Retail experts explain how shifting consumer habits have stretched Boxing Day and Black Friday into a months-long discount season from October to January. Discover the new shopping reality.
Labatt reports a shift in Canadian beer tastes towards lighter, fruity, and experimental styles over the last five years, driven by Gen Z's focus on moderation and health.
A popular waterproof, rotating phone case for the shower is now 35% off on Amazon. Reviewers praise it for entertainment and helping with anxiety. Grab the deal while it lasts.
Combat Canadian winter dryness with Bioderma's nourishing shower oil, now on sale for up to 29% off on Amazon. Reviewers rave about its hydrating power for sensitive and eczema-prone skin.
Discover how small indulgences, from food delivery to specialty coffees, are helping Canadians cope with stress and rising costs. Learn why these moments matter.
From asking for ice to expecting free refills, travel experts reveal the dining behaviors that immediately identify American tourists abroad. Learn the cultural differences to blend in better.
New research reveals how diabetes medications Ozempic and Wegovy are transforming Canadian shopping patterns and food consumption. Discover the surprising impacts.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi discloses her extreme sleep schedule of only 2-4 hours nightly. Learn how world leaders manage demanding schedules and the health implications.
Discover creative strategies Canadian families use to handle post-Halloween candy excess and learn healthy approaches to the sugary dilemma.
Discover the scientifically-proven ideal shower duration that balances cleanliness, skin health, and environmental responsibility. New research reveals surprising facts about your daily routine.
Mental health professionals share the unexpected behaviors and thought patterns that could be draining your joy without you even realizing it.
Discover the fascinating Japanese concept of tsundoku - that growing pile of unread books that brings comfort rather than guilt. Learn why this literary phenomenon is more common than you think.
New national survey reveals Quebec children are among Canada's most enthusiastic Halloween participants, but their parents show surprising frugality with candy distribution.