Thanks bc for suggesting this awesome Apple freebie.
Apple will be celebrating the Grand Opening of their latest retail store, Apple Store, Pacific Centre on Saturday, May 24th at 10am-7pm Pacific. The first 1,000 people to visit the Apple Store receive a free Apple Store, Pacific Centre Hill T-shirt.
Address:
Apple Store, Pacific Centre
701 West Georgia Street
Vancouver, British Columbia V7Y 1G5
Thanks consumatrix for suggesting this very informative article 🙂
This article is a must read for any serious Aeroplan Miles Canada collector. It explain how to book long-distance reward flights in first or business class at the Classic rate.
Follow this plan if you are a basic Aeroplan member and hope to book long-distance reward flights in first or business class at the Classic rate:
Book by phone using an Aeroplan agent. The help you’ll get is worth the $30 fee. And agents have access to reward seats before they show up on the Aeroplan website.
Be prepared to book about 354 days in advance, the approximate time reward seats on Air Canada and some Star Alliance partners become available. They are often gone within an hour. If you miss out, don’t give up. Some partner airlines don’t post their reward seats until days or weeks later.
With YouTube, you never know what to expect, but among a pile of rubble, you’ll find a gem; this, in my opinion, certainly is one of them. Not a word of it is in english, and when captioned the song itself doesn’t fit, but the story as told through the video is absolutely beautiful; touching and sad.
Metal Gear Solid 4 Guns of the Patriots is on sale at Amazon.ca for $49.99. However you can use coupon code MAPNEWNCSAVE to save an additional $10. So the price becomes $39.99.
Thanks to the person who suggested this deal without leaving their name.
When ordering on line and you have reached the check out put in the promo box this code. LNTC20S all in caps. This will give you free shipping and 20% off.
A lot of people would argue that Expo 67 was Canada’s crowning cultural achievement. I was born thirteen years to late to have experienced it first hand, but from everything I’ve read and watched on the subject I’d be inclined to agree.
I also love how the internet can create a public archive of personal footage. Back in 1967 who would have imagined that the people of 41 years later would be able to view videos of their family vacation from anywhere in the world?
So without further adieu, I present you with 3 minutes of Expo 67 as seen through the eyes of a vacationing family.
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If you’re interested in a comprehensive guide to all things Expo 67, click here. Any of you SmartCanuckers have any memories of the event first hand?
Chances are that if you shop online you’ve on more than one occassion thought you had found a great deal only to discover that it’s for Americans only. If you’re a Canadian gamer, a new website has come to the rescue.
GamesForCanada.com works on a simple concept: shipping games to Canada costs no more than two or three dollars, but US businesses either charge and exorbitant amount or refuse to ship up north altogether. Acting as a middle man, GFC purchases games from US retailers and resells them to Canadians at a reasonable shipping rate. Right now the website is in early beta, so there’s not a lot of product yet. Some highlights so far include Advance Wars: Days of Ruin (MSRP $39.99 CAN) for only $15.99 and WarioWare: Smooth Moves (MSRP $49.99 CAN) for $29.90.
Keep an eye on this site in weeks to come. Something tells me that we’ll be seeing every great US deal pop up on there once they’re up and running.
Chances are that if you shop online you’ve on more than one occassion thought you had found a great deal only to discover that it’s for Americans only. If you’re a Canadian gamer, a new website has come to the rescue.
