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CTV News
08-07-2025
- Business
- CTV News
The Good Stuff: Amazon Prime Day Summer Essentials You Can Snag At A Discount
Get your lawn looking its best, banish bugs, and sip in style with these must-haves. One of the year's biggest sales, Amazon Prime Day, has begun, and The Good Stuff wants to make your summer shopping experience easier and breezier than ever. Finding the best deals can be difficult, so we've searched and scrolled to bring you a few of our favourite products. There are YETI cups, lawnmowers, pressure washers, and more, all waiting to be added to your cart. And don't forget to check out our list of the 50+ best 2025 Prime Day deals you can get in Canada. When is Amazon Prime Day 2025 in Canada? Amazon Prime Day starts today, July 8th, and runs through July 11th, so it's actually not just a day—it's a full four days of savings. The event is exclusively for Prime members, but even those without memberships will also be able to snag some awesome deals. How to take advantage of Amazon Prime Day 2025 in Canada? First things first, you'll want to sign up for an Amazon Prime account. Most deals are exclusive to Prime members, and you definitely won't want to miss out. You'll have the added benefit of seeing your orders arrive on your doorstep lickety-split (you can get free 1-day delivery on many items in most cities, with no minimum purchase required). It costs $99 a year (plus tax), but students can get it for only $49 (plus tax). If you've never tried it out, you can sign up for a 30-day trial period (seriously, now's the time). The benefits of your Amazon Prime account aren't limited to Prime Day, though. With your membership, you'll have access to other Amazon services, like Amazon Music and Prime Video, where you can watch Amazon Original series and more. It'll also give you access to Prime Reading, where you can read a regularly updated selection of books for free. Here are a few of The Good Stuff's favourite summer finds from Amazon Prime Day: Amazon Prime Day 2025: Everything You Need To Know About Canada's Biggest Savings Event The Good Stuff: Beat The Heat With These Prime Day Sales The Social: Cottage Must-Haves You Can Get On Sale This Amazon Prime Day Disclaimer: The prices displayed are accurate at the time of publication. We'll do our best to keep them as up-to-date as possible, but you may see slight changes.
CTV News
08-07-2025
- Business
- CTV News
The Good Stuff: Beat The Heat With These Prime Day Sales
Celebrate summer with these Amazon Prime Day discounts. Amazon Prime Day has arrived, and The Good Stuff is here to help you beat the heat with amazing finds and next-level savings. Because scrolling can get tedious, we've dug through the site to find the best discounts. There are pool floaties, self-care staples, and a ton of other summery finds you'll probably be thrilled to save a few bucks on. And don't forget to check out our list of the 50+ best 2025 Prime Day deals you can get in Canada. When is Amazon Prime Day 2025 in Canada? Amazon Prime Day starts today, July 8th, and runs through July 11th, so it's actually not just a day—it's a full four days of savings. The event is exclusively for Prime members, but even those without memberships will also be able to snag some awesome deals. How to take advantage of Amazon Prime Day 2025 in Canada? First things first, you'll want to sign up for an Amazon Prime account. Most deals are exclusive to Prime members, and you definitely won't want to miss out. You'll have the added benefit of seeing your orders arrive on your doorstep lickety-split (you can get free 1-day delivery on many items in most cities, with no minimum purchase required). It costs $99 a year (plus tax), but students can get it for only $49 (plus tax). If you've never tried it out, you can sign up for a 30-day trial period (seriously, now's the time). The benefits of your Amazon Prime account aren't limited to Prime Day, though. With your membership, you'll have access to other Amazon services, like Amazon Music and Prime Video, where you can watch Amazon Original series and more. It'll also give you access to Prime Reading, where you can read a regularly updated selection of books for free. Here are a few of The Good Stuff's favourite finds from Amazon Prime Day: Have fun outdoors and enjoy the summer weather Capture the memories If it's too hot to head outside, try these indoor activities And don't forget about self-care The Absolute Best Tinted Lip Balms You Can Get In Canada Right Now Amazon Prime Day 2025: Everything You Need To Know About Canada's Biggest Savings Event 20 Of The Best Birthday Gifts To Give In July 2025 Disclaimer: The prices displayed are accurate at the time of publication. We'll do our best to keep them as up-to-date as possible, but you may see slight changes.
