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  1. Winter tires save lives and money
    Winter tires save lives and money

    There is nothing more beautiful than a highway lined with autumn colours. They take one's breath away. But, just as soon as they appear, they're gone and the sub-zero temperatures snap back to take one's breath away. While we can all agree that the prospect of winter is pretty miserable — unless you're a skier — there's really nothing worse than hitting a patch of black ice. According ...

  2. Is your car ready to tackle winter road conditions?

    Canadian winters are challenging, to say the least—especially if you're a motorist. Weather conditions can be unpredictable, placing extra demands on our vehicles and driving skills. With all that snow expected over the next few months, these simple tips will help Canadian motorists prepare for the months of often hazardous conditions that lie ahead. “The first step in safe winter driving ...

    • Tags: lifestyle
    • November 7, 2013
    • Carol Ireland
  3. Stage your home for a quick sell
    Stage your home for a quick sell

      In today's real estate market, a coat of paint and a good cleaning aren't enough for a quick sale at top dollar. You need to inspire the buyer's imagination and make them want to live there – and that is where home staging comes in. When staging, the three rooms that can make or break a sale are the kitchen, master bedroom and family room. Buyers have the high expectation for these ...

  4. Top back to school trends for 2013
    Top back to school trends for 2013

    From fashionable neon binders, Batman USB drive characters, trendy tablets, backpacks to hip lunch and locker accessories, this year's collection of the latest school supplies features an expanded assortment of fun, fashionable and functional must-have items. According to Staples Canada, here are the hottest back-to-school product trends for this year's shopping season: Back to Neon From the ...

  5. Learn a little etiquette so you don't rock the boat
    Learn a little etiquette so you don't rock the boat

    An estimated 9.4 million Canadians will be heading out onto the water this summer, and more than half of those who went boating last year did not own a boat. Here are insider etiquette tips from Discover Boating Canada to help you navigate being the best boat guest – and to ensure a repeat invitation: 1. Dress the part. Nautical attire has been a classic fashion trend for decades for good ...

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