(NC)—It's that spooky time of year again when skeletons, spider webs and gravestones make a style statement! Whether you prefer family-friendly Halloween décor for your home or want to turn your front yard into the scariest place in the neighbourhood, Canadian Tire has everything you need to plan a fun-filled Halloween for your family and friends.

(NC)—Canadian winters can be cold and harsh, but winter driving doesn't have to be.

(NC)—Any Canadian kid or adult who has scored the winning goal during a hockey game, or has just finished tobogganing down a giant hill on a bright, sunny winter day will tell you that winter sports are a lot of fun. Make sure you have all the right equipment and gear, available at Canadian Tire, to help you score big this winter season!

(NC)—Thanksgiving is the perfect time for families to come together and enjoy quality time over a scrumptious meal. But today's busy lifestyles make it impossible to set aside hours to cook a traditional meal and still have enough energy left to play the perfect hostess. Thankfully, cooking and baking do not have to be arduous ordeals anymore. A one-stop store like Canadian Tire can help busy moms find everything they need to simplify and enhance their family holiday.

(NC)—As winter approaches, Canadians begin to prepare not only for winter, but for safe winter driving. For all drivers this should include changing all-season tires over to winter tires.

(NC)—Don't let winter road conditions surprise you this year – prepare for winter driving ahead of time to ensure the safety of everyone on the road.

(NC)—Snow, slush and ice can only mean one thing – winter is here. What a lot of drivers don't realize is that you should put on winter tires before old-man winter arrives. As soon as the temperature drops to 7C, many summer tires lose traction. Winter tires are typically made with a different compound than all-season tires and summer tires, allowing them to remain softer during cold weather, which ultimately leads to excellent handling and traction, even in the absence of any snow or ice.

(NC)—One of the easiest things to help prepare for winter driving is to create a winter emergency kit and store it in your vehicle. It's always a good idea to be prepared in case of emergencies, big or small. While you don't have to keep an entire garage in your vehicle, it's smart to keep the basics on hand in case something should happen.

(NC)—Winter is just around the corner and before you know it, the snow, ice and slush will cover the roads. Are you prepared for another Canadian winter?

By Kristian Forge

By Kristian Forge

By Kristian Forge

By Kristian Forge

By Kristian Forge

(NC)—When small businesses first get underway, it is common to have one or two vehicles as the primary methods of transportation for the company. And while this may work in the short term, transportation requirements can change dramatically as a business grows. Once a business is operating five or more commercial vehicles, that business is also managing a fleet.

(NC)—You hear the sound of crunching metal, your heart is racing, your palms are sweating—you've just been in an accident. It's minor and thank goodness no one has been injured, but what now? Once you've caught your breath, there are certain things that you need to do to ensure that your day doesn't get any worse.

(NC)—While buckling seatbelts is second nature when getting into a car – how many of us think to adjust the headrest? Reports show that headrests are one of the most overlooked safety features in motor vehicles today and many don't realize the important role they play in preventing neck, brain and spinal cord related injuries.