CANADIAN TIRE Locations

I am planning an 8-9 week trip through France, Switzerland, and Italy, and would love advice on where to stop along the way. I will be going beginning of September to the second week of November. The places I am 100% set on visiting are: * Rennes * Paris * 1-2 Major Swiss cities (likely Lucerne) * Venice * Rome * Naples * Catania * Palermo I am also considering: Lyon, Dijon, Lausanne, Basel, Florence, Siena, Taormina, and Cefalu, depending on route taken. I am a young Canadian capable of a lot of walking / hiking / fast-paced exploration, but I am hoping to spend about 1/2 to 1/3 of my time going slowly in the countryside and small villages, with the other time being sprints ...

What if blackbeards first devil fruit was a kraken mythical Zoan, and its what allows him to eat multiple, aswell as have this plan? This is kind of a theory, but this fruit isnt even mentioned being Canon or possible anywhere in the series so it technically doesnt exist, still i think its possible and works with blackbeards character perfectly. Octopus have 3 hearts which would allow 3 devil fruit slots, and think of the combination of the other fruits he chose, the yami dark fruit seems to be the most powerful logia in the verse but it has one severe downside, its elemental weakness is LIGHT like with crocodile to water, and this explains why blackbeard cant become intangible and can sti...

Hi everyone, my name is Kay, I am a newbie when it comes to vibecoding. I wanted to share my first vibecoded app called Kindred Vibes. The idea is simple: you share how you feel right now, and the app shows you that other people nearby, or elsewhere, might be feeling something similar. Everything happens **completely anonymously**. There are no public profiles, no usernames, no followers, no likes, no comments, and no account you need to create. It’s not meant to be another social media app with profiles, likes, comments, or pressure to perform. It’s more like a quiet emotional weather map. You can post a mood, see local mood patterns on a map, browse a live feed, and keep a small pe...

Hey everyone, I’m a bit of a watch nerd. I originally built Mainplate just for myself because I was tired of managing my collection and service history on messy spreadsheets or paper notes that felt like they were made in the 90s. It started as a serious technical and financial tool, but I’ve polished it up and decided to release it for the community. **What does it actually do?** \- Collection & Service Tracking: Keep a detailed log of every watch, including a "Service Diary" for every intervention and part replacement. \- The "Flip Log": If you buy and sell to fund the hobby, it tracks your expenses, earnings, and inventory in a clean digital contai...

Hey r/rust, sharing a project the team's been building called NyxID. Open-source agent connectivity gateway. The Rust angle in this post is the implementation; the use case behind it is "AI agents need somewhere to put credentials that isn't .env files and os.environ." * **Repo:** https://github.com/ChronoAIProject/NyxID * **Hosted:** https://nyx.chrono-ai.fun # Short version A reverse proxy + credential broker + MCP-server wrapper. Agents (Claude Code, Codex, n8n) hit a NyxID URL with a scoped token, NyxID injects the real upstream credential server-side, forwards the request, returns the response. The agent never sees the raw key. Same pattern works for human users o...

Hey everyone, I was tired of "free" online tools that are actually behind a paywall, require an email for a simple PDF conversion, or track every click. So, I built **Nolimify**. It’s an all-in-one toolbox for common tasks, built with a "zero-friction" philosophy. * **Web:**[https://nolimify.com/](https://nolimify.com/) * **Repo:** [https://github.com/sarthakworks/sarthakworks.github.io/tree/gh-pages](https://github.com/sarthakworks/sarthakworks.github.io/tree/gh-pages) **What’s inside:** * **PDF Tools:** Merge, Split, Compress (All client-side where possible). * **Image/Video:** Converters, resizers, and basic editors. * **Coding:** JSON formatters, Base64, Unit...

