Thanksgiving is just around the corner and you’ve probably already visited your local butcher or grocery store to purchase your turkey, but have you planned how you are going to cook it?

The vast majority of people in Canada cook their Thanksgiving turkey by putting it into an oven, but you can unlock a world of culinary possibilities by using propane to cook your turkey this year on your outdoor grill.

The official start of the fall season is fast approaching. And that means getting your home or cottage ready for the colder weather. It's much more pleasant to get your property prepared while the weather is warm and it's great to be outside.

It’s likely we have several months before the snow begins to arrive, but the colder temperatures and higher demand for energy in the fall are a good reminder that we should now start preparing our propane appliances for the season ahead.

To help you prepare your home for colder weather and to ensure you save money through the efficient use of propane, here are a few tips that you can take:

Fireplaces are a great way to add extra heating to your home, and who doesn't like the cozy ambiance of flickering flames and the focal point that a fireplace brings to your home.

Whether your home is already equipped with a fireplace or you are looking to add one to your home before winter, you should consider a propane gas fireplace unit. Propane fireplaces or stoves are a great alternative to regular wood or electric fireplaces and have many added benefits.

Propane is used for many commercial applications in your community and one of them is golf courses!

Propane offers golf courses cleaner operations, lower costs and top productivity.

Many golf course superintendents are switching over to propane powered golf equipment because of the cleaner performance characteristics of propane energy, lower purchase costs, ease of refuelling, and quieter operation.

Summer is a time of joy for many Canadians, but many will be thinking about how to cut down on those expensive energy bills that creep up in the summer months.

With the air conditioning cranked on most days and children staying at home and playing on their electronic devices all day, those monthly energy bills are bound to rise. However, with a few simple steps, you can bring those costs down.

In this blog, Budget Propane Ontario, lists six simple tips that will help you save money on those expensive energy bills this summer:

Restaurant owners and hospitality managers know that cutting operating costs while maintaining the quality and safety of a restaurant is an important strategy, especially in challenging times. Switching to propane energy for your restaurant can help in a number of ways, from cost savings to better kitchen management. Here’s 5 reasons to switch.