Life in Calgary

As I write this the windchill factor is at -35 C and that is pretty cold.

If you don’t live in Canada and have to idea what that means I suggest the following experiment: Stick your head into your freezer and think of something 3 times colder than that as your freezer probably does not go below -10 to -15.

What do you do?

Well, assuming you have to go out my suggestion is that you dress as warm as possible and pay very good attention to the transit schedule in case you depend on buses or the LRT to go wherever you need to go. It’s important to minimize exposure to the cold and the less you spend waiting for a bus at the bus stop the better.

The other suggestion is to try to engage into some physical activity. If you have a gym membership or can buy a day swimming pool pass to one of the community centres then it’s a good day to do so. This will help you keep your body in good shape.

Hopefully the cold won’t stay around much longer.

Be safe out there and drive carefully.

It’s sad to see lives taken away and lives destroyed because somebody had too much to drink and decided that driving was a good idea.

Why people can’t take a cab or ask somebody to come to pick them up? Why is this so complicated?

Please support Mothers Against Drunk Drivers.

Here is a list of Alberta Top Employers.

Good luck in your search.

Happy New Year!

In case you are looking for a job I noticed that Staples put a fancy Job site together.

Good luck!

With the travel season quickly approaching I thought I should mention some information that you may find useful in case you lose your passport or other items:

Lost Passaport Toronto Airport
905 676-2212 (Air Canada’s Lost & Found – Toronto)
905-676-5380 (Canadian Customs lost passport Hotline)
1800-4619999 (Canada Customs)

lost.items@aircanada.com

Crazy winds in Calgary last Sunday. Damage all over the place.

Take a look at this plane landing at the Calgary International Airport:

Took this picture at Confederation Park a couple of days ago. Great place for a walk.

Here are a few sites that can be of use f you are looking at saving a few bucks:

save.ca – You will be able to download some coupons that they have available at their site.

smartcanucks.ca – Tons of discounts and promotions.

websaver.ca - More coupons.

redflagdeals.com - All sorts of deals announced on this site.

shopbot.ca – Compare prices before you buy.

pricenetwork.ca – Mode deals

Suggestion: Only buy something if you really need it no matter what kind of discount may be offered.

Feel free to leave a comment if you know of any other sites worth checking.