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• $59 for an air-conditioner tune-up ($120 value)
• $89 for an air-conditioner and furnace tune-up ($189 value)

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Plants, mankind’s greatest enemy, are finally on the ropes thanks to global warming. Hunt the last of these enormous nitrogen junkies with this Groupon.

The Deal

• $18 for $30 Worth of Flowers and Plants ($30 value)

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• $16.99 for one 8”x10” premium-luster caricature print featuring one person ($35 value)
• $26 for one 8”x10” premium-luster caricature print featuring two people ($55 value)
• $28 for one 16”x20” premium-luster caricature print featuring one person ($50 value)
• $36 for one 16”x20” premium-luster caricature print featuring two people ($70 value)
• $49 for two 16”x20” premium-luster caricature prints featuring one person ($100 value)
• $69 for two 16”x20” premium-luster caricature prints featuring two people ($140 value)
• See caricature styles here or below:

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After purchasing this deal, you will need to visit the website listed on your Groupon voucher to complete redemption.

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• $14.99 for one 11-inch personalized graduation teddy bear ($29.98 value)
• $26.99 for two 11-inch personalized graduation teddy bears ($59.96 value)

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The Deal

• $19 for one general admission ticket

Turning Tricks

• What: A Comedy Magic Show for audience members over 18 years of age; 14+ if accompanied by an adult.
• When: May 27 at 8:30 p.m. or June 3 at 8:30 p.m.
• Who: Magician Michael Bourada, Faces magazine Entertainer of the Year 2015, whose act Carrie Underwood calls “amazing!”
• How he does it: He won’t tell. You’ll have to wonder how he performs magic and mental feats while keeping the audience in stitches.

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Hannah Design Sterling Silver Key Chain Engraved with Your Handwriting

Your Words on Silver

Send in a photo or scan of a handwritten note, and Hannah Design will engrave it into this keychain’s silver disk, precisely copying every loop and line of your unique writing style.

Specifics

• Sterling silver key fob
• 1” diameter engraving area
• Stainless steel key ring

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• $59 for one refreshing hydrating facial with a 15-minute massage ($120 value)
• $115 for two refreshing hydrating facials with a 15-minute massage ($240 value)

15-minute massage is for the neck, shoulder, hands, and head.

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• $15 for a two-hour rental of one single kayak, canoe, or paddleboat, valid Monday–Friday ($25 value)
• $29 for a two-hour rental of two single kayaks, canoes, or paddleboats, valid Monday–Friday ($50 value)
• $15 for a two-hour rental of one single kayak, canoe, or paddleboat, valid Saturday or Sunday ($25 value)

Each rental includes oars, paddles, life jackets, and safety kit.

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• $24 for a cave tour for two adults ($36 value)
• $44 for a cave tour for four adults ($72 value)

On each 45- to 60-minute tour, groups of up to 10 explorers can expect to see fossils of coral and marine life that predate the dinosaurs and much more. Click here to view the schedule.

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• $54 for an air-conditioning or furnace tune-up ($189 value)
• $94 for an air-conditioning and furnace tune-up ($314 value)

Air-conditioning maintenance includes:

• Monitoring refrigerant pressure and cooling cycle
• Testing AC starting capabilities
• Inspection of indoor coil

Furnace maintenance includes:

• Full cleaning and tune-up
• Filter replacement
• Efficiency analysis

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Hotel at a Glance: Auberge and Spa Beaux Rêves

Designed in the tradition of Scandinavia’s Nordic spas, Auberge and Spa Beaux Rêves marries the outdoors with refined living in Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains. Superior rooms look out onto a nearby river, with the best views available from the private balconies that adjoin each one. Other amenities include vintage country furnishings, as well as original artwork.

• Nordic spa: The resort’s centerpiece comes complete with a traditional barrel sauna, outdoor thermal stone pond, eucalyptus steam room, and full menu of massages, facials, and more. This deal includes access to the Nordic spa (additional fees apply for spa treatments). Guests receive 15% off all esthetics and body care treatments and 10% off all massages, with insurance receipts upon request.
• Get active: Spring and summer activities in the area include ATV tours, golf, kayaking excursions, and outdoor theater.
• Eat well at the Beaux Rêves Bistro & Terrace, which features a hearty breakfast buffet as well as light lunch fare.
• Find serenity: To ensure you have a restful stay, rooms do not have phones, TVs, clocks, or radios.
• Notable awards: The resort is a five-time winner of the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence (2011–2015).

