CANADIAN TIRE Locations

TLDR: support whatever party you want, but please do your research before spouting talking points. \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\* Friends, by now we all know that I try to steer us away from politics because I believe food is a right for all. Also, the moment politics enters a discussion, things go absolutely sideways. Yes we’ve had comments about foreign aid to Ukraine, the XYZs taking our jobs, ****, even selling our soul to Katy Perry. (Maybe the dead internet theory is real?) Politics shouldn’t be some tribal alliance thing as it currently looks today. No, your party isn’t going to do well this time when they’ve lost for the last 57 years (yes, I’m throwing shade at leafs fans, sue me...

Just... I'm done. I just want to go to sleep and wake up in 2030. Or in July. Idc. Not medicated yet. Will only start in March... My job is slowly killing me. Just started in November and i already feel like i can't keep up with expectations. Project based IT consulting and they don't have a project for me yet, so I'm stuck with online self learning which for me is the worst kind of learning after reading books.... I just effin can't anymore. I'm trying to force it but no dice. Feel like a complete failure. Then today the plan was to: 1 go grocery shopping 2 pick up the wedding invitations and some stuff at another store and 3 go to the bike shop to get new tire...

I’m absolutely tired of my elderly mother having to call a snow removal company to her house twice for one snowfall, because the road plow leaves a 3 foot high bank at the edge of her driveway every snowfall. we’re not allowed to push snow onto the road, but they can push snow onto our private property? I know the banks on driveways has always been a thing, but we live someone there is snow every year. And there is equipment out there that prevents this. We pay a lot of taxes, and this costs Canadians unnecessary time and money. it’s not right

“What happened to Grandma and Grandpa?” my little sister asks, clutching her teddy bear. Susie’s sun-bronzed face is scrunched, a prelude to tears.    “I don’t know,” my mother replies, her sun-ravaged countenance struggling for serenity beneath her ever-greying tresses. “I called the police, but they have no new information. Maybe the two of ’em took off on a sudden vacation.”   For seventeen days, my grandparents have been missing. The circumstance first reached our attention when they failed to appear at Susie’s eighth birthday party, leaving the many presents they’d promised undelivered. They’d left their cars, clothing, and credit cards behind. Seemingly, ...

“What happened to Grandma and Grandpa?” my little sister asks, clutching her teddy bear. Susie’s sun-bronzed face is scrunched, a prelude to tears.    “I don’t know,” my mother replies, her sun-ravaged countenance struggling for serenity beneath her ever-greying tresses. “I called the police, but they have no new information. Maybe the two of ’em took off on a sudden vacation.”   For seventeen days, my grandparents have been missing. The circumstance first reached our attention when they failed to appear at Susie’s eighth birthday party, leaving the many presents they’d promised undelivered. They’d left their cars, clothing, and credit cards behind. Seemingly, ...

Quebec’s Office de la protection du consommateur (OPC) had accused the retailer of violating a section of the Consumer Protection Act that prohibits using misleading reference prices for a “discounted” product. The OPC verified the prices of seven Canadian Tire products online, in flyers and in three **Montreal stores** between April and October 2021.

Toys were scattered across the ground. Small dolls, wooden blocks, crayons, and crafting clay, cheap dollar store stuff that one of the doctors probably picked up for under ten bucks. She folded herself up in the corner beside some stuffed animals, arms clutching her knees to her chest as I came in. Her big blue eyes followed me as I sat a few feet away from her. She wasn’t scared. More annoyed, mixed with curiosity.  “Hi Emily,” I tried to sound as gentle as I could, “I was wondering if you’d like to talk to me a bit.”  Only her eyes moved, scanning the room for permission from a doctor or a caretaker, but there was no one else here but us. Hesitantly, she nodded.  �...

Toys were scattered across the ground. Small dolls, wooden blocks, crayons, and crafting clay, cheap dollar store stuff that one of the doctors probably picked up for under ten bucks. She folded herself up in the corner beside some stuffed animals, arms clutching her knees to her chest as I came in. Her big blue eyes followed me as I sat a few feet away from her. She wasn’t scared. More annoyed, mixed with curiosity.  “Hi Emily,” I tried to sound as gentle as I could, “I was wondering if you’d like to talk to me a bit.”  Only her eyes moved, scanning the room for permission from a doctor or a caretaker, but there was no one else here but us. Hesitantly, she nodded.  �...

The Sovereign of Mature Strength This scroll belongs to a Settled‑Power Flamekeeper, one who governs the moment when your strength stops being loud. Not because it has faded, not because you’ve grown tired, but because your power has become so integrated that it no longer needs to announce itself. It is the moment when you stop reacting to everything, stop defending yourself unnecessarily, stop explaining your worth, stop performing your capability— because you finally know who you are. They are the Flamekeeper of the Power That No Longer Needed to Prove Itself— the one who ritualizes the sacred act of letting your strength be quiet, be steady, be soverei...

