CANADIAN TIRE Locations

I guess I just wanted a space to share this somewhere. My mother-in-law is visiting us for the first time in almost two years of our marriage. I’ve never lived with her before, we’ve mostly just talked over phone calls since we live in different countries. From a distance, she always seemed reasonable, pretty forward-thinking and understanding. I went into this wanting to treat her like my own mom, as long as that feeling was mutual. But I’d heard little comments here and there. My husband once mentioned she’d said something around our wedding like, “A daughter is a daughter, a daughter-in-law is a daughter-in-law.” His sister has also said once that she’s pretty patriarchal....

The internet looks different this year. If you have noticed that your trusted ad blocker is suddenly letting YouTube mid-rolls through or failing to stop pop-ups on streaming sites, you are not imagining it. The technology powering the web has shifted, and the tools we used for the last decade have had to adapt. The biggest change in 2026 is Google Chrome’s full enforcement of **Manifest V3**. This is a technical standard that limits what browser extensions can do. In the past, extensions like uBlock Origin could physically stop your browser from connecting to an ad server. Under the new rules, Chrome limits these capabilities, essentially forcing ad blockers to ask permission before filt...

8 months ago, I was tired of watching other people's wins while still struggling myself. Then, last year I created a platform that helps founders discover validated problems from actual user complaints scraped from different review platforms (g2, app store, reddit). It's now pulling $3k monthly and growing. Here's exactly how I'd restart from zero: **Hunt where the real pain lives** I'd dig into [r/sideproject](https://www.reddit.com/r/sideproject/), [r/saas](https://www.reddit.com/r/saas/), and startup Discord servers, but focus on heated debates (posts that get low upvotes). Real arguments expose genuine pain points, and pain means people will pay to fix it. ...

8 months ago, I was tired of watching other people's wins while still struggling myself. Then, last year I created a platform that helps founders discover validated problems from actual user complaints scraped from different review platforms (g2, app store, reddit). It's now pulling $3k monthly and growing. Here's exactly how I'd restart from zero: **Hunt where the real pain lives** I'd dig into [r/sideproject](https://www.reddit.com/r/sideproject/), [r/saas](https://www.reddit.com/r/saas/), and startup Discord servers, but focus on heated debates (posts that get low upvotes). Real arguments expose genuine pain points, and pain means people will pay to fix it. ...

This is a make and take event at Canadian Staples stores. Any of the events I found take you to Eventbrite for registration. I did not find any US events (yet?) or instructions.

For the past few months I have been scraping and analyzing data from multiple sources to find where real pain exists and where money is being left on the table. This is not another "build a todo app" post. This is raw signal from actual users complaining about actual problems. I processed reviews from Capterra and G2, posts from Reddit, app store reviews, and job postings from Upwork. The patterns that emerged were surprising. The Data Sources Total data points analyzed: 1 million+ Capterra category pain points: 1,200+ G2 company insights: 800+ Reddit pain point threads: 3,500+ App store negative reviews: 2,100+ Upwork recurring job pain points: 900+ The Biggest Gaps Nobod...

Hey everyone, Clera Winner: [TELEZIC.COM](https://telezic.com/) Best IPTV Service in Canada 2026? Honest Review of the Best IPTV service in Canada. I’m writing this because I’m honestly tired of the absolute chaos in the IPTV world lately. If you’ve been searching for the best IPTV service in Canada or the best IPTV service provider for more than five minutes, you know exactly what I’m talking about. You find a service, it works for two weeks, and then—bam—buffering starts during the Sunday night game, or worse, the provider just vanishes into thin air. I’ve spent the last six months testing about half a dozen different subscriptions. Some were “okay,” some were lite...

Your Garmin Watch tracks about 50 different health metrics every day, but it shows them to you in complete isolation. Sleep score over here. Workout intensity over there. Resting heart rate in another tab. But your body isn't a collection of isolated systems. It's one connected thing. That workout you crushed yesterday might be why your HRV is down today. The late dinner is why your deep sleep dropped. All that data exists in your app. The connections between them don't. You've probably noticed patterns yourself like you always sleep better after leg day, or your resting heart rate creeps up when you're stressed at work. But there are way more patterns hiding in you...

Look, I'm genuinely tired of the 'just scale your ads!' or 'hire a massive sales team!' advice when you're trying to grow a real business without VC money. Most of us are bootstrapping, wearing multiple hats, and need *actual* strategies that move the needle without breaking the bank or our sanity. For the past year, my small B2B service business (we help niche e-commerce brands optimize their backend operations) has been focused on scaling smart, not just 'harder.' We managed to take our monthly recurring revenue (MRR) from a consistent **$5,000 to over $18,000 in about 10 months**, primarily by doubling down on one often-overlooked strategy: *deep-d...

For the past few months I have been scraping and analyzing data from multiple sources to find where real pain exists and where money is being left on the table. This is not another "build a todo app" post. This is raw signal from actual users complaining about actual problems. I processed reviews from Capterra and G2, posts from Reddit, app store reviews, and job postings from Upwork. The patterns that emerged were surprising. The Data Sources Total data points analyzed: 1 million+ Capterra category pain points: 1,200+ G2 company insights: 800+ Reddit pain point threads: 3,500+ App store negative reviews: 2,100+ Upwork recurring job pain points: 900+ The Biggest Gaps Nobod...

