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SalvageData Canada: Your Digital Guardian Angel in the Face of Data Loss
In today's digital age, our lives revolve around data. From irreplaceable family photos to critical business documents, our dependence on this information is undeniable. However, data loss can occur unexpectedly, leaving us feeling panicked and helpless. Whether it's accidental deletion, hardware failure, or a malicious attack, data loss can be
What You Can Do To Improve Your Personal Safety
Well, here’s some grim news for you: the crime rate is on the rise in Ottawa. According to statistics, it is estimated that crimes have increased by around 3 percent in the area. So, what does this mean for you and your family? To start with, you need to be more
How to select the right sunscreen formula
Sunscreen is an essential part of any sun safety routine, but with so many options available, how do you know which one is best for your skin? Here Banana Boat shares sun protection tips that can help you and your family. When selecting a sunscreen, the first thing you should
Essential summer home improvement tips
Last year we saw record rainfall in many parts of Canada over the warmer months. Before the first summer storm hits this year, take some time to protect your property against flooding. Protect doors and windows. Put weather protection sealant around basement windows and the base of ground-level doors. Install flood
Protect your pearly whites: Use a sports mouthguard
Research has shown that the overall risk of orofacial injury is reduced when a sports mouthguard is worn during athletic activity. If you play sports like hockey, soccer, or football, practise martial arts, or enjoy extreme sports like BMX, skateboarding, skiing or snowboarding, you should invest in one. Dental hygienists
How science protects Canadian wildlife
Pesticides and crop biotechnology — also known as GMOs or genetically modified organisms — are being credited with preserving 35 million acres of Canadian wildlife habitat. These modern agricultural tools, perceived by many to be bad for people and the planet, are helping stave off a Canadian wildlife disaster. “If
How to protect the whole family on the water
While many families rush to enjoy the outdoors as soon as the weather gets warmer, it's important to take a moment and review safety procedures – especially around water. Whether you're going to a pool party, the beach or boating at the cottage, gather the family — even your pet
Have fun in the sun safely this March break
With time off around the corner, it's time to think of sun care. Whether you're headed down south or planning a staycation, you need to protect your skin from harmful UV rays. In fact, both snow and water can reflect UV rays, making your skin even more susceptible to sun
SOS Children’s Villages’ Response to the Refugee Crisis
Submitted by Boyd McBride, President and CEO, SOS Children’s Villages Canada. Today, we mark World Refugee Day. United, we stand to support refugees – those who must flee their home because of violence, war and natural disasters. There are over 60 million refugees in the world, over half of them
Response to Refugee Crisis Must Include Expanding Refugee Healthcare
The haunting image of Alan Kurdi’s lifeless body lying face down on a Turkish beach, and the subsequent revelation of the Kurdi family’s intention to seek asylum in Canada, have prompted many Canadians to ask what we can do as a country to help Syrian refugees. So far, our search
5 Safety Tips for Women Travelling Alone
A few precautions help reduce risks so you can focus on fun, globetrotting author says Perhaps more than ever, women are willing to ditch their travelling companions and go solo when it comes time to hit the road and see the world. A survey by Small Luxury Hotels of the
IBEW PROFILE: Rick Wallace
Rick Wallace is a construction and maintenance coordinator with Hydro Ottawa. Over the last 34 years, Wallace has been working in a career he loves and cannot imagine doing anything else. He says the best part about his job is being able to work outside with a great team that
Cover Your Grill
With all the rain we were are going to have this week, it is still no excuse to ignore your barbecue! Weber offers covers for any and every type of barbecue to ensure that the rainy day blues don’t get to you and no rusty reds get to your grill.
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