Monthly Archives: July 2015

“Multigenerational family travel is character building,” says Julie Henning, writer and contributor for destination and activity website LiveLifeLocal.com. “In exploring new places with the people who already know your strengths and flaws – and love you anyway – you can … Continue reading →

If you think about cutting back on your expenses when you are shopping, consider online coupons which can help you save a considerable amount of money. When I heard free coupons, I thought of the good old days when we … Continue reading →

(NC)-With about 47 different species of ants meandering their way through Canada, this insect is the nation’s number one pest problem – and are quick to crash a party.   Proper identification is critical for effective control of ants, so … Continue reading →

(NC) We are all at risk of being targeted by fraud, and since November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada, it’s an ideal time to improve your money management skills, which includes brushing up on how to identify and prevent … Continue reading →

Plan your family’s meals ahead of time and pay close attention to the amount of protein you serve your children at breakfast. Kids should eat about 20 grams of protein before heading off to school to help avoid hunger pangs … Continue reading →

(NC)-Federal government cheques are going the way of the penny. The federal government is phasing out cheques in favour of direct deposit as part of a $17.4 million cost-cutting measure announced in the budget. The switch from paper to electronic … Continue reading →

It’s 9 p.m. – do you know where your children are clicking? There’s no way around it – the world your children are growing up in is a very different than the one you remember. From games to social networking, … Continue reading →