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Caught on tape: Marriage proposal rejected on stadium JumboTron
What could be more crushing than proposing marriage to the person of your dreams and having them turn you down? Having it happen on a stadium JumboTron What to Do with Unwanted Gifts
From Shine from Yahoo! Canada: In a recent Consumer Reports poll, 20 percent of adults admit they received a gift they didn't want last year. That's about 49 million unhappy gift recipients. Given this startling number, chances are you'll get an underwhel 5 Ways to Get the Most from Your Gift Cards
From Shine from Yahoo! Canada: According to a study conducted by the Tower Group, every year over $5 billion in gift cards goes unused! While that may surprise you, think about how often you've tossed a card because there was only a dollar or two left on 5 tips for Christmas travel at Pearson
From Yahoo! News: Travellers and staff at Toronto's Pearson airport are dealing with some of the busiest travel days of the year as people head home for Christmas. Debunked: What that sexy study really referred to
THE NEWS The irresistible headline from the University of Exeter : “Females choose sexier friends to avoid harassment.” “The study is the first to... How to find comfort and joy and beat holiday stress
’Tis the season of stress as people, already stretched tight for time and money, try to make merry. The Secret to Wearing High Heels Without Pain
From Shine from Yahoo! Canada: That pain that you feel at the end of a long night-no, it's not a hangover and it's not exhaustion. Couples profess their devotion with ‘love locks' on the Humber Bridge
Dozens of padlocks hang from Toronto’s Humber Bridge, part of the global “love lock” craze where couples profess their undying love by hanging locks in public spaces. Send us your Christmas lights photos
Do you have the best holiday lights display in the GTA?
We want to see it! Grilled-cheese vodka, custom fries among 2012 food trends
A huge variation marks the predictions for what and how we’ll be eating in Canada, the U.S. and the U.K. next year. 'Little Saigon': Plan to rename Vancouver's Vietnamese community refuels old tensionsLifestyle | 253 hits | 2:53 AM on Monday | posted by commanderkai
New guidelines for drinking urge moderation
Canada has some new guidelines for alcohol consumption. For men, that means a limit of 15 drinks a week, with no more than three drinks a day most days. For women, that means 10 drinks a week, with no more than two drinks a day most days. Frum and Crittenden: I want to know about those vodka-soaked tampons
Heather Mallick takes on Huffington Post Canada and Danielle Crittenden, who recently tested the theory that young women get drunk using vodka-soaked tampons The latest craze in manicures is patriotic polishes inspired by the military
The fashion world has always taken a hearty helping from the military mess hall, and this fall is positively a brass band of khaki and camouflage, in collections ranging from Dior to Philip Lim to Zac Posen Pyramids top Canadians' dream-vacation list
Of all the places in the world Canadians dream of visiting on vacation, the pyramids in Egypt top the list, according to a new survey. More than... Study examines society's perception of body art
With tattoos and piercings adorning more and more bodies, a University of Calgary student is out to discover whether negative perceptions of body art have dwindled. Java jargon: Coffee lovers take language lessons from wine snobs
Coffee, it seems, is the new wine. It was inevitable. Most accounts plant the origin of the word "coffee" in the 1600s. It stems from the Turkish word kahveh and the Arabic word qahwah, which originally meant –– wait for it –– wine. No distractions for drivers
Local residents optimistic new distracted driving legislation will have positive effect. Florida lawmaker hands out belts under saggy pants ban
A Florida lawmaker is welcoming students back to school by handing out 200 leather belts to help them comply with a new state law that bans saggy pants on campuses. Iqaluit bowhead whale hunt a success
Inuit hunters in Iqaluit have killed their first bowhead whale in recent memory, less than 12 hours after embarking on their whaling expedition. Canadian diners gather for gourmet flash mobLifestyle | 259 hits | 7:38 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
Dining together at a secret rendezvous point in Niagara-on-the-Lake, 400 people ushered in Ontario's first Diner en Blanc last week, a gourmet event that has recently become popular in Canada after first starting 23 years ago in France. Thousands hit the streets for annual Pride Parade
VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) -More than 500,000 people poured into Vancouver's West End today for the annual Pride Parade. Takin' it to the street: Downtown core to host International Street Performer's Festival this weekend
Grande Prairie's vibrant community is about to get a whole lot more colourful when the city International Street Performers Festival hits downtown for three days starting Friday. TV reporter's job-quitting manifesto goes viral
Former CBC and CTV reporter Kai Nagata says he never imagined he'd get this kind of response for a blog post explaining why he was quitting his job.
Last week, the 24-year-old was CTV News' National Assembly correspondent in Quebec City. Required virgins: Made in Canada
OTTAWA – There is no way of knowing how many hymen-repair surgeries are happening in Canada, but at least four plastic surgery clinics specialize in them.A rural life is better: Living in a concrete jungle is stressful and make you vulnerable to depression
Scientists have confirmed what every urbanite has long suspected – life in the city is more stressful.
