Been looking to get a style change on my hair, usually go to Heavy D’s in Nanaimo but that’s too far to go for a regular styling. I have heard good things about Nomad’s but on Google it says temporarily closed?

Either way, rave away! Looking for good recommendations and reviews!

It seems like this is the big hang up this election, I can’t seem to find much in terms of a good, concise answer for what half of the candidates stand for in the city council race.

Can anyone provide any insight?

Also: who’s the progressive school board trustee candidates?

Just completed my 28 games to finish out the battle pass (I was at level 44 with 4500 XP left to go), only to have 4000 XP still left to go after the game ended (I did finish it out and all challenges are now completed).

Anyone else experiencing this?

Right now it shows as HD/SD, whereas I want it to show 1280x720 or 1600x900, that kind of format.

Is there a setting I need to change for this to happen?

So I went through the interview process at a dealership. Interviews went well, they called my references and they really like me. Go in for a second interview today and they tell me that they are now no longer hiring until mid-September, and to get the VSA license in the meantime - but that I am top of the list of candidates.

My problem is, I am a newcomer in the industry. I have sales experience, just not car sales. I don't want to drop $800 on a VSA without something formal saying that I will be hired.

Would it be unreasonable to call back and ask for a employment contract that would start in October that would be contingent on me getting my VSA? IMO, it covers them so they don't have to hire me if I don't get the VSA and it covers me if they decide to go with someone else?

I'm looking on ZipRecruiter and Indeed and everything that I see when it comes to WFH and remote work is sales that has a 100% commission pay structure.

Is there something I am missing or is my algorithm just messing with me?

Edit: to the person who commented saying I didn't read rule 3, I am genuinely just asking how you even approach getting into this industry while sifting through the hundreds of job posts of Sales Consultant positions that don't pay a wage.

The pay scale is as follows for a Hyundai/Mazda dealership (monthly):

Base commission: $400/unit

9-11 cars sold: extra $100/unit

11-14 cars sold: extra $125/unit

15+ cars sold: $150/unit

Adopt a car: $100/unit

$300/mo back with a purchase of a car 5 years or newer.

Used car team pool: $1000 for 10 cars sold in 10 days, $2000 in 20 days, $3000 in month. Whoever sells more gets more of the pool.

$1,000 yearly bonus if you sell more than 100 cars in calendar year. $2000 for 110 cars, $3000 for 120 cars, $4000 for 130 cars, $5000 for 140+ cars.

KPI must be at 85% or higher. Must have 2 google reviews AND 2 dealership site reviews with a minimum rating of 4+ in both previous and current months to maintain adopt a trade and used car sales bonus, otherwise it will be cut by 50%.

Is this worth it?

I’m just starting out in the industry so any tips are appreciated.

IMO they're way too strong this season. They can melt you if the circle is in the right place and they soak way too much damage to properly counter them and they have some janky range.

Am I alone in thinking this is a crutch weapon?

I do pizza delivery work. It’s something that I’m looking to try and get out of as I don’t wanna do driving as my main job anymore.

I have three at-fault accidents since I’ve started driving. Two involved vehicles and one involved property damage. No injuries in any accidents. All were reported and I fessed up immediately. I do not have any tickets or demerits on my license.

I have three interviews lined up with car dealerships. How likely am I to land a job with a car dealership with my record? Not all of the listings list a drivers abstract as a requirement to be hired. If asked I’m just gonna be honest and say I fucked up, and I’m looking to mend my mistakes and my record.

Basically title. I come from the phone sales industry, so we get paid a flat rate based on phone and plan sold. What does the commission structure look like?

Watching the highlights of the game yesterday and it got me thinking: how did the middle 6 for the Habs get here?

#Alex Newhook

• The Montreal Canadiens acquired Alex Newhook from the Colorado Avalanche for a 2023 1st round pick (#31) (Mikhail Gulyayev), a 2023 2nd round pick (#37) (Ethan Gauthier), and Gianni Fairbrother.

#Zac Bolduc

• The Montreal Canadiens acquired Zack Bolduc from the St. Louis Blues for Logan Mailloux.

#Kirby Dach

• The Montreal Canadiens acquired Kirby Dach from the Chicago Blackhawks for a 2022 First Round Pick (#13) (Frank Nazar) and a 2022 third round pick (#66) (Gavin Hayes). They aquired the first round pick by trading Alexander Romanov and a 2022 4th round pick (#98) (Isaiah George).

#Jake Evans

• Drafted in the 7th round, 27th pick (207th overall).

#Alexandre Texier

• Waived by St. Louis in November 2025 for contract termination, picked up by the Habs 3 days later for a 1 year, $1 million contract.

#Josh Anderson

• Aquired from Columbus for Max Domi and a 2020 third round pick (#78) (Samuel Knazko).

#Jakub Dobeš

• Drafted in the 5th round with the 12th pick (136th overall).

#Lane Hutson

• Drafted in the 2nd round, 30th pick (#62 overall). This pick was acquired by trading Brett Kulak for William Lagesson, the 2022 conditional second round pick in question, and a 2024 seventh round pick (#224) (Rasmus Bergqvist).

#Mike Matheson

• The Pittsburgh Penguins acquired Jeff Petry and Ryan Poehling from the Montreal Canadiens for Mike Matheson and a 2023 fourth round pick (#110) (Bogdan Konyushkov).

#Phillip Danault

• The Montreal Canadiens acquired Phillip Danault from the Los Angeles Kings for a 2026 2nd round pick.

The only one that stings is losing the possibility of Nazar, however all the other trades and signings seemed to have worked out. What do you all think?

Hey all,

It was just confirmed on the phone to me that I have been approved for the DTC. When I go into the 'Benefits and Credits' page and scroll down to the DTC part, it says

> 1998 - 2010 | You are eligible to claim the disability tax credit for yourself.

And that's it.

I applied a few months ago and clicked where it said to reassess the last 10 years of my taxes as well. I was born in 1998. Should it not say 2015-2025?

When I talked to the CRA agent, they said that I would have to get my parents involved to transfer the CCB amounts paid to my parents into my name which just confused me more.

Please help lol

Hey all,

It was just confirmed on the phone to me that I have been approved for the DTC. When I go into the 'Benefits and Credits' page and scroll down to the DTC part, it says

> 1998 - 2010 | You are eligible to claim the disability tax credit for yourself.

And that's it.

I applied a few months ago and clicked where it said to reassess the last 10 years of my taxes as well. I was born in 1998. Should it not say 2015-2025?

When I talked to the CRA agent, they said that I would have to get my parents involved to transfer the CCB amounts paid to my parents into my name which just confused me more.

Please help lol