Lifestyle

Is cast iron off-limits? What about wooden spoons? Consumer Reports dispels any confusion you might have about which materials are dishwasher-safe.

The new Canada Strong Pass, which offers perks including free entry and discounts at the country’s participating museums and national parks, is in effect as of Friday.

It looks like Lima is going to be welcoming a lot of fine-dining fans in the coming months.

After the Hollywood epic 'Napoleon' exposed the legendary emperor to a new generation two years ago, over 100 relics — which shaped empires, broke hearts and spawned centuries of fascination — are on display in Paris ahead of what experts call one of the most important Napoleonic auctions ever staged.

Tyson Breland and Alicia Simms have been living in their Airstream trailer full-time for approximately three years.

Having a well-thought-out estate plan is “one of the most loving things you can do for your friends and family,” a financial planner says.

A Calgary brewery and restaurant owner who barbecued for the G7 Summit is calling the experience “surreal.”

The average Canadian household spends one-third less on food per week than its U.S. counterpart, a new survey from Leger has found.

A northern Ontario miner is celebrating his first big lottery win after an instant scratch ticket sent him to Toronto to play the new Instant Money Machine game.

A North Texas mom devised a plan to prank nearly every dad in their parish by getting all of them to wear the same shirt to Mass on Father’s Day.

A Statistics Canada reports says Canadians are spending less time with friends than ever, with the decline sharpest among the working-age demographic.

The Louvre, the world’s most-visited museum and a global symbol of art, beauty and endurance, has withstood war, terror, and pandemic — but on Monday, it was brought to a halt by its own striking staff, who say the institution is crumbling under the weight of mass tourism.

Members of the North Country Chamber of Commerce launched a 'Cross-Border Specials' campaign encouraging businesses to welcome Canadians by offering special pricing and perks.

She’d spent most of her life focusing on other people’s needs, so when Carole Carson’s husband passed away four years ago, the then-80-year-old realized it was time to do something for herself.

Also called co-ownership, it allows people to buy a share of a property with others, whether it’s family, friends or even strangers.