Earlier this month we wrote about fathers and life insurance, highlighting the benefits of a life insurance policy and why families should continually adjust their policy based on family needs.  In anticipation of Father’s Day, we asked our readers how much they plan on spending on their fathers this weekend.

LowestRates.ca’s #LRSuperMoms Mother’s Day contest is now over and we would like to wish everyone a Happy Mother’s Day.  We let our fans vote for their favourite SuperMom and the results are in!  Congratulations to Natt and her mom for submitting the most popular SuperMom story!

A few weeks ago we launched our #LRSuperMoms Mother’s Day contest and asked you to share your Super Mom story about yourself or a mother you know.  We received some heartwarming stories, picked our favourites, and now it’s time for you to vote.  Help us pick Canada’s top Super Mom and cast your vote on Facebook!

Last week we asked for our readers and fans to tell us their SuperMom stories and we’ve put together a list of our top 10 (and you can vote for your favourite story on Facebook here).

Know a mother that does it all?  Does your family call you SuperMom?  This Mother’s Day, you can help LowestRates.ca show appreciation for these mothers by telling us why you’re a SuperMom or sharing a story of a SuperMom you know.  If your story gets picked in our top 10, you’ll win a $50 gas card and the most popular SuperMom will win a $500 getaway in Canada!

Each year on April 22, over 1 billion people around the world celebrate Earth Day and discuss opportunities to act on environmental issues.

Today is the day that the Canadian Foundation for Economic Education is hosting its inaugural “Talk With Our Kids About Money Day.” The program is sponsored by BMO Financial Group, and is an awareness campaign that educates young Canadians about the true value of money.

Over the last decade, the hybrid car has grown from a small concept into one of the most sought after vehicles on the market. 

March is most widely recognized for three events – March Break for students, the official start of spring for everyone else, and the recently passed St. Patrick’s Day.  But one other day is unrecognized by many people every year, and that day is March 11, also known as World Plumbing Day.  According to Canada’s favourite handyman, Mike Holmes, World Plumbing Day acknowledges the tradespeople who ensure homes have clean pipes.