Candy Ville

Halloween is celebrated for many different reasons around the world by different names, and everyone has their own beliefs about its origins. Some say it started with the ancient Celts, who believed it marked the time when the boundary between the living and the dead thins. Others link it to Christian traditions, like honoring saints and remembering the dead. Whatever the reason, Halloween is all about coming together. Dressing up, sharing candy, and enjoying the fun of the night connects people everywhere, bringing joy and excitement that go beyond our differences. Once again that time of the year has come, when the air has become cool and crisp, and the days have grown shorter. Trees have started changing color until their leaves fall on the ground. The chill in the air hints at the cozy nights ahead, where warm drinks and spooky stories will fill our evenings announcing the arrival of Halloween. Whether you’re preparing for eager trick-or-treaters or planning a spooky Halloween part...

Trick-or-treating is a beloved childhood tradition. When kids dig through their pillowcases or plastic pumpkins after a long day of going door-to-door, it seems like everything is a treat. With Halloween just around the corner, we wondered: What are the most popular Halloween candies in Canada?     Here is the list>    1. Milk Duds   Halloween is no dud with Milk Duds. It is packaged in adorable little boxes of three or four and given out to tens of thousands of trick-or-treaters each year. During Halloween, about 9,732 pounds of these chocolate-covered caramels are sold.   2. Life Savers   Life Savers have been around for more than a century. It's an oldie but a goodie, with an average of 11,987 pounds of Life Savers sold during the holiday season.   3. Almond Joy   There are times when you feel like a nut, and there are times when you don't. It is estimated that 32,744 pounds of Almond Joys will be sold on average this Halloween. A...