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James Atkinson and Samantha Fortino toured a Tuscan vineyard and learned to make pasta and a Bolognese sauce alongside their family and friends in Florence. Atkinson discovered a penchant for chianti, while Fortino fell for Italy’s hugo spritz — a cocktail that posed no risk of staining her wedding dress on July 24.

Charlie the yellow lab likes surfing so much he’ll grab his surfboard and run toward the water, so much so that his humans sometimes have to hide his board if they want to chitchat with friends on the beach.

A new study says an average of seven people in Canada die each year trying to save another person from drowning.

Canadians who get paid biweekly receive 26 paycheques across 12 months, so there are two months in the year when they will get three paycheques.

As more companies bring employees back to the office, a new poll shows the majority of Canadians surveyed still favour working from home, and many are willing to push back if asked to return.

Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew on how couples should address both the emotional and financial aspects of their finances.

Gen Z adults in the U.S. are becoming frugal about what they spend on dates as they contend with higher living costs, a Bank of America survey shows.

A 20-year-old man from Georgia, dubbed 'Carnival Cruise Tyler,' has become a surprise sensation after he belted out a ’90s R&B hit while on vacation with his family.

Tracee Ellis Ross, the actor best-known for her roles in shows like “black-ish” and “Girlfriends,” happens to be single and without children, but she doesn’t let either hold her back from experiencing a fulfilling, joyful life, especially when it comes to vacations.

A heartwarming reunion unfolded at the Ontario SPCA in Midland after a stray cat, missing for over a year, was reunited with his owners.

Growing up as a Korean immigrant in 1990s Toronto, Maggie Kang kept her love of K-pop to herself.

As people around the world welcomed a new millennium, Torontonians in the year 2000 were welcoming something even bigger – a herd of hundreds of life-size moose statues.

Former British Columbia legislator Katrina Chen sits on a couch in her Burnaby home, reading aloud from the children’s book she’s co-written.

A series of prank signs poking fun at a Manitoba man's fishing skill have inspired a viral fundraiser, netting thousands of dollars for kids in need.

Skepticism was the first thing Toronto’s newest millionaire Bocheng Mei felt when he answered a call from an unknown number, after playing in the May 7 lotto draw.