For those of you who were left hanging in the season 7 finale of the tongue-in-cheek animated spy sitcom, Archer, you’ll be relieved to hear that season 8 will begin streaming on Netflix Canada this September (the first to be exact).

Archer is just one among many titles that will be getting their season reboot on Netflix this fall, along with a number of Netflix originals (both TV series and movies) that will be premiering over the next few weeks. We’ve rounded up the full list of what you’ll be able to stream this September, and like always, we are providing asterisks (*) for the movies/TV series that have an 80% or higher ranking on Rotten Tomatoes.

September 1-6

• Archer (season 8)*
• Assassin’s Creed
• Black Sea*
• Chelsea (season 2)
• FINAL FANTASY XIV Dad of Light (season 1)
• Hidden Figures*
• LEGO Elves: Secrets of Elvendale, Season 1 (Netflix Original)
• Little Evil (Netflix Original)
• Narcos, Season 3 (Netflix Original)*
• Resurface (Netflix Original)
• Say Anything…*
• Silence*
• Stretch*
• The B-Side*
• The Ice Storm*
• The Last Shaman
• The Lost Brother
• The Squid and the Whale*
• The Wiggles, Season 1
• Timeless, Season 1
• Who the F*** is That Guy? The Fabulous Journey of Michael Alago
• Why Him?
• Marc Maron: Too Real (Netflix Original)
• Newsies: The Broadway Musical*
• Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls
• A Good American*

September 8-14

• #REALITYHIGH (Netflix Original)
• BoJack Horseman, Season 4 (Netflix Original)*
• Fabrizio Copano: Solo Pienso En Mi (Netflix Original)
• Fire Chasers, Season 1 (Netflix Original)
• Greenhouse Academy, Season 1 (Netflix Original)
• Joaquín Reyes: Una y no más (Netflix Original)
• Spirit: Riding Free, Season 2 (Netflix Original)
• The Confession Tapes, Season 1 (Netflix Original)
• The Space Between Us
• The Walking Dead, Season 7*
• Nashville, Season 5*
• Son of Zorn, Season 1
• Jeff Dunham: Relative Disaster (Netflix Original)
• The Little Rascals

September 15-19

• American Vandal, Season 1 (Netflix Original)
• Dragons’ Den (UK) Season 13
• First They Killed My Father (Netflix Original)
• Foo Fighters: Back and Forth
• George Harrison: Living in the Material World*
• Project Mc², Part 5 (Netflix Original)
• Strong Island (Netflix Original)
• Time: The Kalief Browder Story, Season 1 (Netflix Original)
• VeggieTales in the City, Season 2 (Netflix Original)
• Trash
• Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (2017)
• Jerry Before Seinfeld (Netflix Original)

September 20-30

• Mr. Gaga: A True Story of Love and Dance*
• Scream Queens, Season 2
• This is Us, Season 1*
• Wentworth, Season 5
• Breakfast at Tiffany’s*
• Lethal Weapon, Season 1
• The Deer Hunter*
• The Good Place, Season 1*
• 6 Days (Netflix Original)
• Fuller House, New Episodes (Netflix Original)
• Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father, Season 1 (Netflix Original)
• Monster Trucks
• The Exorcist, Season 1
• Planet Earth II*
• Terrace House: Aloha State, Part 4 (Netflix Original)
• Hotel Transylvania 2
• Lee Daniels’ Star, Season 2
• The Other Guys
• Grey’s Anatomy, Season 13
• The Expendables 3
• There Will Be Blood*
• Big Mouth, Season 1 (Netflix Original)
• Club de Cuervos, Season 3 (Netflix Original)*
• Gerald’s Game (Netflix Original)
• Our Souls at Night (Netflix Original)
• Paul Hollywood’s Big Continental Road Trip, Season 1 (Netflix Original)
• Real Rob, Season 2 (Netflix Original)
• The Magic School Bus Rides Again, Season 1 (Netflix Original)
• Rings
• Southpaw
• The Devil’s Candy*
• xXx: The Return of Xander Cage

Cineplex Canada has released their new schedule. The Cineplex Canada Family Favourites Movies include:

• Today, Saturday, August 26, 2017 at 11am the film Pup Star 2 Encore, Comedy, Family, Musical, is the Family Favourites for $2.99 (1h 30m).

Here’s the upcoming movie every Saturday morning at 11am for Cineplex Family Favourites at $2.99 each:

September 2017:

• Saturday September 2, 2017: Power Rangers
• Saturday September 9, 2017: Smurfs: The Lost Village
• Saturday September 16, 2017: Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul
• Saturday September 23, 2017: The Princess Bride
• Saturday September 30, 2017: Boss Baby

Click here to see a list of Cineplex participates in the Family Favourites event.