Toronto Sun
20-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Toronto Sun
Colin and Justin: Keep it cool this summer
The Stockholm flat weave rug from IKEA (seen here as part of a recent vignette created for CTV's 'The Good Stuff') is a great starting point for any cool scheme like this, composed with upholstery, tables and a credenza from Casalife ( Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Learn to live comfortably without air conditioning This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada. Unlimited online access to articles from across Canada with one account. Get exclusive access to the Toronto Sun ePaper, an electronic replica of the print edition that you can share, download and comment on. Enjoy insights and behind-the-scenes analysis from our award-winning journalists. 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Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience. Access articles from across Canada with one account Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments Enjoy additional articles per month Get email updates from your favourite authors Don't have an account? Create Account Being that we spend each summer running North Star, our boutique hotel on the Atlantic coast in Cape Breton, it's no coincidence we've learned to embrace the beach home aesthetic. Less so, however, the hackneyed royal blue and white schematics of old, and more so the 'tone on tone' shade register, chosen to suffuse cooling atmosphere at every turn, that populates much of our beach front hotel. To lower temperatures, a mix of white, cream and linen hues will help 'reflect heat, the resultant vibe feeling fresh and clean. Bear in mind, though, you needn't always reach for the paint brush; create the look with accessories, especially if you already have a neutral backdrop. The Stockholm flat weave rug from IKEA (seen here as part of a recent vignette created for CTV's 'The Good Stuff') is a great starting point for any cool scheme like this, composed with upholstery, tables and a credenza from Casalife ( Your noon-hour look at what's happening in Toronto and beyond. By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. Please try again This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Sure, the rug also contains graphite colour notes, but these serve as super 'anchors' to punctuate and balance an otherwise neutral scheme. Shield windows from heat Keep coverings closed during the day to avoid the greenhouse effect, where sun blares in and temperatures soar. Blackout blinds (or curtains) don't only stop light, they reduce heat build up. Blinds To Go ( have well priced inventory, and with convenient online measuring – and cross Canada delivery – you'll be ready to chill in an instant. Cross breezes If evenings are cooler where you are, open windows (safely, of course, mindful of pets and home security) and let fresh air flood in. Cross breezes are remarkable, their science proven (even if air is warmer) to cool space in the absence of mechanical systems. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Make your own 'air conditioning' When at the cottage, we keep cool by positioning a large bowl of ice — or ice packs — at the front of an electric fan. Place in the bedroom an hour before turning in to create a cool 'air conditioned' feel and, if the noise doesn't intrude, leave in place, whilst sleeping, to awaken refreshed and invigorated. Dress your bed accordingly Cotton bedding feels cool in summer, whilst bamboo sheets and pillowcases are lightweight and breathable to engender temperature balance. Wash linens regularly and, if you want to be extra cool, pop laundered sheets into a large ziplock bag and stash in the freezer before dressing your bed. Okay, so the coolness won't last all night, but – in the short term – the temperature dip could be enough to despatch you to the land of nod. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Check out Canadian owned Hush ( for a bedding range that's hypoallergenic and cool to the touch. The Big Chill The 'Climate Comfort Sleep System' will help keep you cool under the covers. Operated from a neat box that slips easily under most beds, it delivers (via a flexible hose) cooling air to wick away body heat and moisture. Particularly useful for hot sleepers, and those prone to night sweats and hot flashes. Find out more at Choose a single life (at bedtime). Whilst the thought of summer nights might conjure a spot of 'Danny loves Sandy' magic, truth is bedtime can be cooler spent alone. Nocturnal solitaire removes the heat source of your partner, so you can spread out and better control personal temperature. