Keratin Hair Mask Back on Sale for Aging Hair Repair
Marée's deep conditioning keratin hair mask is available again with a 20% discount. This product addresses hair texture changes from aging, menopause, and damage from coloring and heat styling.
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Canada Updates Cuba Travel Advisory Over Shortages, Virus
Global Affairs Canada warns travelers to Cuba about worsening shortages of food, medicine, water, electricity, and fuel, plus outbreaks of Oropouche virus disease.
Dogs Often Tolerate Petting, Don't Enjoy It, Expert Says
A veterinary behaviorist explains that many dogs don't actually enjoy petting and hugging, offering tips on reading canine body language and alternative ways to show affection.
Quebec Fisherman Catches Record 244-Pound Halibut
A Quebec fishing team led by Alain Hamel has broken records by landing a massive 244-pound Atlantic halibut from the Saguenay Fjord waters, marking a significant achievement in Canadian sport fishing.
Canada's Auto Strategy Needs Major Overhaul for EV Future
With U.S. trade threats and new Chinese EV agreements, Canada must develop a comprehensive strategy to transition its auto industry away from dependency on American markets and become a leader in electric vehicle production.
12 Valentine's Day Gifts for Kids Under $30
Discover 12 adorable and affordable Valentine's Day gift ideas for children, all priced under $30, perfect for Canadian shoppers looking for budget-friendly options.
Canadians Opt for Cheaper Dates: TD Survey
A new TD survey reveals Canadians are scaling back on dating frequency and opting for more affordable activities due to financial concerns, reflecting broader economic caution.
Amazon's $20 Retinol Lotion Fights Crepey Skin
Discover the Medix 5.5 Retinol Body Lotion, an Amazon favorite praised by reviewers for firming, smoothing crepey skin, and reversing sun damage—all for under $20.
January Auto Sales Fall 2.9% in Canada
New vehicle sales in Canada dropped 2.9% in January 2026, reflecting ongoing economic uncertainties and consumer caution, according to industry data from DesRosiers.
B.C. Parents Visit Australian Beach Where Daughter Died
The parents of Piper James, a 19-year-old from Campbell River, B.C., have traveled to Australia to visit the beach where she was found dead, surrounded by dingoes, in a tragic incident.
Canada Updates Cuba Travel Advisory Over Shortages, Health Risk
Global Affairs Canada warns travellers of worsening shortages and Oropouche virus outbreaks in Cuba, advising high caution and emergency preparedness.
Halifax Group Helps Women Connect Through Fun Events
Halifax Gals and Pals creates inclusive community events for women and LGBTQ+ members, promoting friendship and social connection in Nova Scotia's capital.
Wealthy Barber Updated for Today's Financial Challenges
David Chilton, author of The Wealthy Barber, discusses updating his personal finance classic to address current issues like unaffordable housing and rising living costs.
B.C. Chef Wins Third Straight Culinary Gold in Ottawa
Vancouver chef Jay Park secured gold at the 2026 Canadian Culinary Championship, marking British Columbia's third consecutive victory in the prestigious national competition.
Canadian Doberman Penny Wins Westminster Best in Show
Penny, a Canadian-born Doberman pinscher with a Toronto co-owner, claimed the top prize at the 150th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York.
Linen Closet Organization: A Path to Home Peace
Discover how tackling a simple linen closet organization project can bring order and calm to your home, with expert tips from Ottawa decluttering specialist Kathy McEwan.
Retirement Savings Crisis Hits 70% of Canadians
A new survey reveals nearly 70% of Canadians believe saving for retirement is more difficult than for their parents, with millennials most affected by debt and economic pressures.
Toronto Pubs Could Serve Beer at 6 a.m. for Olympics
Toronto residents watching the 2026 Winter Olympics in pubs may be able to order alcoholic beverages as early as 6 a.m. due to special licensing considerations for the international event.
Canadian Doberman Wins Westminster Dog Show
Penny, a Doberman pinscher with Canadian lineage, captures Best in Show at the prestigious 150th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York, marking a significant victory for the breed.
Lip Blush: A Low-Maintenance Lip Color Alternative
Discover lip blush, a temporary cosmetic product offering a natural, blurred lip look without frequent retouching. Explore top-rated options from Amazon, Sephora, and more.
35 Cozy Amazon Products for Comfort & Relaxation
Discover 35 Amazon products perfect for creating a cozy, relaxing atmosphere at home. From meditation lights to heated blankets, these items promise comfort and self-care.
Maison Miru Nap Earrings: Comfort for Sensitive Ears
Discover Maison Miru's nap earrings with flat-back designs for pain-free sleeping. Made from medical-grade titanium, they're ideal for sensitive skin and healing piercings.
Type A and Type B Relationships: Making Opposites Work
Exploring how Type A and Type B personality partnerships can succeed through communication, understanding differences, and leveraging complementary strengths in romantic relationships.
Coffee Maker Cleaning Guide: Top Products for Better Brews
Discover the best cleaning products for your coffee maker, from descaling solutions to stain removers. Learn how regular maintenance improves taste and machine longevity.
Canada Issues New Cuba Travel Warning, Urges Preparation
Canadians planning trips to Cuba are urged to prepare for potential disruptions following a new travel advisory, with experts sharing essential tips for safe travel.
Doberman Penny Wins 150th Westminster Dog Show
Penny, a Doberman pinscher, has been crowned Best in Show at the landmark 150th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York, marking a historic victory for the breed.
Solera Announces AI Investment and CRM Upgrade for NADA 2026
Solera announces landmark AI investment and major DealerSocket CRM upgrade featuring conversational AI lead response and AI-powered lead scoring for automotive dealers.
Dear Abby: Widowed Couple Stuck in Separate Homes After 8 Years
A widowed couple dating for eight years faces a dilemma: maintaining separate homes due to children and memories of deceased spouses. Abby advises honest conversation about future living arrangements.
TFSA vs. RRSP Loans: Understanding the Financial Risks
Exploring the pros and cons of borrowing to invest in registered accounts like TFSAs and RRSPs. Analysis includes risk factors, potential returns, and expert insights for Canadian investors.
Canadians Support More Chinese EVs, Poll Suggests
A new poll indicates a majority of Canadians support increased imports of Chinese electric vehicles, as the domestic auto industry faces transformative challenges and economic pressures.
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