Click here to get tickets from Cineplex online

Cineplex Canada has an awesome 30 Days of Summer Event! This week, the Cineplex promotion includes: Tuesday prices everyday! See any movie at ant theatre on any day for Tuesday pricing!

The Cineplex promotion is valid from Friday, August 25, 2017 until  Thursday, August 31, 2017. You’ll pay Tuesday price only 🙂 Enjoy!

Click here to find Cineplex Canada near you.

It was decided on Monday by a California jury that Johnson & Johnson, the multinational corporation valued to be worth at least $65 billion, will have to pay $417 million to a US woman who claims that the company’s talc-based products (namely, the Johnson’s Baby Powder) caused her to develop ovarian cancer.

The woman, Eva Echeverria, is one of 4,800 people who have brought similar allegations against the company’s baby powder product for feminine hygiene, though her lawsuit is by far the largest so far. In total, she will receive $70 million in compensatory damages and $347 in punitive damages.

The Los Angeles Superior court ruled in Echeverria’s favour with the allegation that J&J did not do an adequate job in warning customers about the potential risks involved using their talc-based products.

J&J is going ahead with appealing the verdict and said in a statement from a representative for J&J that:

“We will appeal today’s verdict because we are guided by the science, which supports the safety of Johnson’s Baby Powder. In April, the National Cancer Institute’s Physician Data Query Editorial Board wrote, ‘The weight of evidence does not support an association between perineal talc exposure and an increased risk of ovarian cancer.’ We are preparing for additional trials in the US and we will continue to defend the safety of Johnson’s Baby Powder”

This is the largest of the verdicts to be reached with second largest totalling to $110 million. And there have already been five trials leading up to the Californian one, all of which have taken place in Missouri state court.

There are still hundreds of California talc-based cases against J&J that have yet to go to trial, but this most recent case will set a harrowing precedent for the New Jersey based company.

Click here to learn more about the Johnson & Johnson baby powder lawsuit.

IKEA Canada has some great sales in each store every Wednesday, also known as Wacky Wednesday! The following list includes the IKEA Canada Wacky Wednesday deals and sales that will be valid on Wednesday August 23, 2017.

Check out the list below before you visit your local IKEA store to take advantage of the savings! If your location has yet to be announced, stay tuned for more details!  It’s a 1-day only sale and limited to the stock available.

IKEA Boucherville :

• Ikea Family
• Now or Never
• New Lower Price

Pampers Canada has a new promo code for FREE rewards points available for a limited time!

• Use the promo code KRAZYCOUPONLADY to claim your 25 FREE rewards points.
• Use the promo code XSURVEY20PT2017 to claim your 20FREE rewards points.

Note that you do NOT need to have babies or children to participate in this program and everyone is eligible to join the Pampers Canada rewards program.

Click here to redeem your Pampers Canada rewards

Pâtisserie Jessica is recalling par Sophie! brand Chocolate Raspberry Mousse Cake from the marketplace due to norovirus. Consumers should not consume the recalled product described below.

What you should do

Check to see if you have recalled products in your home. Recalled products should be thrown out or returned to the store where they were purchased.

If you think you became sick from consuming a recalled product, call your doctor.

People with norovirus illness usually develop symptoms of gastroenteritis within 24 to 48 hours, but symptoms can start as early as 12 hours after exposure. The illness often begins suddenly. Even after having the illness, you can still become re-infected by norovirus. The main symptoms of norovirus illness are diarrhea, vomiting (children usually experience more vomiting than adults), nausea and stomach cramps. Other symptoms may include low-grade fever, headache, chills, muscle aches and fatigue (a general sense of tiredness). Most people feel better within one or two days, with symptoms resolving on their own, and experience no long-term health effects. As with any illness causing diarrhea or vomiting, people who are ill should drink plenty of liquids to replace lost body fluids and prevent dehydration. In severe cases, patients may need to be hospitalized and given fluids intravenously.

There have been reported illnesses associated with the consumption of the products listed in the Updated Food Recall Warning on August 16, 2017. However, at this time, there have been no confirmed illnesses associated with the product identified in this Food Recall Warning.

Click here to read more information about this recall.

Digital Kids Cards Are Back at Boston Pizza! A $5 Donation Gets You a Digital Kids Card that includes 5 FREE KIDS meals.

All donations go to Boston Pizza Foundation Future Prospects a program that helps support kids in communities across Canada by providing more than 200,000 hours of mentorship with role models each year.

