6 limes

2 ripe peaches peeled and sliced

1 ½ cups Polar Ice vodka

(NC)—It's around this time of year when Canadians prepare to say goodbye to hot, humid days, relaxing cottage weekends and spontaneous backyard gatherings and hello to falling leaves, shortened days and busy routines involving work and school. But what's the rush? With pleasant warm days and cooler evenings, late summer is actually the perfect time to socialize and maximize what's left of the season.

(NC)—Going Buggy? Dr. Peter Kevan, Professor emeritus in ecology and entomology at the University of Guelph offers the following tips to help keep bugs at bay:

(NC)—Have you ever wondered why bugs can be more bothersome from one year to the next?

(NC)—School's out and summer's in! Many Canadians have already welcomed the start of the season by heading up to the cottage, hosting a backyard barbecue or enjoying a campground feast. Yet many of these popular pastimes are enjoyed by unwanted insects too – and whether they're buzzing around the picnic table or creeping inside through an open screen door, it's important to know how to prevent – or eliminate—an infestation.