Father’s Day spending on the rise
Spending on Father’s Day gifts has reached an all time high since 2009, according to the National Retail Federation. Continue reading
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Flowers are ‘symbol of Mother’s Day,’ say last-minute shoppers in Winnipeg
By Alison MacKinnon Digital Journalist
What makes flowers the best Mother’s Day present? Last-minute shoppers in Winnipeg explain the importance of celebrating their mothers. Continue reading
Kingston chocolatiers, florists gear up for Valentine’s Day
By Paul Soucy Videographer
Valentine’s Day is on Thursday, which means you have about two days left to get a nice bouquet of flowers or a decadent box of chocolates for that special someone. Continue reading
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Are people having a ‘change of heart’ about Valentine’s Day?
By Caley Bedore Weather Specialist, CHEX News at 6 & 11
‘People put less emphasis on Valentine’s Day and work at celebrating their love and relationship throughout the year.” Continue reading
City offers tips to help Edmontonians reduce holiday waste
From piles of presents to meals featuring mountains of food; for many of us the holidays are a time for excess. But the City of Edmonton has a few tips to help people prevent excessive waste during the Christmas season. Continue reading
Salvation Army toy shop helping families in need during the holiday season
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
The Sally Ann Toy Shop is a place where families in need of a little extra help can come pick out Christmas gifts for their kids. Continue reading
Thousands hit Edmonton stores on final shopping days before Christmas
By Albert Delitala Digital Journalist
Shoppers in Edmonton descended on malls in search of last-minute Christmas gifts on Friday, a day industry experts consider to be one of the busiest shopping days of the year. Continue reading
Merry marijuana: Manitoba and Alberta most likely to gift pot for Christmas this year, survey says
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Now that pot is off the naughty list, it may be making it into your Christmas stocking. A recent poll showed nearly 3 million Canadians plan to make a present of legal pot. Continue reading
Friends, bosses and in-laws: How much should you spend on holiday gifts?
First step to holiday shopping is determining how much money you can actually afford to spend. Continue reading
Moncton SPCA gift wrapping services in new location for holidays
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
“In December, weather’s getting cold. We’re still full with animals,” says the executive director of the Greater Moncton SPCA. “It was much-needed revenue.” Continue reading