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The holidays will be here before you know it, so it's the perfect time to head out and get your Christmas shopping done.

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Ugly Christmas sweaters are a holiday tradition and the perfect thing to wear to a Christmas party this year.

These sweaters tend to be a combination of ridiculous and cute and there are so many options no matter which way you want to go.

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A Shein Winter Wonderland pop-up experience is coming to Toronto and fans of the brand won't want to miss out on the festivities.

The four-day event will give Canadians a chance to shop a curated collection of clothing and accessories specifically meant for this holiday season.

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Any kind of shopping for a boyfriend, fiancé or husband can be stressful because oftentimes they aren't the greatest with coming out and saying what they want.

It doesn't matter if you've been with your partner for months or years, you want to get something they'll love and use.

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Whether you just started dating or have been together for years, shopping for the perfect Christmas gift for your partner can be intimidating.

With so many options available in-store and online, you can spend hours searching and still come up short.

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Montreal, still reeling from a heavy snowfall, is now bracing for another potential winter storm this weekend. The city and surrounding regions in Quebec are poised for a mix of weather conditions, starting with milder temperatures and evolving into substantial rain and snow.

Météomédia forecasts the storm will hit Quebec from Sunday, December 10, to Monday, December 11. Thanks to a jet stream – a high-speed air current in the atmosphere — taking a more northerly path, the southern part of Quebec, including Montreal, will first get milder, warmer air, leading to rainfall. But as the storm moves on, there's a chance for it to turn into snow, especially later in the storm.

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A video showing a Canadian journalist calling out a viewer's email on air has not only gone viral, but the reporter is now receiving support from some of Hollywood's biggest stars.

American actress and producer Jamie Lee Curtis shared a video of Global News Calgary traffic reporter Leslie Horton responding to an email which asked if she was pregnant and then criticized her wardrobe.

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Christmas is quickly approaching and you may be on the lookout for the perfect gift for your mom and dad.

It can be difficult to choose what to buy for two of the most important people in your life, especially if it seems like they have everything they need.

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Holiday season in Canada means busy stores, aisles swarming with shoppers, and long lines at every checkout. But knowing the right days to shop can make a big difference. Payment processor Moneris has released data on the busiest shopping days of 2023, revealing a roadmap to more peaceful purchasing and a way to bypass the chaos.

Shop smarter, not harder

Topping the list of days to avoid this month is Thursday, December 21. The day is predicted to be the busiest for both in-person and online shopping as people rush to finalize their gift purchases. Following closely are Monday, December 18, and Friday, December 22, both seeing a significant increase in shopping activity.

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Taking part in a Secret Santa gift exchange is a lot of fun, but it can also be stressful to choose the right present.

Whether you know a friend well or just met a co-worker, shopping for this person comes with some pressure, but it doesn't have to.

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Forget the roses, chocolates, and candlelit dinners. Singles this year were swiping right with an eye for stories instead of soulmates. Tinder’s "Year in Swipe" report found dating in 2023 was all about making memories, not making it official. The year saw new experiences take front and centre, with the excitement of discovery trumping the pursuit of normative relationship milestones.

The more exploratory and carefree approach to dating gave rise to trends like "Not Attached To an Outcome" (N.A.T.O.) dating and "Dating For The Plot," a change from customary courtship. Instead of zeroing in on the endgame, singles embraced spontaneity.

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