This Boston Pizza promotion is valid until June 30, 2018.

Click here to get more information about this promotion.

Click here to find Boston Pizza near you.

Today, Monday at around 2:30pm EST, the afternoon sky will darken in a rare moment where the moon moves between the earth and the sun, known as a solar eclipse. The moon’s long shadow will cast across most parts of the U.S., though you will be able to catch some of the effects of the solar eclipse in Canada as well. People residing in Victoria will have the best chance of seeing the full solar eclipse, while people in Iqaluit will have the most reduced chances of seeing it.

As you’ve probably heard from the warnings, solar eclipses can cause blindness in some instances if you look directly at the sun without proper eyewear protection. Some schools and daycares will actually be letting the kids off early so they can be with their parents to watch the eclipse.

The next solar eclipse is not going to be until 2024, but that one will be less visible to us North Americans so I suggest you take an hour or two off tomorrow afternoon to grab a sneak peek of this rare astrological occurrence.

CTV News has put together this helpful graphic, which you can use to track where and when you should be for optimal viewing of the solar eclipse tomorrow.

Click here to learn more about the solar eclipse.

Back-to-school shopping can be stressful no matter how many times you’ve done it. The school will often send out a list of mandatory supplies for elementary school students to help parents and their kids figure out what they need before the school year starts. But as kids get older there seems to be less guidance about what your child needs for the impending school year, even though they’ll often arrive on the first day of middle school or high school and have teacher’s asking why they didn’t pick up X item or get X brand of a specific scientific calculator.

We’ve decided to at least try and diffuse some of that back-to-school shopping anxiety by curating lists for both middle school and high school kids. These lists are obviously not exhaustive, nor are the items included on the list mandatory, but will probably serve best as a guide for what you should budget for.

Middle School back-to-school list:

• backpack/sidebag and gym bag (especially if your child is involved in sports)
• USB drive and backup drive (trust me, once you’ve had one of your projects magically erased, you’ll always backup your work)
• lock for locker
• agenda/calendar (unless supplied by the school)
• pencils/mechanical pencils (if getting mechanical, be sure to get refills of led)
• pens and highlighters for studying/notes
• binder (either one big one for all subjects, or multiple smaller ones)
• looseleaf
• pencil case and lunch box
• Notebooks (e.g. Hilroy 80 page Notebooks for studying/taking notes)
• eraser
• whiteout
• folders for holding handouts

High School back-to-school list:

• laptop (unless you have a desktop/shared laptop at home)
• scientific calculator or graphing calculator* (your child may only need this if they are taking more advanced math/physics classes)
• backpack/sidebag and gym bag
• USB drive and backup drive
• lock for locker
• pencils/mechanical pencils (if getting mechanical, be sure to get refills of led)
• pens and highlighters for studying/notes
• binder (either one big one for all subjects, or multiple smaller ones)
• looseleaf
• pencil case and lunch box
• locker organizer
• Notebooks (e.g. Hilroy 80 page Notebooks for studying/taking notes)
• eraser
• whiteout
• folders for holding handouts
• project/essay/report laminated folders (e.g. Staples Clear Front Report Folder)

This should cover most of the basics that you’d need for your back-to-school supplies shopping. Most other items that you would need a teacher would specify ahead of time so that you could have time to go out and pick it up before classes begin.

As for back-to-school shopping, as kids get older they may like to exercise more agency in what they get for the new school year, especially if they’re in high school and have a part-time job that allows them to buy more, if not all, of their own clothes. This list is again more of a loose idea of what you can pick up to be prepared for the year ahead, but I’d suggest that before you go out shopping with your kids you do a purge of their closet where you lay all of their clothes out and sort them into three piles: things they still wear, things they’ve grown out of, and things they no longer wear anymore.

This will give you a clear idea of what their wardrobes are lacking in and what they’ve got too much of, which should also allow you to customize this suggested back-to-school shopping list to your child’s specific needs.

Back-to-school clothing checklist:

• pants 2-5 (jeans, cords, khakis, etc.)
• workout clothing/sports wear 2-3 (e.g. sweatpants, running shorts, leggings, etc.)
• dress pants/skirts, at least one for either boys or girls
• casual dresses/skirts (if your daughter likes them)
• hoodies/sweaters, for the cooler days 2-5
• casual tees and blouses (4-5) and long-sleeve tees/button ups (3)
• 1 pair of casual sneakers, 1 pair of formal shoes, and (if needed) 1 pair of sneakers for sports
• rainboots and winter boots (plus fleece liner, if needed)
• winter coat (if coat from last year doesn’t fit)
• fall coat/fleece (if coat from last year doesn’t fit)
• winter accessories (e.g. mittens, hat, scarf, gloves)
• socks and underwear (between 10-14)
• hair accessories (e.g. headband for sports, barrettes, hair elastics, etc.)
• nail polish (if wanted)
• face wash
• deodorant/anti-perperant
• hand sanitizer
• gum (if wanted)

Happy back-to-school shopping!

