It's the Save.ca #saveitfwd Twitter Party and you're invited! Join in the conversation as we chat about the rising cost of groceries, share some advice on how to cut down your weekly grocery bill and discover what savings tips and tricks you've got up your sleeve.
Date: February 9th, 2016
Time: 8pm EST
Host: @SAVECA
Hashtag: #saveitfwd
Head on over to save.ca to RSVP and join us in Tuesday for a chance to win 1 of 6 Visa gift cards valued at $50 and 1 of 9 WagJag gift cards valued at $15 each!
And don't forget to tweet in the name of helping Canadians save!
This week, my husband and I bought a new vehicle since my husband's truck is pretty old and run down. As a result, we have been looking at ways in which we can reduce our expenses. We decided we could do without our VIP Digital Cable package and go back to basic. The only thing is... there is no more 'basic.'
It turns out that Digital Basic is the smallest package we can get. Small, as in hundreds of channels, which includes Rogers on Demand and 27 timeshifting channels. Most of which we will never watch. Ever.
We could purchase the digital box instead of renting it. It costs about two year's worth of renting.
We could resort to just Netflix but I would miss Mr. D and Republic of Doyle. Mind you, I could always watch them online.
Diana is a mother of two children and works as an elementary French teacher in Toronto, Ontario. Launched in 2006, her blog Toronto Teacher Mom features articles on her family's adventures as well as reviews on the latest and greatest. When she isn't busy blogging, cleaning or playing with the kids, you can find her standing on her head, riding a bike or sharing crafts on dianasdesigns.ca.
