Things to Do in a Canadian Winter
Winter in Canada is like nowhere else in the world. The season coats most of the country in a beautiful blanket of snow that seems to bring us closer together. If you’re new to these winters and you aren’t sure…
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How To Do Cuffing Season During COVID + Podcast!
Cuffing Season is upon us. You know, that time of year when happily single people frantically seek out partners to settle down with (I.e. cuff) for the winter months. It begins right after Labour Day and ends around the first…
5 Tips to Get Your Yard Ready for Winter
As the winter months draw closer, you should take it upon yourself to prepare your home for the season. Aside from your actual house interior, it’s crucial that you deal with the outdoors as well. After all, your yard, garden…
Preparing for Winter (yes, we said it)
Winter is still a little way off, but now that summer is saying its last goodbye, we’ll soon start to notice the weather beginning to cool, the nights drawing in, and you might have already begun to see the leaves…
The UGG Life Chose Me
While we may all be looking ahead to spring and willing the rain, snow and freezing temperatures to improve, it’s safe to say we have a few more weeks of winter left to endure. And, as we continue to face what…
The Perfect Fall Boots For Any Man
The cool weather has arrived, which for us Canadians means it time for our fall boots. While we don’t have snow, and fingers crossed hopefully won’t for a while, it good to wear some warm, comfortable and still stylish footwear…
30 RVs, 7 Days, 3 Mountains and a whole new way to ski B.C.
As a good old Canadian boy, I grew up in the country surrounded by snow every winter (sometimes part of spring and fall) so I learned to skate and ski from a very early age, and I loved it, and as…
The Pothole problem: how to keep you and your car safe this spring
Spring is here, Canadians rejoice! Finally, we’re free from the snow, sleet, salt and sludge that characterize our winter. But there’s one scourge that comes with spring, one that Canadian drivers and their vehicles are all too familiar with. I’m…