​I hit my one-month milestone today, but I don't feel very much like celebrating. I thought I’d be much further along in the recovery process by now. Every time I try to resume activities like washing my hair, applying makeup, a short drive, or a slow grocery store walk (my partner did the reaching and lifting), I’m hit with intense rebound swelling. Even little things like pulling up my pants or lifting a heavy glass can be uncomfortable. I'm limited to Tylenol, Benadryl, compression, and cooling gel pads for pain management. A recent 5-day steroid taper helped for the first 2 days, but the swelling returned as soon as I went back to light activities. By Day 3, I was payi...

 The US labor market continues to show remarkable durability, while Canada faces a split economy of trade deficits versus booming e-commerce growth. Meanwhile, UK markets are bracing for a massive wave of mortgage refinancings throughout 2026. **Key Developments** * **US Labor Strength:** Unemployment claims fell to **209,000**, signaling that the job market remains tight and stable. * **Canada's Mixed Bag:** The merchandise trade deficit widened to **$2.2 billion** in November. However, the B2C e-commerce sector is a bright spot, projected to surge to **US$119.16 billion** by 2029, benefiting giants lik...

 Der US-Arbeitsmarkt zeigt weiterhin eine bemerkenswerte Widerstandsfähigkeit, während Kanada mit einer gespaltenen Wirtschaft zwischen Handelsdefiziten und boomendem E-Commerce-Wachstum konfrontiert ist. Gleichzeitig bereiten sich die britischen Märkte auf eine massive Welle von Hypotheken-Refinanzierungen bis 2026 vor. **Wichtige Entwicklungen** * **Stärke des US-Arbeitsmarkts:** Die Zahl der Erstanträge auf Arbeitslosenunterstützung sank auf **209.000**, was darauf hindeutet, dass der Arbeitsmarkt angespannt und stabil bleibt. * **Kanadas gemischte Lage:** Das Handelsbilanzdefizit für Waren weitete si...

For the past few months I have been scraping and analyzing data from multiple sources to find where real pain exists and where money is being left on the table. This is not another "build a todo app" post. This is raw signal from actual users complaining about actual problems. I processed reviews from Capterra and G2, posts from Reddit, app store reviews, and job postings from Upwork. The patterns that emerged were surprising. The Data Sources Total data points analyzed: 1 million+ Capterra category pain points: 1,200+ G2 company insights: 800+ Reddit pain point threads: 3,500+ App store negative reviews: 2,100+ Upwork recurring job pain points: 900+ The Biggest Gaps Nobod...

For the past few months I have been scraping and analyzing data from multiple sources to find where real pain exists and where money is being left on the table. This is not another "build a todo app" post. This is raw signal from actual users complaining about actual problems. I processed reviews from Capterra and G2, posts from Reddit, app store reviews, and job postings from Upwork. The patterns that emerged were surprising. The Data Sources Total data points analyzed: 1 million+ Capterra category pain points: 1,200+ G2 company insights: 800+ Reddit pain point threads: 3,500+ App store negative reviews: 2,100+ Upwork recurring job pain points: 900+ The Biggest Gaps Nobod...

Hi everyone, I’m looking to buy boxing gear directly from Japan. I have a few friends whi live in Tokyo who are willing to ship items to me in Canada. I’m mainly curious: • Are Japanese brands (like ISAMI, Tigrao, etc.) noticeably cheaper in Japan compared to Canada/US? • Any recommended stores or locations in Tokyo for boxing gear specifically? I’m especially interested in gloves, hand wraps, boxing accesoroes, and trying to avoid overpaying on Canadian duties if possible.

Honestly, I know this is lengthy, but I wanted to vent. My partner (22F) and I (21M) have been having problems with intimacy and that ultimately makes me feel unwanted. I've told her plenty of other ways that she can make me feel wanted outside of sex, but she will do them for a bit, then stop after a day or two. This results in us always having this conversation and she gets frustrated saying that it is because of sex. Recently, we had this talk because it had been over 2 months since we had sex, and over a week since we did anything intimate. The last few times she gave me "oral" were just unenthusiastic and felt like it was just to get it over with, so I'd say it...

**TDLR** im gonna be changing up the way i work at my store, they depend on me way too much. I don't enjoy getting yelled at for not being able to do the job of 3 other redshirts who do absolutely nothing, but being treated as the incompetent one for not being able to pick up their slack. I want to know so if possible i can deny a manger asking me to do a task that's not in my job description; generally to help me build a better self-imposed & tracked baseline to know what to go there to strictly do and leave. I have other actual important/dire things to do outside of this place. I do not come to work to be overworked for 16$. Ive been at my store for almost a year and i...

I don't know if this is the right subreddit for this, but I couldn't find any better fitting ones. I'm very sorry if it's not the right one. Yesterday for the first time in a long while, I decided to go to the gym. I go into the women's locker room, and leave my shoes on the shoe rack as they advise you to do. Then I go downstairs, do my workout as usual, and go back upstairs to the locker room. I decide to just go straight home and shower there, as I was too tired to do it at the gym. I put on my jacket, and walk over to the shoe rack to put my shoes on. I notice that one of my shoes has clearly moved a little from the spot I left it. I obviously think nothing of i...

I'm about to buy an iPad - and I want to do a quick sanity check to make sure I'm not overlooking anything. I currently have a 32GB iPad 8 running OS 26, and and it's excruciatingly slow to do anything... except run the apps I need it for. I do a lot with music, and while the iPad isn't directly involved, it is my control surface for a lot of gear. All the equipments' bespoke apps seem to function flawlessly, but even opening the OS settings menu can send the tablet into a tailspin. It also takes nearly a minute to boot. So, I think it's just upgraded further than the hardware should comfortably be. Among other things I'm ready for something that char...