Finally There’s a New Battery-Powered Smart Smoke Alarm

At the CES trade show in January, Kidde announced its first battery-only smart smoke alarm, once again in collaboration with ...

My High School Teacher Groomed Me. I Kept His Secret — Until Now.

I don’t blame my peers; we were children, after all. Nearly every adult in my life failed me spectacularly. The one aunt who ...

I'm raising my 4-year-old granddaughter on my own in my 60s. I expect to work until I die.

Dorenne Simonson, 66, balances work and raising her granddaughter in New Jersey amid financial and childcare challenges ...

The 5 most crucial things to own in retirement. How many are still out of your grasp?

A few targeted upgrades and renovations can make your home safer, more comfortable and easier to navigate in retirement. Many critical upgrades are unglamorous: improved lighting, bathroom grab bars, ...

Snowstorms across the Northeast have been snapping tree limbs onto cars. How to ensure your insurance will cover the realities of winter weather

Imagine stepping outside to find your car crushed by a fallen tree or being struck while driving. That’s the reality for many ...
Team-BHP

Getting extended warranty on my Octavia was fully worth it: Here's why

Hi Everyone ,at the onset, As 2026 unfolds, may it bring renewed purpose, quiet joys, and achievements that truly matter. Wishing you all a beautiful ...

‘A very predictable tragedy that’s waiting to happen’: Fayetteville police sound alarm about viral door kicking prank

Police are getting reports of a dangerous viral video challenge they fear could result in tragic consequences.

The quiet revolution that made your home, car, and wallet a lot safer

The decline of burglary and robbery, explained.

What I’ve learned after a month of avoiding my phone

I’ve read nine books, written every day and learnt how to use a sewing machine. It’s not that I have more time, but I am in ...
Mississauga

Carbon monoxide alarms save lives. Make sure you have one in your condo or apartment

On January 1, 2026, amendments to the Ontario Fire Code came into effect, requiring carbon monoxide (CO) alarms on every floor of all homes with fuel-burning appliances, fireplaces, or attached ...