All posts by Sue Nador

Sue Nador is a Toronto-based writer and management consultant. She blogs every week about relationships of all kinds (business, marriage, dating) and has a loyal following at TheRelationshipDeal.com. She writes a regular column for eHarmony Canada and her business stories have been published in Huffington Post, Liisbeth, Business Insider and other media. ***** Auteure et consultante en gestion à Toronto, Sue Nador publie des blogues sur les relations (d’affaires, matrimoniales, amoureuses) et est suivie par un public fidèle sur le site TheRelationshipDeal.com. Chroniqueuse pour le site eHarmony Canada, elle a aussi publié des articles dans plusieurs médias, dont le Huffington Post, Liisbeth et Business Insider.
Bloggers & Vloggers, Couple, Destinations, Eating & Drinking, Events & adventure, Family, Friends, Guelph, Ontario, Our contributors, Solo, Things to discover, Type of travel, What to do

A Day Trip To Guelph

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“Want to visit Guelph?” I ask my 20-something–year-old son. We feel a mid-winter itch to escape the big city. Only an hour train ride from … Continue Reading
Bloggers & Vloggers, Canada 150, Couple, Eating & Drinking, Family, Friends, Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Our contributors, Solo, Things to discover, Type of travel, What to do

Beyond Oktoberfest: What To Do in Kitchener-Waterloo

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Late autumn is that fuzzy time between summer fun and holiday cheer. What’s a restless Toronto couple to do? My husband and I … Continue Reading
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“Hidden” Adventures in Chatham, Ontario

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It took merely seconds after arriving for my sister and me to realize what we’ve been missing, and how much there is to do in … Continue Reading
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Niagara Falls in Winter: The Perfect BFF Get-Away

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“I feel like we’re playing hooky,” my friend Karen says as the train rolls out of Union Station. It’s a Friday morning and … Continue Reading