Toys R Us Canada has FREE Family Events in August. The Toys R Us June Family Events include fun make & Takes, product demos, giveaways and more.

Visit your local Toys“R”Us store to take part in the exciting promotions and activities your kids will love. All events are offered In-store only. While quantities last. Giveaways and make and takes are limit to one per child. Events recommended for children ages 4 years and up.

Saturday, August 19, 2017 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.: Wonder Event , Join for hands-on demonstrations of toys that will give your kids something to think about!

• Slime Kit Demo and Takeaway
•  Gyroscope and Flywheel Demo
•  Vex Catapult Demo
•  Grow Snow Demo and Takeaway
•  Scientific Explorer Electricity Kit Demo
•  Rusty Rivets Botasaur Demo and Play
•  Science Scavenger Hunt and Magnifying Glass Giveaway
•  Magformers Demo and Giveaway
•  Kitchen Science Experiments Demo
•  LEGO Boost Coding Master Class (available in select stores only.)

Click here to view the Toys R Us flyer.

Click here to get more information on this event.

Cineplex Canada has released their new schedule. The Cineplex Canada Family Favourites Movies include:

• Today, Saturday, August 19, 2017 at 11am the film Pup Star 2 Premiere, Comedy, Family, Musical, is the Family Favourites for $2.99 (1h 30m).

Here’s the upcoming movie every Saturday morning at 11am for Cineplex Family Favourites at $2.99 each:

August 2017:

• Saturday, August 26, 2017: Pup Star 2 Encore

September 2017:

• Saturday September 2, 2017: Power Rangers
• Saturday September 9, 2017: Smurfs: The Lost Village
• Saturday September 16, 2017: Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul
• Saturday September 23, 2017: The Princess Bride
• Saturday September 30, 2017: Boss Baby

Click here to see a list of Cineplex participates in the Family Favourites event.

Click here to get tickets from Cineplex online

Toys R Us Canada has FREE Family Events in August. The Toys R Us June Family Events include fun make & Takes, product demos, giveaways and more.

Visit your local Toys“R”Us store to take part in the exciting promotions and activities your kids will love. All events are offered In-store only. While quantities last. Giveaways and make and takes are limit to one per child. Events recommended for children ages 4 years and up.

August 18, 2017: Play-Doh Pencil Case Gift With Purchase

• FREE Play-Doh Pencil Case when you spend $20 or more (before taxes) on ANY Play-Doh
• Pencil Case includes: 3 Play-Doh mini cans and activity booklet. While they last. Max. 30 per store. Available instore only. Selection varies.
• While they last

Click here to view the Toys R Us flyer.

Click here to get more information on this event.

Shout out to all Seinfeld fans! If you’re in the GTA this weekend then check out the pop-up cafe at Field Trip Cafe which will be selling Seinfeld-related art, drinks and snacks starting today, August 18 until Sunday August 20 2017.

Field Trip Cafe is located at 3 Westmoreland Avenue, Toronto, ON.

Remember, don’t double dip the chips otherwise there’ll be no soup for you!

Customers of Loblaws PC Financial bank will be experiencing some major shifts come this October, as CIBC has officially taken over PC Financial and will be rebranding the bank as Simplii.

CIBC has been running the back-end of PC Financial’s in-house brand bank since its inception in 1997, but the two companies have decided to part ways, leaving CIBC in full control of the reins.

People who are currently members of PC Financial will continue to take advantage of the new bank, Simplii’s, no-fee daily banking and interest rates that were part of PC Financial.

Mortgages that were issued by CIBC will also remain the same, but customers will no longer be able to collect extra PC Plus points by using their Simplii card as of October 31, 2017. Points collected prior to this date, however, will remain on your account and can still be used towards collecting free groceries.

Loblaws has come out and said they plan to develop more products and to continue focusing on their popular loyalty program.

The PC Financial MasterCard products will also remained unchanged by CIBC’s absorption of PC Financial, meaning that you can still collect bonus PC points by using your MasterCard to pay for groceries.

Click here to learn more about the CIBC swallowing of PC Financial.