CANADIAN TIRE Locations

I got tired of my browser turning into a disaster of 40〜100 open tabs. Chrome’s built-in grouping is nice, but it doesn’t actually group things intelligently — it’s all manual work, and after a point it just becomes noise. Search engines help, but switching pages every time kills focus. Tab managers exist, but most of them rely on cloud processing or feel way too heavy. So I made Bundly — a browser extension that automatically groups tabs using a local TF-IDF similarity algorithm. No servers, no tracking, no API calls. Just instant, local organization. Bundly reads each tab’s content, finds what’s related, and groups them automatically. Research pages stay together. Shoppi...

Hello reddit! I was in the market for a hard shell and had just really started doing research. I took a trip to the Dicks Going Going Gone as I hadn't been there in a while and sometimes you just find amazing things there. Like whoa, wtf?!? Did I want something tougher and a little warmer than the Hoka Stinson 7's I bought there for $60 over the summer? I did, and Dicks delivered a pair of Merril Moab 3 Mid's, in 11 wide, for $42. Fresh with the dizzying glee of an amazing retail score I made way back through the store to the front. If I found these buried back by women's boots, maybe the Dicks gods would smile on me and show me something I missed earlier. ...

Hey, im currently writing an isekai novel on Webnovel. It's about a guy who gets transported to another world by truck kun. It sounds pretty generic but i'll post chapter 1 here. Id love some feedback! Chapter 1: Dumped into another world Ian walked up the stairs of the apartment complex. A tiring day at college, followed by an even more exhausting part-time job, had left him drained. He saw a text from his girlfriend, Monika. It read: "We need to talk, now!" He looked up, seeing the door to her apartment building. "God, what a day," Ian muttered as he opened the door to his apartment. There she stood. The girl he loved. "Hey, how's it going?&...

i tired reverse image googling it and i genuinely cannot find anything about this pin lol- idk if i just didnt look hard enough but i got this vintage pin at an antique store and i have no idea what it means i js really liked the little illustration!! if anyone could let me know that would be super helpful!!

So my kid constantly gets grounded for having missing assignments in school, we try to lock her phone down as much as possible while she’s grounded so she can still have it with her as her school allows off campus lunch but she’s always found a way around screen time. We have spent too much time trying to figure out how she has been circumventing it and never got it to crack while testing it ourselves, finally today she came clean about how she’s still allowed to use her apps when they’re locked in screen time. If you simply go to settings and change the date to the day before it bugs out screen time and allows all of the restrictions to be lifted. We got tired of her getting pas...

If you like the Skate Pass that's awesome! But me personally it's pretty awful. Not one single Name Branded Skate item in the Skate Pass.....Where's Santa Cruz? Creature? Adidas? Girl? Vans? Royal? Oh that's right those items are in the store 👍 I'm tired of receiving Walmart graphic skateboards, wheels, trucks and shoes as rewards especially in a Skate Pass. Theres not even good clothing in the Skate Pass and if you actually skated or skate you know that an actual skater wouldn't wear most of those cosmetics in the Skate Pass. I don't know I just expected better by the way they made Season 2 sound 🤷

I used to spend forever in the store reading dozens of cards that never said quite the right thing and still cost $5-7 a pop. Eventually, I realized I could just design my own and have way more fun doing it. After modeling a few manually in CAD, it got tedious to design a new one every time, so I decided to build a **fully customizable template** that runs completely in the browser. It uses MakerWorld’s Parametric Model Maker, so you just type your text, upload your images, and it generates the model for you. My favorite part is that I designed it with minimal filament changes in mind, so you don't even need a multi-material system to print it. I actually don't own an AMS an...

I’ve been a private investigator for twelve years, and most cases are exactly what you’d expect . Messy divorces, insurance claims, people who want proof of something they already suspect. When a woman hired me to follow her husband, I figured it would be another routine job. A few photos, a written report, maybe a court appearance if things got ugly. But the first night I tailed him, something felt off. Not in the guilty way most cheaters act, no nervous texting, no detours to cheap hotels, no obvious double life. He moved with a kind of purpose I couldn’t figure out. Every turn he made seemed intentional. Every stop felt planned. I didn’t know it at the time, but this wasn’t a ...

**TL;DR:** Been building the tool West Marches actually needs. 80% done. Free features that compete with paid tools. Hard deadline: Christmas. Come hang out while I finish. [Remember my last post?](https://www.notion.so/paladinsarchives/link) The one about 7 million failure points and building the ONE tool West Marches actually needs? I said I'd build it. I did. **Here's the catch:** I built it while my abusive family tried to tear everything down around me. House promised to me for 33 years — now they're trying to sell it (I'd be homeless), and I'm fighting for it in court. The chaos in my timeline isn't because I failed to plan. It's because I'm...

