Compared to last year’s summer we’ve had a lot more rain. The increased rain is great for the environment but not so much those of us on the road. During rainstorms, low visibility and slick roads can create hazardous driving conditions. If unprepared for rainy weather, drivers could be putting themselves and others on the road … Drive Safe on Wet Roads
Have you made the plunge and opted to move? As someone who has moved nearly every year for the past 4 years, I can attest moving is not only time consuming but is extremely stressful. As chance has it, we have your complete guide and list of everything you need to know regarding moving & home … Moving & Home Insurance: Your Complete Checklist
Before driving, you likely check your mirrors and position your seat belt. But did you know that taking the time to properly adjust the headrest in your car can help prevent painful neck injuries? According to the Canada Safety Council, following these headrest adjustment tips can help reduce the number of neck injuries caused by … Protect the Neck: Proper Headrest Adjustment
Sitting in front of a screen all day isn’t a physically stimulating activity, especially if you have meetings, paperwork and deadlines to contend with. However, with a little ingenuity, you can transform some of the time spent at your desk into low-stress workouts throughout the day. The following five office exercises can help strengthen and … 5 Exercises to Stay Active at the Office
Since motorcycles are easily accessible, they are highly prone to theft. If you like to hit the open road on two wheels, check out these theft prevention tips and avoid thieves stealing your two-wheeled baby. Tips for Thwarting Thieves When you get off your bike, shut off the ignition and then lock it. Lock the forks … Preventing Motorcycle Theft
The recent earthquake in December caused quite a stir, with many running out to buy emergency kits for the home. It was scary but thankfully not disastrous. However, it did highlight that preparedness is half the battle. The likelihood that you and your family will recover from an emergency tomorrow often depends on the planning and … Disaster Planning for Seniors
Tips to Save Your Butt Estimates suggest that musculoskeletal disorders, such as back pain, arm strains and diseases of the joints cost Canadians upwards of $20 billion per year. Poor workplace ergonomics is a common cause of these disorders. It turns out work really is a pain in the butt; as someone that spends a great … 7 Tips for a Healthier Workstation
According to Statistics Canada, the typical Canadian family spends over $1,600 a year on home utility bills, and a large portion of that energy is wasted. Not to fear: there are several things you can do each month to conserve energy and reduce the strain on your wallet. Conduct a Home Energy Audit An … Double Up on your Money and Energy Savings
So, I forgot why I walked into a room the other day. I know there was a reason but I still can’t recall what it was! I have officially become my mother – that, and I’m aging 😮 The brain, like many other organs, ages. The aging brain is responsible for a decline in memory, decision-making … The Brain Game
Thievery tops my angry list. It’s remarkable how violated, mad, sad (and so on) one feels when robbed. Nobody likes to feel that way. Nobody. Unfortunately, car theft and break-ins are all too commonplace. Unbeknownst to many, we make it super easy for thieves to take what’s ours. Meh. There are a few things we … 10 Tips to Prevent Auto Theft
