Holiday

Thanksgiving weekend is almost here. But for all the goodness that can come with the grub, three whole days off work, and family time, it can also carry a lot of stress and over-indulgence (see: regret). And because nobody has time for that, here are 11 ways you can survive the holiday

If you need an escape from the grind and some good eats, Toronto-based company Foodie-Trips.com may be exactly what you’re looking for. The company helps those who want to broaden their gastronomic knowledge by offering unique culinary adventures around the world

You are with each other practically every day of the week. You have your summer and winter vacations together planned out. Your weekend plans involve each other and other couples. You pretty much speak in your own language. Hold on; just because you are in a relationship, doesn’t mean the girls and guys don’t exist

You could pretty much choose any small coastal town in the South of Spain as a travel hot spot, but the town of Almunecar stood out for us and is the perfect stop off to escape the hectic travel schedule of your next European vacation

Chances are you've had a fellow young professional recommend or at least mention Bali for your next vacation. If you're still undecided, Mu might just be the deciding factor

Too busy with holiday shopping, family get-togethers and yuletide stress to start planning your New Year's Eve? We've made a list of the ultimate Montreal parties to end this year and kick off the next one in style. No thanks necessary

Preparing to host a holiday party of epic proportions is never an easy task with all the creativity and planning required, but we've got seven delectable suggestions that'll make your beverage planning a little less stressful

Yes, the October long weekend is upon us. And while we're relishing the chance for an extra bit of much-needed R&R, there's much to check out in the good ol' YYC. From a day of nostalgia to a day of traveling beats, a feast of epic proportions to a feast of friends, we've got the goods on what's ready for fixins. Check out the Weekender to learn more