The Deal

• $20 for six months of access to an online mind-body wellness course from Deepak Chopra ($59.99 value)

The online course, known as Discovering Ayurveda, comprises over six hours of video lessons featuring Deepak Chopra, guided yoga and meditation, and a quiz to determine your dosha.

The course contents are rooted in Ayurveda, or traditional Indian health practices. Students will learn how their mind-body type affects their diet, sleep patterns, stress, and activities; then, they can find ways to improve their health and daily well-being.

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• $9 for one personalized softcover children’s book ($24.99 value)
• $14 for one personalized hardcover children’s book ($39.99 value)

The book is personalized with a child’s name, allowing them to have a starring role in the story.

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The Deal

$99 for one Cisco networking package ($4,443.60 value)

• Includes the following 9 Cisco courses:
  • Cisco CCENT
  • Cisco CCNA
  • Cisco Route 642-902 (CCNP)
  • Cisco Switch 642-813 (CCNP)
  • Cisco Troubleshoot 642-832 (CCNP)
  • Cisco CCNA Security
  • Cisco CCNA Voice
  • Cisco CCDA 640-864
  • Cisco CCNA Wireless
• Provides a comprehensive introduction to computer networking and security
• Topics include troubleshooting, implementing Cisco IP routing, handling security threats, and voice certification
• Package provides 12 months of access to downloads, templates, quizzes, and practice tests to improve IT knowledge

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The Deal

• $16 for a voucher good for two admissions to a standup-comedy show (up to $32 value)
• When: any show of your choice through September 4, excluding special events
• Where: Yuk Yuk’s Halifax
• General admission
• Full offer value includes ticketing fees
• Click here to view the schedule of upcoming acts

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Hotel at a Glance: Days Inn Dartmouth

This family-friendly hotel occupies an enviable spot, near the Dartmouth Heritage Museum and within easy driving distance of downtown Halifax. The hotel also puts you in prime position to explore the  lighthouses along the Atlantic Coast or head out in search of the perfect seafood restaurant.

• Make a splash in the indoor pool, which is filled with therapeutic saltwater.
• Guest rooms have free WiFi, and many boast flat-screen TVs.
• Rise and shine!: Start your day with a complimentary breakfast of waffles, fresh fruit, and coffee.
• Distance to downtown Halifax: about 15 minutes by car
• Must-see nearby attraction: the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, once a British fort and now one of Canada’s most-visited historical sites

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia: “City of Lakes” Across the Harbor from Halifax

Roughly 15 minutes from central Halifax, Dartmouth has a culture that revolves around the water. Ferries and charter fishing boats bob in Dartmouth’s Halifax Harbour, and more than two dozen glacial lakes dot the surrounding landscape, earning it the nickname “City of Lakes.” Each summer, travelers visit the area to explore the lakes by canoe, waterski, or sailboat. In winter, the frozen lakes are perfect for curling and ice skating.

In downtown Dartmouth, used bookstores, yarn shops, and funky boutiques help shape the city’s artsy side. Works by local artists deck the walls of the art galleries at Alderney Landing Community Cultural Centre. Here, you can also sample local produce at the weekend farmers’ market and groove to live jazz music when the weather’s nice.

At the heart of Halifax is its natural harbor, the world’s second largest after Sydney, Australia’s. For up-close views, head to the Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk. The wooden footpath runs about a mile along the downtown Halifax waterfront, which is lined with pubs, fish ‘n’ chips shops, and boutiques. At the boardwalk’s center is the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Canada’s oldest and largest maritime museum. Here, you can peruse exhibits detailing local shipwrecks, the infamous Halifax explosion of 1917, and the city’s golden era of shipbuilding.

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Hotel at a Glance: Days Inn Dartmouth

This family-friendly hotel occupies an enviable spot, near the Dartmouth Heritage Museum and within easy driving distance of downtown Halifax. The hotel also puts you in prime position to explore the  lighthouses along the Atlantic Coast or head out in search of the perfect seafood restaurant.

• Make a splash in the indoor pool, which is filled with therapeutic saltwater.
• Guest rooms have free WiFi, and many boast flat-screen TVs.
• Rise and shine!: Start your day with a complimentary breakfast of waffles, fresh fruit, and coffee.
• Distance to downtown Halifax: about 15 minutes by car
• Must-see nearby attraction: the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, once a British fort and now one of Canada’s most-visited historical sites

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia: “City of Lakes” Across the Harbor from Halifax

Roughly 15 minutes from central Halifax, Dartmouth has a culture that revolves around the water. Ferries and charter fishing boats bob in Dartmouth’s Halifax Harbour, and more than two dozen glacial lakes dot the surrounding landscape, earning it the nickname “City of Lakes.” Each summer, travelers visit the area to explore the lakes by canoe, waterski, or sailboat. In winter, the frozen lakes are perfect for curling and ice skating.

In downtown Dartmouth, used bookstores, yarn shops, and funky boutiques help shape the city’s artsy side. Works by local artists deck the walls of the art galleries at Alderney Landing Community Cultural Centre. Here, you can also sample local produce at the weekend farmers’ market and groove to live jazz music when the weather’s nice.

At the heart of Halifax is its natural harbor, the world’s second largest after Sydney, Australia’s. For up-close views, head to the Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk. The wooden footpath runs about a mile along the downtown Halifax waterfront, which is lined with pubs, fish ‘n’ chips shops, and boutiques. At the boardwalk’s center is the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Canada’s oldest and largest maritime museum. Here, you can peruse exhibits detailing local shipwrecks, the infamous Halifax explosion of 1917, and the city’s golden era of shipbuilding.

Love to travel? Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for travel tips, inspiration, and photos from around the world.

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