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. You spin me 'round Set overhead fans to spin counterclockwise to maximise cooling potential during summer months. Sleeping below counterclockwise blades, you should experience a wind-chill down draught that makes you feel much cooler. Conversely (in winter) set fans to clockwise to produce an updraft, which forces warm air (gathered near the ceiling) into the space below. For a stellar range of devices, check out Canadian owned Fan Shoppe, ( whose collection serves a perfect mix of style and realistic price points. In the city, jump under a cold shower before bed to help moderate body temperature. And if at the cottage? Keep cool by by jumping in the lake. Alternatively (wherever you are) try diving head-first into a deliciously chilled beer. We, of course, would be good with any of the foregoing options… Watch for Colin and Justin on Citytv's Breakfast Television and Colin and Justin's Sub- Zero Reno on Paramount Plus TV. Find the Colin and Justin Home Collection in stores across Canada. Visit Toronto & GTA MMA News World Sunshine Girls
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Wife of Fayetteville's ‘Field of Dreams' builder Sam Perroni, passes at 76
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — Patricia Perroni, the wife of Sam Perroni, who built a 'Field of Dreams' baseball field in his Fayetteville backyard, died May 19. Sam, his true love story with his wife Patricia, and his beautiful ball field were profiled last August on 'The Good Stuff' with Doug Warner. Each year, Sam hosts a youth baseball tournament with money benefiting the Alzheimer's Association — Arkansas Chapter. Patricia was diagnosed with Alzheimer's shortly after the ballfield was built. Patricia and Sam's love story first began in high school. To this day, he describes Patricia as 'Pure of heart,' a relationship that began in 1966. They later married in 1969. Patricia Perroni was 76 years old. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Rakyat Post
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Rakyat Post
A New Chapter In Malaysian Whisky Culture: Compass Box's Core Collection Makes Its Mark
Subscribe to our FREE In a welcome twist to Malaysia's evolving spirits scene, Compass Box Whisky has officially planted its flag on local soil, bringing its reimagined core collection to discerning drinkers who appreciate both craft and creativity. The launch, hosted at the industrial-chic Kedai Minuman Keras Orang Baik in The Gasket Alley, perfectly embodied the brand's ethos – classic yet unconventional, sophisticated yet approachable. The star attractions? Two new expressions that had whisky enthusiasts reaching for their tasting glasses: Nectarosity and Crimson Casks. This whisky is crafted from malts sourced from respected distilleries such as Linkwood, Clynelish, and Girvan, showcasing a harmonious blend. (Pix: Compass Box) Think of Nectarosity as that perfectly executed French pastry in liquid form – all vanilla, honey, and caramel notes that make you wonder if you're in a high-end patisserie rather than a whisky tasting. Meanwhile, Crimson Casks brings the kind of rich, sherry-influenced complexity that makes you want to sink into your favourite leather armchair and contemplate life's finer things. Beyond the Bottle: Compass Box's Malaysian Debut Stirs Up the Local Whisky Scene These newcomers join the already beloved Orchard House (imagine biting into the crispest apple while walking through a Scottish orchard) and The Peat Monster (which, despite its intimidating name, offers the kind of balanced smokiness that could convert even peat sceptics). 'For 25 years, we've been the ones asking 'why not?' in an industry often stuck on 'because that's how it's always been done,'' shared Léo Korenbaum, Compass Box's Asia-Pacific Manager, capturing the brand's rebellious spirit in a nutshell. Orchard House offers a flavour profile reminiscent of rolling tobacco, with an uplift that appeals to those who prefer non-peaty options. (Pix: Compass Box) The Good Stuff, Compass Box's chosen partner in this Malaysian venture, seems cut from the same innovative cloth. 'We're not just moving bottles; we're sharing stories,' explained Elwin Chin, whose title as 'Spiritual Advisor' at The Good Stuff perfectly encapsulates the company's approach to premium spirits distribution. For those eager to explore these new expressions, they're now available through The launch marks more than just new bottles hitting the shelves – it's another milestone in Malaysia's maturing whisky culture, where appreciation for craft and complexity continues to grow. And if the enthusiastic response at the launch is anything to go by, Compass Box's transparent approach to whiskymaking has found its audience in Malaysia's increasingly sophisticated spirits scene. READ MORE : READ MORE : READ MORE : Share your thoughts with us via TRP's . Get more stories like this to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter.