Hey everyone, I’m a bit of a watch nerd. I originally built Mainplate just for myself because I was tired of managing my collection and service history on messy spreadsheets or paper notes that felt like they were made in the 90s. It started as a serious technical and financial tool, but I’ve polished it up and decided to release it for the community. **What does it actually do?** \- Collection & Service Tracking: Keep a detailed log of every watch, including a "Service Diary" for every intervention and part replacement. \- The "Flip Log": If you buy and sell to fund the hobby, it tracks your expenses, earnings, and inventory in a clean digital contai...

Okay, this may not be the place for this but this book got me into the genre as a preteen and I’ve never had luck finding it from a combination of lack of detail and the fact that extreme horror isn’t common in other book talk circles. Here’s all I am able to remember: \* No memory of the cover cuz I took the sleeve off but it was a thick book \* A group of young adults car breaks down or their tire pops while on some sort of outing \* They somehow end up at a hillbilly-type family’s house \* There’s definitely two parents and the dopey/slow brute son stereotype. Could be more family members but unsure \* I remember there are a couple of scenes in a meat freezer in the fa...

So for context, we got married Nov 9th 2024, and we have had a lot of ups and downs, when I first started dating her I dated to marry her, I bought her flowers etc and I put all of that effort into it then about November 9th 2025, slowed down the dating because we were married. I almost gotten divorced, however I am unsure where things are going now, so a few months ago, I purchased a lottery ticket, for 10$ and won 500$ and used that to help pay for the repairs on her car, and so a few days later I spent my half of the rent money on lottery tickets trying to get us home. And she got upset that I spent my half of the rent money on tickets, I admitted I messed up and royally paid for it, howe...

I see so many PPPD recovery posts and videos that advise people to hurry up and get back to normal life. Am I the only one who gets angry about this? Whenever I push myself too much—even just and extra couple hours of work at the computer—I experience a setback to an earlier, crappier stage in my recovery. Like a board game where you land on “go back 5 spaces.” I CANNOT just go to stores, gatherings, I can barely handle short car rides. I’m getting so tired of this trope! I find it patronizing, demoralizing, and totally diminishes when I’m experiencing. Just me??

Hey, I've been looking for a good wishlist app and went through a few of them, and I wanted to hear what people on iOS actually use and like. Here's what I'd want from one: * Multiple lists I can fill with items from any shop, so I don't have to keep checking 5 different platform wishlists. (I still use the platform ones for price drop alerts.) * Groups — family, friends, etc. Where everyone can see each other's lists (only what's shared with the group), and people can reserve gifts without the owner finding out. * Secret Santa support. Multiple groups (family, work, etc.), vote on a budget, draw names with proper rules (no spouses drawing each other, no dup...

I’ve been obsessed with "Inbox Zero" for years. I’ve tried [Superhuman](https://superhuman.com/), [Shortwave](https://www.shortwave.com/), and all the new AI wrappers, and they actually do help with the mental load. Having a tool tell you *"This is a recruiter"* or *"This is an urgent business action"* without you opening the mail is a game changer for ADHD/burnout. But there’s a massive catch that nobody talks about: **The Privacy Trade-off.** To give you those "smart" summaries, most of these SaaS tools are literally ******* your entire inbox history onto their servers. They’re storing your bank statements, private receipts, and pe...

After testing a bunch of IPTV providers over the past few weeks, I realized most of them only work well in the beginning. Once you start using them daily — especially during peak hours — the issues start showing up. I mainly watch USA, UK, and Canadian channels (mostly live sports and TV), so I focused on finding something stable for regular use. TL;DR: So far, **SMARTIFLIX . NET** has been the most consistent option I’ve used. The Usual IPTV Problems: Almost every IPTV service claims: • Thousands of channels • HD / 4K streaming • Smooth performance • Cheap subscriptions But in reality, you often get: • Buffering during live events • Channels randomly not worki...

