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Your lookahead horoscope: January 11, 2026

  IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY Affairs of the heart are under excellent stars for the year ahead, so open up to the people you meet along the way and don’t be surprised if one thing leads to another. It’s good that you enjoy your own company but two is never a crowd. ARIES (March 21 - April 20): You may wish you could turn the clock back on some of the decisions you made but don’t be too hard on yourself. This week you will get the chance to make amends and make up with people you fell out with for no good reason. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21): Aim to do something out of the ordinary over the next few days. The presence of Venus, your ruler, in the most exciting area of your chart will smooth your path to success, from where you may even be able to move on to greatness. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21): Easy come, easy go seems to be the cosmic message at the moment and there is a danger you could put your recent good work at risk by making decisions that are a bit wild even by your variable st...
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Canada Day Weekend Sets the Stage for a Bustling Summer Travel Season

 

As Canada Day approaches, millions of Canadians are gearing up for a summer of exploration and adventure. The travel industry is abuzz with activity, and transportation providers are preparing for record-breaking numbers. Here’s what you need to know:

  1. Air Travel: Montreal’s Trudeau International Airport is anticipating a whopping 2.2 million passengers each month in June, July, and August—a new record! Meanwhile, Pearson International Airport expects 160,000 passengers daily during peak summer days, an eight percent increase from last year.

  2. Rail Journeys: VIA Rail is bracing for 45,000 passengers over the Canada Day weekend, with Friday and Monday being the busiest days. Whether you’re exploring the scenic countryside or zipping between cities, rail travel is a popular choice.

  3. Road Trips: Quebecers are hitting the road, with 57 percent planning vacations within the province. If you’re driving, soak in the beautiful scenery but stay focused on the road. CAA-Québec advises safe driving practices to ensure a smooth journey.

Remember, whether you’re soaring through the skies, riding the rails, or cruising the highways, Canada Day weekend marks the start of an exciting summer travel season across the country. 

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