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For some, July 1st is synonymous with the opening of the free agent market frenzy in the NHL, but for most it is a day dedicated to celebrating their pride of being Canadian. All sorts of parties are thrown all over the country and a bunch of stores are jumping in to enjoy the fun
On the most romantic day of the year, love notes will be exchanged and flowers will be bought, but do you know how money can be saved? According to Global News, Canadians will on average spend over 1.5 million dollars total on Valentine’s Day flowers, lingerie, dining and chocolates.
Sometimes we get wrapped up in buying the perfect gift and it becomes easy to forget that Christmas is about creating special moments. Think back to childhood – our cherished holiday memories are typically more about baking cookies or laughing at a crazy uncle than a toy we got that one year.
