All About Apples We have updated our privacy commitment and are now collecting cookies to provide you with ads tailored to your interest across the internet. For more information about cookies and how to disable cookies, visit our privacy commitment. Learn more Nov 30 16November 30, 2016Article at Sobeys Inc.
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The dos and don'ts of being a good friendMaking friends is easy—staying friends is the challenge! Keep your best friends close with a few rules for being a good friend. It's a fact: women are hard-wired to make friends, keep these friends close and to nurture their friendships for life. But… Oct 17 11October 17, 2011Article at Canadian Living
Quiz: Do you think like the average Canadian?Think you're hip to the beat of Canadian consciousness? Grab a pencil and test your savvy with these 15 questions, adapted from What Canadians Think (Doubleday Canada, 2005) by Darrell Bricker and John Wright. 1. Where do most of us want Health Care… Sep 13 11September 13, 2011Article at Canadian Living
Our favourite food bloggers share their ingredient phobiasEvery cook tiptoes around something in the kitchen. Maybe you always ruin stovetop rice, or transform perfectly normal biscuits into hockey pucks with each attempt. It's no different for celebrated food bloggers, who have made a career out of cooking… Sep 02 11September 02, 2011Article at Canadian Living
Shy bladder? What it is and what to do about itNo doubt about it -- there's nothing quite like using your own bathroom. It's familiar, clean (enough), and all your favourite reading material is right there on hand. Ahhh. Now imagine a public washroom: cramped, grimy, silent. One other person… Dec 18 09December 18, 2009Article at Canadian Living
8 things no one ever tells you about being marriedMy husband Bill and I lived together for years before we got married, and it never occurred to us that things might "change" when we were married. Why, we had stayed together when I left to work overseas – what could possibly be more complicated than… Dec 16 09December 16, 2009Article at Canadian Living
Home decor: All about redRepresenting passion, fertility, anger, blood and energy, no other colour evokes as many emotions as red. While some people are attracted to the energy of red, others find red too alarming and intense. This polar opinion of red is also represented… Dec 11 09December 11, 2009Article at Style at Home
Breast self-exam guideHow faithfully do you do your monthly breast self-exams? If you're like most women, breast examination is a sporadic ritual, if ever done. Let's face it, palpating and examining the breasts is a cumbersome, time-consuming chore – much like flossing… Sep 29 09September 29, 2009Article at Canadian Living
How to avoid germs at the poolOne of the best forms of exercise, swimming gives the whole body a work out while taking a load off joints and bones. A trip to the municipal pool is a great, inexpensive outing for kids and parents to cool off, play together, splash around and bond… Jul 29 09July 29, 2009Article at Canadian Living
How to identify types of coughs in kidsThe dry hack; the chesty heave; the pithy bark - these types of coughs and more represent myriad infections and conditions. If your child is coughing, do you know which kind of cough can be fixed with love and rest, and which kind needs a doctor? Dr.… Mar 23 09March 23, 2009Article at Canadian Living
How to host a swanky Speakeasy partyIt's 1920 -- prohibition has hit the country and there's nowhere to party. Looks like you'll have to turn your home into a "Speakeasy" for a wild evening of canapés, champagne, Manhattans and jazz music. Why, you'll be the cat's pajamas! Underground… Jan 17 09January 17, 2009Article at Canadian Living
Build the perfect winter wardrobeWinter can be such a cruel season for the fashionably inclined. Who doesn’t remember being an unwilling wearer of bulky snowsuits, annoying stringed mittens and rubber boots pulling your socks down past your toes? As adults, our choices aren’t much… Jan 14 09January 14, 2009Article at Elle Canada
Hotel style: Opus HotelStylish, luxurious and divinely comfortable, Opus Hotel in Vancouver, B.C., takes a fresh approach to hotel living spaces. When it opened in fall 2002, the brick Yaletown establishment was considered Vancouver's first trendy hotel and it remains a… Nov 10 08November 10, 2008Article at Style at Home
What is celiac disease?This story was originally titled "Living Gluten-Free" in the October 2008 issue. Subscribe to Canadian Living today and never miss an issue! Jenny Lass of Toronto would spend 60 minutes on the city's public transit system for her daily commute to… Sep 22 08September 22, 2008Article at Canadian Living
Movie style: The Break-UpIs it possible to love your home more than your spouse? In the movie, The Break-Up, a dissolved relationship did nothing to move either Gary (Vince Vaughan) or Brooke (Jennifer Aniston) out of their luxurious condo. In fact, territorial lines grew… Jul 25 08July 25, 2008Article at Style at Home
How to: Build a deckWith such a sliver of time to enjoy the outdoors, building a deck to sit outside is an attractive option for most Canadian homeowners. But like any home renovation project, the design and construction of a deck requires a skilled hand -- or at the… Jul 19 08July 19, 2008Article at Style at Home
10 things to do in MarchOpen those shutters and pack away the long johns -- spring is just around the corner! After months of hiding inside from the cold, it's time to flush out the stale winter blahs and prepare your home for a fresh new season. 1 Get the mould out With… Jun 10 08June 10, 2008Article at Style at Home
