Steven Sabados- Decorating Outdoor Spaces
Be it a Patio or apartment balcony, Steven Sabados has you covered on budget-friendly ways to decorate your outdoor spaces this summer. #SponsoredContent
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
CTV News
an hour ago
- CTV News
Eastern Slopes Music and Arts Festival to showcase local artists, ice cream -- and beer
CTV's Ian White speaks with Tory Rosso from the Eastern Slopes Music and Arts Festival For the second year of the Eastern Slopes Music and Arts Festival, artistic director Tory Rosso admits it was challenging to weed through all the artists who wanted to be involved. The festival received 'an overwhelming amount' of submissions, Rosso said. ADVERTISEMENT 'It was a very good and very difficult problem to pare it down to just 14 acts.' Closing out the festival on Saturday at the Bridgeland-Riverside Community Association is Ginger Beef, featuring Calgary Flames organist Warren Tse and his wife, flutist Jiajia Li. Ginger Beef Calgary band Ginger Beef are the closing act Saturday at the Eastern Slopes Music and Arts Festival. (CTV Calgary) 'They're one of my favourite live acts to see in the city. Their rhythm section is incredible. They bring a great energy,' Rosso told CTV News. 'The goal is really just to showcase as many different factions of the scene as we can. You know, there's a little bit of everything from rock to pop, hip hop, country, soul, folk.' There will also be ice cream from Village Ice Cream and Made by Marcus, and craft beer from Big Rock and a variety of local food trucks. For more information about the Eastern Slopes Music and Arts Festival, go here.
CBC
an hour ago
- CBC
Steveston restaurant offers North America's first hotpot-for-pets experience
Looking to dine out with your pets? A Steveston restaurant has launched the first "hotpot/poke" experience for pets. Steve Zhang met with Chew Chew co-owner Suiki Zhang to learn more.
Globe and Mail
an hour ago
- Globe and Mail
Apple TV+ raises prices of its streaming service by $2 a month in Canada
Prices are going up at the house of Ted Lasso and Severance. Apple TV+ has announced it's raising the cost to watch its streaming programs by $2 per month in Canada. Apple AAPL-Q says it will now charge $14.99 a month, while the annual subscription price will remain at $129 per year. It's the first time the technology giant has hiked the fees at Apple TV+ since late 2023. Other major streaming services, including Netflix and Amazon's Prime Video, have made similar moves in recent months, part of an effort to squeeze more profits out of viewers' shift away from traditional cable packages. While Apple TV+ hosts a more limited selection of programming than its competitors, the brand has forged a reputation for its lavish productions, which include TV series Silo and The Morning Show, as well as films The Gorge and best picture Oscar winner Coda. The service also hosts major league soccer and baseball games. Earlier this year, Apple TV+ launched its first app for Android devices, giving users of non-Apple phones and tablets mobile access to its entertainment library.
