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Your Essential Holiday Hosting Party Planner For 2012

2 For Couples | Karen Cleveland | Posted 11.12.2012 | Canada Style
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A bit of planning leading up to a holiday party is the key to quelling any hosting anxieties. (An extra shot of rum in the eggnog can't hurt, eith...

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The Case For Good Manners

Barbara Berezowski | Posted 01.11.2013 | Canada Impact
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Barbara Berezowski

In today's world, there is such a fast pace to keep up with and there is a stress level that is raising the roof. People have become overwhelmed with the pressures of life resulting in a cold and selfish environment. It's detrimental to life, happiness and health. Don't accept this outcome. Make an effort to change this. Kindness does matter.

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10 Bad Habits to Let Go of in 2012

Marcia Sirota | Posted 02.28.2012 | Canada Living
Read More: Good Manners, Denial, Rudeness, Gossip, Bad Attitude, Avoidance, Co-Dependency, Bad Habits, New Years Resolutions 2011, Self-Improvement Tips, New Years Resolutions, Self-Improvement, Canada Living News
Marcia Sirota

No matter how curious you are about what your ex is up to, there's never any good that can come out of scrolling through his/her Facebook page. Let go of this bad habit and let go of the ex so that you can move on to better things.

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Elevator Etiquette: Is Chivalry Dead?

Kelly Connor | Posted 09.17.2011 | Canada
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Kelly Connor

It seems that men over the age of 30 (give or take) tend to allow women to enter and exit the elevator first. On the other hand, younger men tend to exit and enter based on order. Personally I don't mind either way. I'm more concerned with the thought that chivalry is dead.

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