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Who’s ready to dive into the week? From a Sting concert to a new animatronics exhibit at Science World, here are 10 of the best things to do in Vancouver this week (Oct. 5-9). Sting 3.0 Tour Tickets might cost an arm and a leg, but rock legend Sting is bringing his STING 3.0 Tour to the city this week, and longtime collaborators Dominic Miller (guitar) and Chris Maas (drums) will join him to bring his greatest hits to life. When: Monday, Oct. 5 and Tuesday, Oct.

Drive-in movie season isn’t over just yet, because Spook and Screen is coming to Edmonton this October, and it’s bringing all the seasonal spooks to the screen. Spook and Screen is a one-night drive-in movie event being held at Lake Summerside in Edmonton. There will be two films (one family-friendly, one a little bit more frightening), alongside food trucks, wandering characters, and so much more to enjoy. For those looking to enjoy this upcoming double feature, look no further.

Big Valley is one of the best spots in Alberta to step back in time and enjoy the authentic western experience year-round. This Alberta village is located just northeast of Calgary, hiding a whole world of wonder. Here, you’ll find things like a uniquely themed boardwalk with a funky collection of shops and businesses, a working railway station, and even a jailhouse from over 100 years ago. If you’re looking to check out historic Alberta spots, Big Valley should be one to consider for your list.

If you’re looking for a new job this October, many companies in Calgary are hiring for a bunch of different positions. From entry- to senior-level positions, there are tons of opportunities waiting to be discovered. Here are 19 companies that are hiring for a ton of jobs this October. Alberta Health Services Habanero Pixel/Shutterstock Who: Alberta Health Services is responsible for supporting the health of all Albertans.

The Vancouver forecast for October is out, and it looks like El Niño will be impacting the weather in the region for the month. Environment and Climate Change (ECCC) told Daily Hive that there is an 80 per cent chance that temperatures will be warmer than average for Metro Vancouver. Temperatures are expected to rise starting the first weekend of October, with forecasted inland highs of 22°C on Oct. 3 and 23°C on Oct. 4.

As we jump headfirst into the fun fall season, the beloved pumpkin spice latte is popping up at cafes all around the Edmonton area. This seasonal drink appears on cafe and coffee house menus across the city every autumn. We’ve done the duty of rounding up some spots in and around Edmonton where you’ll be able to find them. If you’re in search of a pumpkin spice latte, look no further, because we’ve definitely got you covered.

The Backstreet Boys are bringing their nostalgic set of ’90s hits back to Toronto for a four-concert residency, and it will be the only North American stadium stop on the iconic boy band’s current tour. The ‘Into the Millennium – Homecoming: Live in Canada‘ residency at the Rogers Centre will see Nick, Brian, AJ, Kevin, and Howie perform shows on February 12, 13, 19 and 20, 2027.

It’s already October, which means you’ve probably been reaching for your cozy sweaters, but fans of warmer weather will be pleased to hear that they might not have to rush to pull out their winter jackets anytime soon. According to Environment and Climate Change Canada’s (ECCC) latest probabilistic forecasts, Ontario has a strong chance of seeing above-normal temperatures this fall season.

Get ready for a jam-packed weekend, Vancouver. It’s peak Oktoberfest, Public Disco is back with another outdoor rager (and we spot sun in the forecast), and there’s a two-day Japanese market to peruse. Here are 10 of the best things to do in and around Vancouver this weekend (Oct. 2-4). Harvest Haus Oktoberfest It’s time to celebrate Oktoberfest with non-stop bier-drinking and bratwurst galore at Harvest Haus at the PNE.

If spooky season is your favourite time of year to plan a road trip, then these B.C. “ghost towns” with fascinating histories are definitely worth adding to your travel bucket list. From a town that now sits underwater to mining towns that have long been abandoned, there are tons of spots with haunted local lore to visit. Waldo Once a thriving lumber hub in the East Kootenays, Waldo is now an “underwater ghost town” along the eastern shore of Lake Koocanusa, adjacent to Koocanusa Village.