CANADIAN TIRE Locations

I'm 4 years into transition, my feet are around a size 11-12 women's and I still have not found a place that has womens shoes in my size other than Converse, and even then it's only online. I do love my Converse shoes; I'm a drummer, they go with everything, and they actually fit. I will continue to wear Converse even when I'm an old lady. But I need other kinds of shoes lol. I need winter boots, I need gym/walking shoes, I want pumps, etc. I have nowhere in town (I'm from BC) that sells them in my size though! Preferably Canadian stores please!

Looking for more Sceptres gear, especially in the winter weather. Prefer if it’s available in store as I like to see the product in person. Checked the Eaton Centre Sportchek and Canadian Tire, Lids, and Peace Collective, but had no luck.

# EURON GREYJOY – THE MAN WHO WOULD NOT YIELD The bells of King’s Landing were still ringing when Euron Greyjoy laughed. From the deck of his flagship, he watched the city gates creak open and shook his head in disbelief. Smoke drifted lazily above the rooftops, lit gold by the dying sun. “Surrender?” he scoffed. “That wasn’t part of *my* bargain.” His captains glanced at one another, uneasy. “The queen has yielded,” one ventured. “The city—” Euron cut him off with a sharp gesture. “*She* may have yielded,” he snarled. “But I haven’t given up my rights.” He turned toward the city, eyes alight with manic certainty. “I bled for this crown. I burned ...

Spent months deep diving metabolism research because I was tired of the same recycled eat breakfast and drink green tea advice that never worked. Turns out, most of what we think we know about metabolism is completely backwards. I've been obsessed with this topic ever since I realized my own sluggish metabolism wasn't just about getting older or having bad genetics. After going through research papers, podcasts with actual scientists, and experimenting on myself, I found some genuinely life-changing insights. Not the usual BS you see everywhere. Here's what actually moves the needle: * **Your body has FIVE different fat-burning systems (not just one).** Most people only kno...

Is there any way for employees who are working at a location that has voted to form a union to stop the union from forming? The location is a single branch of a chain of tire stores. Only the branch I work at is joining the union. There are approximately 15 employees at the location. I, and one other employee, were unable to attend the vote, and neither of us want to be a part of the union. I have spoken to several of my coworkers since the vote. Most of them did not bother to read the union contract or attend the vote, and after reading the contract they also agree that the contract does nothing to benefit the majority of employees, and is actively detrimental to many of us. The majority o...

I have never posted on Reddit before but wanted to share a great deal in Canada for those looking to try True skates or get new ones. For those that live near a Pro Hockey Life (has to be an in store purchase to use Canadian Tire money)... Go to Pro Hockey Life. Get a pair of True Catalyst 7x4 ($899) if they have your size. Price match to Team Town Sports ($540). Pay the remaining balance, or as much as you can, in Canadian Tire money/rewards. I just picked up a pair for $373 (taxes included). If you're not a fan of Pro Hockey Life, just go to Team Town Sports and get them for $540.

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Paid off a bunch. Guess they want me back.

I’m in the process of cleaning my wardrobe and have a bunch of clothes that are still in great condition. I’m just tired of wearing them. The idea of donating them to a thrift store almost feels like losing money, especially since they still have plenty of life left. I’d much rather swap them for someone else's clothes instead of just giving them away. Does anyone else feel this way? Have you found good platforms or local groups for clothing swaps? Or do you have other creative ideas for passing on quality clothes without feeling like you’re losing out?

Today a man followed me through three aisles of a store and I still smiled and said "excuse me" when I pushed past him to leave. Why? Why am I programmed to be "nice" to someone who is clearly hunting? I’m more afraid of being called a "*****" or "dramatic" than I am of being kidnapped. I went to my car and screamed. I’m so angry at myself for being a "people pleaser" with my own life on the line. Tired of this...

Throwaway for privacy. My husband and I are both in our late 30s. Historically, we’ve struggled to navigating conflict. He is avoidant while I am pretty anxious. I’m very big on communication and try very hard to be straight forward and not expect him to read my mind. I know he’s working on expressing his feelings more and our communication has improved. Despite this, I’m still feeling disconnected and misunderstood about our most recent conflict. Our 5 year anniversary is coming up. I asked him if I could get an anniversary ring. I never got a proper wedding band and always hoped to get one eventually. We’re not rich but live comfortably and can afford what I’m looking for. We...

It’ll be sad losing this Canadian owned, affordable store 🥲

The first time I ever tried VR was on my Nexus 7 II tablet all the way back in 2015, constructed my own adapter for it. It was cool but the novelty wore off within a week and the content was very scarce. Few years later I got into the city in some VR arcade and tried out the Oculus and HTC Vive.. it was nice but after 3 hours I was kinda bored. I heard then about the standalone Quest but was never too impressed with the level of details, amount of content and price itself. Only now, I saw the Q3 price to be pretty good and the pancake lens were the final key feature to sell me on the prospect. I got one for Christmas not really knowing what exactly to expect and wow, I was really positive...

Went to the Trek store and ordered a 2026 Marlin 6 * 1x10 drive, Shimano U6000 - I've been out of cycling for about a million years. I've seen this system described as "not light, but reliable" * Tektro M-HD275 Hydraulic Disc - err, I thought cantilevers were fine? I'm not bombing down hills, but all the cool kids have hydro-disc, I guess * I got tubeless slimed tires * It's like, crazy-*** red... I was considering an FX, but in the end I decided to get the same bike as my son - they didn't have it ('25 Marlin 5) so the 6 it is. I'm actually really excited 'cause I needs the exercise.

A Thinkpiece by a Pizza Delivery Driver in Minneapolis. TL;DR: Every time I clock in at Papa Johns, I suit up like it’s a quiet war. Not with weapons, but with awareness. I drive through Minneapolis—ICE raids, unmarked cars, flickering lights. “Out the door” used to mean deliver pizza. Now it means: watch your six. As a neurodivergent essential worker, I feel the shifts before they’re named—tensions, patterns, pressure systems. We were heroes in 2020, invisible again by 2024. But we still feel everything. So I document. Because silence erases history. Burrowbridge is where we share the signal—between drivers, pattern-watchers, and those surviving in-between. We’re not just ...

Does anybody have good recommendations for beard-care products (beard brush, conditioner, oil, etc.) from Canadian companies? Mostly looking for affordable brands with good quality, nothing super fancy that'll cost a fortune. It's ****** hard to find beard products in stores which is weird considering how many men have beards. These products are practically non-existent at stores, so ordering online is the only option.

I’ve been looking around for the cities best oil change and compiled this list for synthetics: Great Canadian Oil Change $120 less a $15 discount on their website. Fast and reliable. Only $60 if you bring the supplies. O-Tires: $115 and includes fluid top-ups and inspection. Appointment required. BCAA: I believe they said $130- it was definitely more expensive than the others listed. Lyall Street Service: $108 flat after-tax, leave your car in the morning and pick up at end of day. GTA auto salon: $95 after-tax instagram offer I’ve seen. Best price. Includes top up and inspection by appointment. Currently booking a half-week out. Any other recommendations? I’m new to the city and...

It's stated clearly on the municipal website that a 2.5% fee is charged if I pay property taxes with a credit card. Everyone's saying the CT Triangle card has a 1% cashback and is good for paying taxes. I added the city as a payee on my CT Triangle card account. Does this count as a credit card transaction and incur the 2.5% fee?