Sainte-Adèle, Quebec: Resort Town in the Laurentian Mountains

Originally a sleepy stopover along the Canadian Pacific Railway, Sainte-Adèle assumed a new identity in 1914: ski resort. That’s when the town’s famed Chalet Cochand opened, setting off a tourism boom that lasted well into the 1990s. In the winter months, you can still hit the slopes on Mont Gabriel and Chantecler, but the town now boasts more all-seasons attractions. Miles of bike trails along Parc Linéaire Le P’tit Train du Nord attract cyclists from across Eastern Canada, and a number of posh spas offer pampered respites for guests seeking less rugged getaways.

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Hotel at a Glance: Quality Hotel & Suites Downtown

Located just one mile from Old Montréal, Quality Hotel & Suites Downtown provides you with a sleek, modern feel. The lobby greets you with black mod-style furniture; a glittering, spherical chandelier; and a staircase illuminated with soft purple lighting. Traditional rooms have all the essential amenities, including plasma TVs and coffeemakers.

• Stay connected with free WiFi.
• Make-your-own waffles are available daily at the breakfast buffet.
• Work up a sweat in the fitness center.
• Go for a stroll in the Mount Royal Park, which covers 494 acres.

Montréal, Quebec: Canada’s French-Speaking Cultural Capital

Cobbled streets, historic architecture, and horse-drawn carriages are common throughout Montréal, Canada’s second-largest city and one of the oldest European settlements in North America. It was founded by the French in 1642, and two million people speak French here as an official language.

A good first stop for visitors is the Bonsecours Market, a domed plaza in Old Montréal where local merchants have been peddling their wares for more than 100 years. As you browse the area, check out the elaborate Notre-Dame Basilica, one of the city’s most famous churches. It was built in the Gothic Revival style, and it houses a fascinating crypt filled with archaeological treasures. Depending on the season, you might even have time for one of Quebec’s best treats: maple taffy, made by pouring rich maple syrup over a bed of snow and letting it chill and harden.

Montréal is renowned for its music and arts scenes. One of the best places to see a show is the Place des Arts, a huge complex of theaters and concert halls that occupies a whole block downtown. Opera, ballet, symphony, and jazz shows fill most of the Place des Arts’ calendar, but there’s the occasional rock band or standup comedy show as well.

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Hotel at a Glance: Domaine Summum

It’s rare to find a boutique hotel that’s fit for both man and beast, but Domaine Summum fits the bill. At this wooded enclave outside Mont-Tremblant, pooches can roam free; the property has no leash requirement, and welcomes dogs to hang out in the room without a crate. Even if you’re not traveling with a furry friend, you’ll make some new ones thanks to the six bernese mountain dogs that call the resort home. You have your choice of open-concept or private suites, as well as the grand five-bedroom cabin; no matter which you choose, you’ll find modern amenities including full kitchens and satellite TV.

• Eat well with a la carte meals and party trays delivered right to your suite or cabin (additional fees apply).
• Bring your dogs: Up to two dogs stay free.
• Pamper your pooch with a day at the resort’s Woof B&B, which includes everything from guided hikes around the grounds to splash-filled playtime in the nearby lake (additional fees apply).
• Stay toasty: Select options include access to outdoor fire pits.

Mont-Tremblant, Quebec: Alpine Adventure and Scenic Villages in the Laurentian Mountains

Tucked between Montreal and Québec City, Mont-Tremblant is a mountainside city made up of three regions: the old village, the pedestrian village, and Saint-Jovite. Each has its own character. The quiet old village overlooks Lac Mercier with boutiques and bistro-style restaurants. Contrast that with the pedestrian village—or “the resort,” as locals call it—which buzzes with activity from its panoramic gondola-lift to its lively bars. Outdoor pursuits go on year-round here and include skiing, whitewater rafting, and zip-lining.