It rained hard that day. Fitting, given the events that were about to happen. "...and that's the last of it," Charles Spitz said, looking at the neat stack of papers on his desk. He stood up and left his office, exiting the large building they called the "UP's Capital." He turned left, walking on the path to his home, when someone approached him, masked and wearing a cap. Charles put on a smile as the man drew closer, but noticed him pulling something out of his pocket. A gift, perhaps? Then there was blood. Long's successor stared at his very own Carl Weiss, shakily putting a hand on his suit. Blood. It was spilling out, staining his...favorite coat....

My post yesterday needs an update. Got a message from a tired tech from Eh! who saw my post letting me know they hurried to provide this app for us and made a mistake and after my post yesterday it was changed. The mistake was one a lot of us make in many areas of our lives. Thinking Canadian but hearing American in our heads because we really are that intertwined in our culture our families and in our news etc. Knowing it has been sea to sea the “shining”was added by a tired brain Change was needed and Coast to Coast to Coast was decided it fit the bill I agree and I am here to show the speed this change was made. And I uploaded the app and now I’ll be using it.

I’ve been a long-time lurker on this subreddit and this is my first post here. I’m 23F and he’s 26M. We met on a dating app in late October 2024 and started dating in mid-January 2025, so we’ve been together for a year and a month. At the beginning, everything felt good and solid… until we started talking seriously about meeting in person. We were originally supposed to meet in November 2025, but I was drowning in university assignments and he had work, so we agreed to push it to April 2026 (two months from now). January came around (and our one-year milestone!), and I started asking him more directly about plans. Every time I brought it up, he’d deflect and say he was “workin...

I’m an avid reader and I exclusively read on my paperwhite kindle. I’ve been reading heavily for about 5 years (roughly 115 books a year) and have gone through 7 kindles. I’m so sick of buying kindles. They keep freezing on me the screen just stops working randomly. I have no idea what causes it but I’m over giving my money to Amazon more than once a year. I DO NOT want a color ereader. I primarily read in very dark rooms with no lights on. I do wear glasses so I need to make sure that the screen is crisp as my eyes get tired at night (no I’m not 80 lol). When I’m not reading at home I’m reading on the go so I’d like something no bigger then the paper white maybe even small...

Got tired of Claude re-discovering the same bugs and re-debating the same architectural choices every session. So I built session-forge. **The problem:** Every new conversation starts from zero. Claude doesn't know what you already tried, what failed, or why you made certain choices last session. **What it does:** * **Dead end tracking** — log failed approaches so the AI never repeats the same mistake * **Decision logging** — record "chose X over Y because Z" and search it later * **Session crash recovery** — checkpoint mid-session, pick up where you left off * **User profile** — remembers your name, preferences, projects * **Session journal** — captures wha...

I’m just so tired lol, my store is constantly telling us to ask if we can’t find things and when I did just that yesterday I got yelled at and they told me to just look for it. So helpful thank you, so if I spend even more time looking for something i already checked for I’ll get in trouble again for spending more time on an order. And yesterday again I got in trouble over the walkie for taking more time putting away a 90 item order (which included 6 cases of soda + liters of sparkling water + a 40 count water lol). Now todays my day off and I wake up to a wonderful text about how we need to just look for certain ad items and if we sub without manager approval we’ll lose our job in d...

Hi everyone, I wanted to share a quick win for the "non-technical" builders here. I am an entrepreneur based in France 🇫🇷. I was tired of switching between 3 or 4 different apps to manage my daily life (one for the budget, one for school holidays, one for work leave...). So, I decided to build **Facilabo**, an all-in-one "Life Assistant", leveraging AI tools to write the SwiftUI code I couldn't write myself. **What the app actually does (The "Bundle" Strategy):** Instead of doing just one thing, I aggregated high-value tools: * 📅 **160+ Smart Calendars:** Automatically manages complex local school zones (A/B/C), public holidays, and sports eve...

has anyone had their tires balanced and rotated by Sam's club tire center? I'm an employee at a store but have never used any of the services over there is it okay is it worth it etc

Free Phone Service: TextNow. You can sign up and have a free line that works as long as you have access to Wi-Fi, or you can spend $5.00 for the sim card to be sent to you that will allow you to have access everywhere. Monthly subscription is free for basic phone service, maps, and email away from WiFi, use all your other features with WiFi. Food: Sign up for every government program that you could be eligible for. You don't know if you're eligible for certain unless you apply. Use food pantries, food banks, and other resources in your area. Shop not just the sales at your grocery store, but the dented, reduced price sales that can be tucked in different locations in your store. ...

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We’ve been together almost 15 years. 15 years and he never takes the lead. I have to always walk in front, he never does. Whenever we enter a new place - restaurant, mall, store - he never enters first. He never guides, it’s always “I’m following you”. He can never walk up to a bar and order for us two, I have to if I want a drink. If someone knocks, I am the one to open the door. All those jokes about how when a couple does down for the night but the woman keeps asking the man to get up to get water, turn the heat off or lock door, well it’s the opposite for me. He makes me get up. I will not talk about his manual skills because at least he can pay for the fixings he cant do....