Moving to a new country is always exciting, but it can also be intimidating. As soon as you arrive in Canada, your first step should be to find ways to add a sense of normalcy to your life. Check out these five suggestions to help you get settled as a new citizen.

Here is an impersonal and controversial question: do you recycle? If so, do you recycle the right way? That’s OK. Take your time. Just be honest with yourself.

We understand that these questions can spark heated conversations and perhaps judgments from friends, family, and neighbours. But even those who pass judgment are probably not recycling the way they should be. You can take solace in that realistic situation.

To appease their hungry (and whiny) children, parents will buy a cereal with an iconic mascot on the front of the box. To ensure they get shiny and clean floors, shoppers will buy a cleaning product with a tall, bald, and white mascot on the front of the package. To satisfy peanut cravings, ravenous customers will purchase a bottle of peanuts with a sophisticated peanut.

Looking for a new place to live is exciting but requires a lot of work. You’ll need to compare the pros and cons of new neighborhoods, view different apartments and finally narrow down your options. The moving process can be stressful if you let it get out of hand. Use these five suggestions to your advantage to make moving a more manageable task!

There is a lot of misinformation about living in a retirement community. A lot of people will have some concerns about moving into a retirement home. A lot of these concerns and reservations are based on inaccurate information or outdated horror stories. Moving into a retirement community will involve some significant changes to your day to day life, many, if not all of these changes will be for the better.

Here are some common myths about retirement communities that are simply not true!

Brakes, as you probably know, are one of the most important parts of your car, and one of the most crucial parts in keeping you safe while you are driving. Brake pads are a part of the brake mechanism. They are the parts that make contact with spinning part and use friction to slow it down.