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BEST STARTER POINT-AND-SHOOT
The gum pack–sized Canon SD1300 is perfect for teenagers to slip into their backpacks. Of better quality than a phone camera, it has a sizable (almost 7 cm) LCD viewer, a 28 mm-equivalent wide-angle lens and an auto mode that beats competitors at adjusting for the environment. Plus, it comes in a girly blue. $200. Henry’s, 119 Church St., 416-868-0872.
Stop paying for cable or satellite: Hook up an antenna to your digital TV. If your old pole-mounted potato masher’s long gone, a Winegard SS-3000 indoor antenna is $60 on amazon.ca. You’ll get major Canadian and U.S. networks for free in high def.
Save on mobile data charges: Save bandwidth by using Google’s free text-back service for basic info. For example, texting “127 Hours Etobicoke” to 46645 (GOOGL) gets you today’s local show times. Also available: weather, directions, stock quotes and sports scores. See sms.google.ca. Read the rest of this entry »
We scoured this booty-filled city and scooped up its best deals
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A must-have French press, double ties and the rest of the city’s best stuff this month. View the slide show >>
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Standout headphones, a gorgeous Erdem dress and the rest of the city’s best stuff this month. View the slide show >>
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Pendleton heritage pillows, a chair made from Coke cans and the rest of the city’s best stuff this month. View the slide show >>
Biodegradable straws, a seatbelt rocker and the rest of our picks for the best stuff in the city right now. View the slide show >>
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A fish condo, a cheerfully coloured hammock and the rest of our picks for the best stuff in the city right now. View the slide show >>
Danish designer Povl Kjer’s woolly riff on the rocking horse is both children’s toy and high-end footrest. $550. Mjolk, 2959 Dundas St. W., 416-551‑9853.
Each month, Toronto Life Super Shopper Alanna Davey scours the city in search of its best goods. Her latest picks include must-have Manolo brogues, a gorgeous lemon squeezer and a one-of-a-kind duffle. See the slide show of all 10 items here >>
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