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The holiday season may be over but this doesn’t mean the deals have gone away. Personal finance expert Barry Choi recently joined The Morning Show with some timely tips on what you should and shouldn’t buy in January. Read more: The best fashion deals for January For the tech lovers, he recommends attending the Computer

The following article contains spoilers about Bridgerton Season 2. Read at your own discretion. Bridgerton, Netflix’s latest most-watched drama, has become a binge-worthy favourite for millions around the world. The series explores the themes of love and marriage among wealthy families in the Regency area of London, paired with beautiful costumes and a diverse cast.

With the closure of many gyms and fitness facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic, many Canadians have looked to find alternative and creative ways to exercise at home.  Ayanna Gibb, owner and instructor at Inspire Women’s Fitness, an all-women fitness studio in Langley, B.C., says her clients have found a use for numerous household items to

Tis’ the season to be saving and January sales have arrived.  The Morning Show’s fashion expert Natalie Sexton recently shared some tips for finding the best deals this winter.  She suggests always looking at the return policy — especially if you’re shopping online. This way you don’t get stuck with any final sales on items

In the deli case at Chinched, a popular restaurant and charcuterie shop in downtown St. John’s, the house-made bologna sits on a shelf above the carefully cured salamis and sausages, larger in diameter and unmistakably pink. “Make bologna beautiful again” is the restaurant’s unofficial slogan for the meat, which owner Michelle LeBlanc says is “one

Can I hit a golf ball 300 yards?  That’s my goal, my new year’s resolution for 2021. As mentioned in the video above, golf saw a surge in popularity last year and I want to ride that wave through the 2021 golf season. Yes, I want to become a better golfer as well (right now

While many of us are happy to say goodbye to 2020, financial stress, unemployment and looming bills over the holidays may have followed us into the new year.  For Canadians who still find themselves out of work due to the COVID-19 pandemic, financial expert Preet Banerjee says there are still some government benefits available, including

It was a year unlike any other. As we said goodbye to 2020, many of us thought, ‘good riddance.’ In comes 2021, and a promise for change. For those who overdrank in 2020, that may mean a complete abstinence from alcohol — for 30 days. “For those who drink in a harmful way, every day

A little Italian greyhound from Montreal has become a massive worldwide social media star. Tika the Iggy has been taking the internet by storm with her haute couture outfits and sassy attitude. And while you may not have known it, she’s been doing it from the Montreal neighbourhood of Ville-Emard. “She’s pretty big now,” said

With the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic in full effect, the 2020 holiday season is far from being a normal one. More people are staying home and shopping for gifts might not be a top priority. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t add some high-tech fun to your wishlist this year though. And if you’re