I’ve been obsessed with "Inbox Zero" for years. I’ve tried [Superhuman](https://superhuman.com/), [Shortwave](https://www.shortwave.com/) , and all the new AI wrappers, and they actually do help with the mental load. Having a tool tell you *"This is a recruiter"* or *"This is an urgent business action"* without you opening the mail is a game changer for ADHD/burnout. But there’s a massive catch that nobody talks about: **The Privacy Trade-off.** To give you those "smart" summaries, most of these SaaS tools are literally ******* your entire inbox history onto their servers. They’re storing your bank statements, private receipts, and...

Work at a corner store downtown. These things bother me more than any heavy case of sodas or thieves. 1. GET OFF THE ******* PHONE. Trust me, your friend can wait 20.6 seconds on hold while you come in and pay for your cigarettes. 2. If you’re still on that phone, you need to move just as fast as everyone else. Quit holding up the line until you tell her the next plot twist for you to finally reach for your wallet. 3. If you’re going to a store, isn’t it common sense to be at least reasonably be ready to pay? Did you really come in here, grab 10 things and ask for a pack of cigs, only to not know where your credit card is in your huge handbag? Or if there is one at all? 4. No, I...

I’ve been obsessed with "Inbox Zero" for years. I’ve tried [Superhuman](https://superhuman.com/), [Shortwave](https://www.shortwave.com/) , and all the new AI wrappers, and they actually do help with the mental load. Having a tool tell you *"This is a recruiter"* or *"This is an urgent business action"* without you opening the mail is a game changer for ADHD/burnout. But there’s a massive catch that nobody talks about: **The Privacy Trade-off.** To give you those "smart" summaries, most of these SaaS tools are literally ******* your entire inbox history onto their servers. They’re storing your bank statements, private receipts, and...

I’ve been obsessed with "Inbox Zero" for years. I’ve tried [Superhuman](https://superhuman.com/), [Shortwave](https://www.shortwave.com/) , and all the new AI wrappers, and they actually do help with the mental load. Having a tool tell you *"This is a recruiter"* or *"This is an urgent business action"* without you opening the mail is a game changer for ADHD/burnout. But there’s a massive catch that nobody talks about: **The Privacy Trade-off.** To give you those "smart" summaries, most of these SaaS tools are literally ******* your entire inbox history onto their servers. They’re storing your bank statements, private receipts, and...

I’ve been obsessed with "Inbox Zero" for years. I’ve tried [Superhuman](https://superhuman.com/), [Shortwave](https://www.shortwave.com/) , and all the new AI wrappers, and they actually do help with the mental load. Having a tool tell you *"This is a recruiter"* or *"This is an urgent business action"* without you opening the mail is a game changer for ADHD/burnout. But there’s a massive catch that nobody talks about: **The Privacy Trade-off.** To give you those "smart" summaries, most of these SaaS tools are literally ******* your entire inbox history onto their servers. They’re storing your bank statements, private receipts, and...

I feel so tired and burned out. I don’t know if I have autism in that I have not had a diagnosis. I did a virtual assessment through Prosper Health but the entire time I felt like I could not relax, fully answer, elaborate or go into detail. It was really exhausting and I felt like I was in a really uncomfortable job interview. I also have really poor recollection of my early childhood which was most of what my assessor focused on. I even stated that I had a pretty difficult childhood and don’t remember a lot of those early years. I do however recall things such as my obsessive special interests, tantrums over going to restaurants, stores, etc. My memorization of books and reciting them ...

I’m convinced that half of the “best pillow for side sleepers” lists online are written by people who sleep perfectly fine on literally anything. I’ve been a side sleeper my whole life, but once I hit my 30s my shoulder and lower back started hating me for it. I’d wake up with one arm numb, my neck twisted weirdly, and this dull ache around my hips that somehow lasted the entire day. I thought maybe my mattress was the issue, but after replacing that and still waking up feeling like I lost a fight, I realized the pillow situation was probably worse than I thought. The frustrating part is that most pillows feel amazing for like… two weeks. I went through memory foam ones that w...