So this evening I stopped at the Meijer on Preston Hwy for a few items to make dinner. On the way to the self checkout I grabbed a 20 ounce bottled drink out of one of the cold cases near the registers. I buy my stuff, bag everything, head home and when I get home and go to open the drink, I see its been opened (the sealed cap is broken) and there is probably an ounce missing. This has now happened to me 3 times from Meijer. Every time the same deal. Opened drink, a couple of swigs missing. Apparently people are drinking out of the cases and then putting them back. Is this some sort of a joke? Im so tired of people. Groceries are too expensive for that ****. I guess we have to inspect everyt...

https://preview.redd.it/t2mlx77nyv4g1.jpg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e08e7f7a0340e6a4d0e1e4c0024bc997b0ca1ab2 Most modern vehicles have a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) that analyzes tire pressure and alerts drivers to underinflated tires. These systems have been standard on Ford Explorers since [their fourth edition](https://www.fordtpms.com/ford-tpms-types-fitment) in 2006 and can trigger a tire pressure sensor fault for various reasons. Uncovering the root cause of these alerts—and the corresponding repair solutions—can prove challenging without the proper equipment or technical knowledge.  This guide explores the common causes of tire pres...

The mall is so brightly lit I feel like I could see my own thoughts reflected on the polished floor. My friend walks ahead of me with quick, determined steps, convinced that all this is an exciting adventure. “Look,” she says, pointing at a display full of adapters. “You need a universal adapter. Don’t buy it over there—they’ll rip you off.” I nod. I’m not sure if it’s because I actually heard her or because my mind is somewhere else, trying to process that in two weeks I’ll be living in a place where no one knows me. I’m holding my folded list in my hand. * Adapters. * Medications. * TSA lock. * Compact cosmetics. The word “compact” is underlined, but I don’t...

The mall is so brightly lit I feel like I could see my own thoughts reflected on the polished floor. My friend walks ahead of me with quick, determined steps, convinced that all this is an exciting adventure. “Look,” she says, pointing at a display full of adapters. “You need a universal adapter. Don’t buy it over there—they’ll rip you off.” I nod. I’m not sure if it’s because I actually heard her or because my mind is somewhere else, trying to process that in two weeks I’ll be living in a place where no one knows me. I’m holding my folded list in my hand. * Adapters. * Medications. * TSA lock. * Compact cosmetics. The word “compact” is underlined, but I don’t...

The mall is so brightly lit I feel like I could see my own thoughts reflected on the polished floor. My friend walks ahead of me with quick, determined steps, convinced that all this is an exciting adventure. “Look,” she says, pointing at a display full of adapters. “You need a universal adapter. Don’t buy it over there—they’ll rip you off.” I nod. I’m not sure if it’s because I actually heard her or because my mind is somewhere else, trying to process that in two weeks I’ll be living in a place where no one knows me. I’m holding my folded list in my hand. * Adapters. * Medications. * TSA lock. * Compact cosmetics. The word “compact” is underlined, but I don’t...

The mall is so brightly lit I feel like I could see my own thoughts reflected on the polished floor. My friend walks ahead of me with quick, determined steps, convinced that all this is an exciting adventure. “Look,” she says, pointing at a display full of adapters. “You need a universal adapter. Don’t buy it over there—they’ll rip you off.” I nod. I’m not sure if it’s because I actually heard her or because my mind is somewhere else, trying to process that in two weeks I’ll be living in a place where no one knows me. I’m holding my folded list in my hand. * Adapters. * Medications. * TSA lock. * Compact cosmetics. The word “compact” is underlined, but I don’t...

The mall is so brightly lit I feel like I could see my own thoughts reflected on the polished floor. My friend walks ahead of me with quick, determined steps, convinced that all this is an exciting adventure. “Look,” she says, pointing at a display full of adapters. “You need a universal adapter. Don’t buy it over there—they’ll rip you off.” I nod. I’m not sure if it’s because I actually heard her or because my mind is somewhere else, trying to process that in two weeks I’ll be living in a place where no one knows me. I’m holding my folded list in my hand. * Adapters. * Medications. * TSA lock. * Compact cosmetics. The word “compact” is underlined, but I don’t...

The mall is so brightly lit I feel like I could see my own thoughts reflected on the polished floor. My friend walks ahead of me with quick, determined steps, convinced that all this is an exciting adventure. “Look,” she says, pointing at a display full of adapters. “You need a universal adapter. Don’t buy it over there—they’ll rip you off.” I nod. I’m not sure if it’s because I actually heard her or because my mind is somewhere else, trying to process that in two weeks I’ll be living in a place where no one knows me. I’m holding my folded list in my hand. * Adapters. * Medications. * TSA lock. * Compact cosmetics. The word “compact” is underlined, but I don’t...

The mall is so brightly lit I feel like I could see my own thoughts reflected on the polished floor. My friend walks ahead of me with quick, determined steps, convinced that all this is an exciting adventure. “Look,” she says, pointing at a display full of adapters. “You need a universal adapter. Don’t buy it over there—they’ll rip you off.” I nod. I’m not sure if it’s because I actually heard her or because my mind is somewhere else, trying to process that in two weeks I’ll be living in a place where no one knows me. I’m holding my folded list in my hand. * Adapters. * Medications. * TSA lock. * Compact cosmetics. The word “compact” is underlined, but I don’t...