Researchers have shown that the parts of the brain dealing with stress and emotion are affected by living among the crowds.
Scientists have confirmed what every urbanite has long suspected – life in the city is more stressful.
Researchers have shown that the parts of the brain dealing with stress and emotion are affected by living among the crowds. Gay pride hits Edmonton
Hundreds of people descended on downtown Edmonton Saturday as a loud and colourful parade wound through the streets for the city's annual Pride Parade. Slave Lake bids fond farewell to firefighters
Thousands of residents in fire-ravaged Slave Lake bid a tearful goodbye to hundreds of firefighters from across the province Monday. 4-H achievements celebrated
The annual West County 4-H Achievement Day and sale brought smiles and a few tears to the Beaverlodge Ag Barns on Monday. Parents say it's all about the learning experience – children say it's all about the money. New foal to be named by contest
The healthy colt was born at 9:30 a.m. to a registered cutting bred quarter horse named My Own Dream. People will have the opportunity to name the newborn. Evergreen Park will open a ballot contest on Friday.Wedding day of Prince William, Kate arrives
Regal splendor will be on display Friday as Prince William, the heir to the British crown, will marry Kate Middleton in a ceremony at London's Westminster Abbey.
Lifestyle | 326 hits | 12:05 AM on Friday | posted by commanderkai
Regal splendor will be on display Friday as Prince William, the heir to the British crown, will marry Kate Middleton in a ceremony at London's Westminster Abbey. Beer still king among Canadians
Beer is still the drink of choice for many Canadians who consume alcoholic beverages, in volume and dollar value. Designer pets come with health costs: vet
An increasing number of pets are either euthanized or abandoned because owners can't pay the medical bills, and part of the problem is the impulsive purchase of "designer" pets, say Ottawa animal welfare workers and veterinarians. Teaching youths to be responsible hunters
The Youth Wilderness Mentorship program was launched in 2008 by local Fish and Wildlife officers and community members who have successfully offered hunting opportunities to youths for three consecutive seasons. Annual Swan Festival returns this weekend
It's spring, no matter what the weather looks like, and the trumpeter swans have returned. Those interested in the birds can get a first-hand look during this weekend's Swan Festival. Shipping containers to be Vancouver housing
Vancouver will soon see a new type of social housing for disadvantaged women — an apartment complex made out of shipping containers. Earth Hour may be losing steam as novelty wears offLifestyle | 459 hits | 7:58 AM on Saturday | posted by wildrosegirl
More Canadian municipalities are pledging to power down Saturday for Earth Hour, but an expert says interest in the event may already be fizzling Red light district pitched for Toronto Island
Toronto Coun. Giorgio Mammoliti is proposing a red light district on Toronto Island, arguing it would generate millions of dollars in revenue for the city and provide a defined, out-of-the-way place for sex-trade workers to ply their trade. Sparky turns 60
The official mascot of the National Fire Protection Association has years left in him, said firefighters from the Grande Prairie Fire Department. And sure enough, amidst cakes and presents and everything else at Sparky's birthday party he was still spry e Unhappy marriage? Run it like a business, book suggestsLifestyle | 327 hits | 8:48 AM on Thursday | posted by wildrosegirl
In the new book, "Spousonomics: Using Economics to Master Love, Marriage, and Dirty Dishes," authors Paula Szuchman and Jenny Anderson offer up an unusual take on managing a modern marriage.LSD icon Owsley Stanley dies
Owsley (Bear) Stanley, a 1960s counterculture icon who worked with The Grateful Dead and was a prolific LSD producer, died in a car crash in Australia, his family said Monday. He was 76.
Owsley (Bear) Stanley, a 1960s counterculture icon who worked with The Grateful Dead and was a prolific LSD producer, died in a car crash in Australia, his family said Monday. He was 76. Fundraiser comes to a frosty finale
Breen Taylor had no idea when he began his week-long outdoor campout to raise money for a local children's charity that the decision would change his life. One week ago, in frigid -42 weather, Taylor set up camp in the parking lot of Atco Electric's centr Cold-weather campout for charity
Starting at 7 a.m. Monday and until noon Saturday, Taylor is camping out in the parking lot of Atco Electric in Grande Prairie, where he works as a power line equipment operator, to generate some community attention and try to raise $10,000 for Kev's Kids Eight teens from Bountiful sent to U.S. to marryLifestyle | 361 hits | 12:23 PM on Friday | posted by wildrosegirl
A lawyer for the B.C. government says new evidence that eight teenage girls from Bountiful, B.C., were taken to the U.S. to become plural wives is proof that polygamy is inherently harmful. Beer exempt from new food labeling law
Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq is set to make an important announcement about food safety. Betting money says it’s related to changes to food labels that will make it easier for people with allergies to know what is in the products they are buying. Women think about food more than sex
The British survey found that 25 per cent of women think about food every 30 minutes, while only 10 per cent report thinking about sex that often.Back to Canada News
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