Saint-Jovite, located about 6 miles south of the old village, used to be its own municipality before merging with the rest of Mont-Tremblant. The area still looks and feels like a small town, with most of the action centered around a main street dotted with antique shops, ice-cream parlors, and pubs with sprawling outdoor terraces.

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Hotel at a Glance: Murray Premises Hotel

The Murray Premises Hotel is a landmark testament to the fishing industry of Newfoundland. Built in 1846, the building was once a collection of mercantile buildings, but it was transformed into a boutique hotel in 2001. It’s been expanded twice since then and named a National Historic Site as well.

• Luxe amenities: Rooms feature electric fireplaces and marble bathrooms with massage tubs. Signature and Executive Rooms have heated bathroom floors.
• Gypsy Tea Room: upscale european and mediterranean cuisine and international wines
• Start your day with a visit to the complimentary continental breakfast buffet.
• Take in the view of the harbor from the site of the final battle of the Seven Years’ War at Signal Hill (2 mi. away).
• EVOO in the Courtyard: Dine-in or order food right to your room from this Mediterranean-inspired restaurant that offers pasta, risotto, and wood-fired pizza.

St. John’s, Newfoundland: Port City Steeped in Maritime History

St. John’s sits on the eastern tip of Newfoundland’s Avalon Peninsula, bordering the Atlantic Ocean. There’s plenty going on in the capital city, but it manages to retain the charm of a small town, thanks in part to the brightly colored row houses, referred to as “Jellybean Row” by locals, that line the seashore. The Irish and English immigrants who founded the town have more than left their mark on it. On George Street, you can still hear the music of the Emerald Isle in many of the bars and pubs, most of which stay open into the wee hours.

To learn more about the area’s history, head to The Rooms, a provincial museum with exhibits on everything from the animals of the tundra to the cultures of the indigenous inhabitants. The Provincial Seamen’s Museum, a division of The Rooms, pays homage to the region’s maritime history with an expansive collection of artifacts from 19th-century sailing vessels, including an enormous wooden steering wheel and a waterproof cell-phone charger.

Nearby is Quidi Vidi village (pronounced “kiddy viddy”), a picturesque hamlet where schooners chug through the channel and houses nestle into the hillside. The village is known for its fishing history and for its stint as a military battery during the War of 1812. Today, it’s home to Newfoundland’s largest microbrewery.

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Hotel at a Glance: Old Montreal Castle

The gorgeous, four-star Old Montreal Castle has stood near the banks of the St. Lawrence River in Old Montreal since the early 20th century. With this getaway, you’ll choose whether to stay in the 3,000-square-foot castle suite or a 6,000-square-foot space in the castle. Both are luxuriously appointed, with more than enough room for a family or a big group of friends.

• Castle-suite amenities: full kitchen, four bedrooms, fireplace, balcony, and private terrace with barbecue grill
• Castle amenities: same as above, plus private pool, spa, and views of the river and city
• Old Montreal location close to some of the best restaurants and most famous attractions in Quebec’s largest city
• Great for large parties: Both units can accommodate up to eight people.
• Additional services: For extra fees, you can opt for a private dinner, massages, live music during dinner, and more.
• For more information on the castle, click here; for more on the castle suite, click here. To see info on availability, click here, and to make a reservation, click here.

Montreal, Quebec: Canada’s French-Speaking Cultural Capital

Cobbled streets, historic architecture, and horse-drawn carriages are common throughout Montreal, Canada’s second-largest city and one of the oldest European settlements in North America. It was founded by the French in 1642, and 2 million people speak French here as an official language.

A good first stop for visitors is the Bonsecours Market, a domed plaza where local merchants have been peddling their wares for more than 100 years. As you browse the area, check out the elaborate Notre-Dame Basilica, one of the city’s most famous churches. It was built in the Gothic Revival style, and it houses a fascinating crypt filled with archaeological treasures.

Montreal is renowned for its music and arts scenes. One of the best places to see a show is the Place des Arts, a huge complex of theaters and concert halls that occupies a whole block downtown. Opera, ballet, symphony, and jazz shows fill most of the Place des Arts’ calendar, but there’s the occasional rock band or standup comedy show as well.

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