Home & Lifestyle

Maximize your outdoor space in Canada's cooler months. Discover heating, lighting, and furniture tips for a cozy backyard experience.

You can make a lot of different things in a single-serve blender, from pasta sauce to kale smoothies. Here are three can't-miss single-serve recipes that I swear by!

Finding the perfect Christmas present for your partner feels like it was just yesterday, and Valentine's Day has suddenly come out of nowhere. Fresh out of gift ideas? Fear not, here are 5 of the best Valentine's gifts under $100.

Wondering how to celebrate Halloween this year? I've got 5 tips to help you get into the Halloween spirit and begin celebrating Halloween right now.

The Google Home is not only a digital assistant that can answer questions, it can also help you control smart home devices using your voice.

Working from home can be a struggle—or an amazing experience. Here's how to be efficient in your home office with a few small changes!

Because cell phones aren’t designed to overcome issues like loud households or for people who can’t hear or see as well as they used to, you need a corded or cordless phone designed to be loud, clear, and have zero interference, and that’s where Clarity phones come in.

Summer harvest is in full swing and we have been loving it at my house. Fresh fruits and veggies right from the garden and Farmer's Markets are one of the best things about summer. Read on for my top 10 tips on freezing your harvest to get you through the year.

I’m glad Boxing Day sales have changed over the years. I used to miss out on some great deals because I didn’t want to go shopping on Boxing Day itself, but now sales are extended to a full week instead of just one day. I can even shop online from the comfort of my computer and still pick up some amazing Boxing Day or Boxing Week deals. Here is what’s on my Boxing Day wish list this year.    

I love to bake, so trying new and cool recipes comes second nature to me. Some people (or so I’ve heard) don’t love it quite as much as I do. Take my sister in law for example – if she needs cookies, she buys them at the grocery store. If she wants to pass off those cookies as her own, she buys them at a bakery. I gifted her with a big bag of flour one year during a visit, and she said its still sitting there 2 years later.   We’re all different, and because of that I realize sometimes, if you’re not into baking a lot, you just need one recipe that will work for you and go the distance. Something that you can make once and throw it in the freezer for an event, holiday, or just a rainy Saturday afternoon.