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Take advantage of the change of seasons and find new ways to step up for sustainability this fall.

Choosing colours for your home that look good together can be intimidating, especially when moving into a new space or updating an old one.

Whether we’re headed to work, school or other commitments, sky-high gas prices and inflation mean many of us are facing regular trips that are more expensive than ever.

With inflation and high interest rates, most of us are feeling a little short of cash these days.

Upgrading your home to be energy-efficient and eco-friendly doesn’t mean you have to compromise your budget.

Camping is part of Canadian culture, right up there with plaid shirts and maple syrup.

When the warm weather arrives, many of us can’t wait to get out and have fun in the sun.

A recent study found that 82 per cent of Canadians are concerned about how climate change will impact future generations.

Whether you bask in tropical days of a heat wave or dread hot temperatures each summer, you should know how to stay safe during extreme heat.

Thinking about a summer vacation but unsure where to start?

Furnishing a small space can be a daunting task, between using the pieces you love and creating a functional and comfortable space.

Camping is the unofficial Canadian summer pastime.

Whether it’s your first camping trip or you’re a seasoned outdoorsperson, this affordable vacation will lead you to incredible places.

Here are tips to help you make the most of summer without breaking the bank during this time of high costs and high interest rates:

Most of us habitually recycle junk mail, empty cans and other common household items that go into the blue bin.