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New Accord Crosstour built for high-versatility touring
Accord Crosstour standard with V6 power, available with AWD
With today’s fuel prices and environmental concerns, more Canadian shoppers than ever are shifting away from the sport utility vehicle in favour of more car-like ‘crossover’ models. For those after all-season capability, all-activity flexibility and an efficient performance experience, a larger and heavier sport utility vehicle often doesn’t add up.
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Fit combines award-winning style and design with real-world utility
Honda’s Fit surprisingly roomy, sporty
When it comes to the intensely competitive Canadian small car market, few automakers can boast offering as much long-term value and as many awards as Honda. The Japanese automaker recently launched the second generation of their popular Fit, a compact, five-door car that’s designed to exceed expectations in its price range and deliver tremendous real-world functionality for the day-to-day lives of its owners.
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Summer Music Festivals
Peace, Love & Port-a-Potties
Warm weather, cold beverages and loud music – the holy trinity of the Summer music festival. Taking a page out of the Woodstock manual, concert promoters are securing some of the best live acts to come together for these once-in-a-lifetime, one-off performances. So, put on your walking shoes – here’s the lowdown on three of this Summer’s hottest music festivals.
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La Vie Est Belle in Québec City
Get ready to be instantly swept off your feet.
Beautiful, quaint and full of colourful festivals, Québec City is a destination unlike any other. With everything from lively promenades to peaceful wildlife parks, visitors from all over the world cannot help but fall in love with this four-century-old walled city. Families will find plenty of activities for kids of all ages while couples will undoubtedly discover that romance is alive and well in Québec City. Known as La Vieille Capitale (the Old Capital), Québec’s most charming city is sure to delight anyone with an appreciation for natural beauty and rich cultural tradition.
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Synthetic vs. Regular Engine Oil: Decisions, Decisions
Before you switch from one side to the other, make sure to ask your dealer for advice.
If you have ever had a conversation with anyone about engine oil, then you have undoubtedly come to the realization that almost every person out there has their own opinion regarding what represents the best option for both their own and your own automobile. Mechanics, performance enthusiasts, friends at work and even your own family are likely to hold varied points of view on the subject of engine lubricants and what you should be putting in your car when it’s time for your scheduled oil change.
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Working Toward Greener Businesses
Four tips for an eco-friendly office.
Even if you’re not the head honcho, going green at work doesn’t require a major office overhaul. Small changes, like the ones you practice at home (recycling, using less light), can apply to almost any business environment. And since you probably spend most of your week putting in those long hours, it pays off to take care of your workspace. Everyone will benefit and, who knows, eco-friendly habits may even boost office morale!
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Alternative Vacations
A new way to travel.
Looking to take a trip that will leave a lasting impact on not only you, but on others as well? Then look into the new form of travel that is quickly becoming all the rage for individuals and families alike – alternative vacations. Travel near or far and volunteer in a wide variety of fields including conservation, construction and community development. Wherever your passion lies, there is an alternative vacation for you.
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The Low-Down on High Blood Pressure
Kick hypertension to the curb with a few tips and some willpower.
With nearly one in three adults suffering from high blood pressure, there’s no better time to get the world population back in tiptop shape. Uncontrolled hypertension can result in stroke, kidney failure and heart failure – all without warning. Known as a “silent disease,” high blood pressure can sneak up on anyone at anytime. Fortunately, however, the risk of hypertension-related complications can be reduced. And while a doctor may prescribe effective medications to keep your pressure under control, there are many things you can do to take your health into your own hands! Here are some natural tips to avoid a trip to the ER:
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