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Not all heroes wear capes.

The sun is setting earlier and you've taken your jacket out of storage. Remember to prep your home for the winter, too! Here's how: https://theco-op.ca/3ega2cc.

While our favourite celebrity social media feeds seem like an open book, they're careful about what information they share. This #CyberSecurity Awareness Month take a moment to think about how much personal information you're sharing. https://theco-op.ca/2WU9eTa #getcybersafe photo credit: @sixtimemommy

Walking, one of the most underrated exercises, is a great way to burn calories, lose weight, get some fresh air and wind down after a long workday. Unless you have a treadmill or a big backyard, you may have to leave your home but not your neighbourhood. #HealthyWorkplaceMonth

Physical activity is great for boosting morale, not to mention relieving cramped muscles. Can't block off enough time for a full work out? No problem. Take 5-10 minutes to do anything from the "up" family: sit ups, push ups, chin ups. #HealthyWorkplaceMonth

Just like switching from summer to fall clothes, #CyberSecurity Awareness Month is a perfect time to change old passwords. Read more tips on managing your cyber risk. https://theco-op.ca/2WU9eTa #getcybersafe

Work looks different now than it did at the beginning of the year - you might even be working from your living room. For #HealthyWorkplaceMonth, we're sharing weekly tips for taking care of yourself as work and life collide. We'll share the first one later today.

In-person hangouts may be limited and perhaps video meetings have lost their novelty, but you can find creative ways to have more human interaction in your day. Plan an activity to do together while you videochat: board game, movie, yoga... #HealthyWorkplaceMonth

Reduce the risk of wildfire property damage when closing your cottage or seasonal property for the year with these simple tips from our partner @FireSmartCanada. Share and tag friends if this info could help them.

Whether it is your favorite neighborhood bakery, your local grower you support at the farmer’s market or your best friends’ boutique, many small businesses have been disrupted due to the pandemic. Here’s 5 tips to support the #smallbusiness that need your help right now while you continue to social distance. Tag your favourite smallbusinessweek and show them some love! #smallbusinessweek - 1. Buy gift cards or certificates for future use from your favourite restaurants, sto...res, hair salons, spas, and hardware stores. 2. #Shoplocal! When you need to stock up on necessities, shop from local businesses, both online and offline. Your local toy store, flower shop, bookstore or clothing boutique may be providing delivery or curbside pickup. 3. Take a virtual fitness class- social distancing, self-quarantining, and the closure of many gyms have made it harder to exercise. Luckily, some small gyms and studios are offering new fee-based and free online classes. Look for online fitness options and join in! 4. Social Media Shoutouts are free use them often! Share their posts so those in your circle can see it and support, too. 5. Feeling some #locallove? Now’s a good time to leave a positive review on social media and review their sites. See more

Thankful for the 80 volunteers picking apples in CUMIS’s Burlington orchard to help support 20 community organizations! With one volunteer per tree, it looks a little different this year, but we're thrilled to still be making a difference after 29 years of apple picking.

With more time spent in online classrooms remember to double check your children's privacy settings on apps and social networks. Here are some simple tips to keep you and your children safe. https://theco-op.ca/2WU9eTa #CyberSecurity #getcybersafe photo credit: @mayahoodblog

Attention teachers! Does your school have a great mental health program, or program idea, that could use a funding boost? We want to help support the positive wellbeing of you and your students. Apply for a chance to get $2,000 through #Share2Care. https://theco-op.ca/3bUrqC6 - Deadline is Oct. 16!

Over the past few months, the pandemic has meant lots of change to our daily lives. This includes back to school, which may look a little different for many students this year. Our partners, Kids Help Phone have created a back-to-school checklist that can help young people cope with changes to their school year. https://theco-op.ca/3i9F5aM

#CyberSecurity Awareness Month is a great time to remind your friends and family not to open suspicious emails, as they may be phishing for your personal information #getcybersafe https://theco-op.ca/2WU9eTa

Get a chance to win $500 each month just by managing your policies in Online Services! Sign in and get started today. http://theco-op.ca/2kHPFdb

This Women’s History Month, we celebrate all of the amazing women from our Co-operators family who contribute to a better, more inclusive Canada. #Becauseofyou we strive to do better everyday.

Get ready for fall by spending some time decluttering your space. Decluttering can improve your mood, productivity and overall wellness. Find tips on how to declutter your space. https://theco-op.ca/2M1BCOU

Shopping for life insurance just got easier. Term Life 1 available online offers affordable coverage, quickly and without a medical. Talk with us today: https://theco-op.ca/3k08BRd

To buy or not to buy rental car insurance? Here's what you need to know. https://www.cooperators.ca//save/rental-car-insurance.aspx

Whether it’s putting your phone away while eating meals to really chew and enjoy every bite, or taking a few minutes out of every day to meditate, practicing mindfulness in everyday life can be very beneficial. #HealthyWorkplaceMonth #MentalHealth

Declutter your paperwork by registering for an Online Services account. Don’t forget to apply for your reduced driving refund while you’re at it! Deadline to apply for your refund is August 31. https://theco-op.ca/3h9xcBF

Take Thanksgiving online this year and make it as special as ever. Happy Thanksgiving!

When investing, it’s important to consider what happens to your money after you’re gone. Segregated funds help you maximize the value of your estate, allowing you to pass money to loved ones in the most cost-effective way. See how it works. https://theco-op.ca/3efPboy

This summer take advantage of the beautiful Canadian landscape by planning a road trip! Here are 10 tips for a safe summer road trip. Remember, check your provincial travel restrictions before hitting the road. https://theco-op.ca/2IkIMJL

Spending more time around pools this summer? With travel restrictions in place, many Canadians are seeking out local ways to stay cool and have fun. Find water safety resources to keep children safe and keep your swimming pool area safe. https://theco-op.ca/3jSGT9f