

The advisory concerns the product Electric Train Set for Toddlers (ASIN: B0FFH5Y7HH), which was formerly available on Amazon.ca. The product includes 1 light up steam train, 1 fire truck, 1 dump truck, 1 mixer truck, 6 traffic signs, 8 curved tracks and 2 straight tracks etc. The train set also has a magnetic connection system and a built-in smoke function.

The issue is due to the affected product’s lack of clutch device. This means that the toy has continuous gear operation. The wheels to continue to spin with no external force interruption mechanism. This can cause injury to an individual upon skin contact.

Health Canada is advising consumers to “immediately stop using the affected product and safely dispose of it in such a way that it cannot be used again.” The product has since been removed from online sale from Amazon.ca. Health Canada has also contacted the “foreign selling company.”

As of January 28, 2026, there have been no reports of incidents or injuries in Canada.

For more information on this advisory, you can check the notice here.