Still can't let go of that worn out Bon Jovi t-shirt you bought 10 years ago. Hello Rewind will help turn your favorite tees into a stylish computer sleeve. Now for the inspiring twist, the company's goal is to fight sex trafficking so they hire former sex trade workers to make the stylish conversion happen; cutting out the design, sewing it up with batting, felt and velcro.

It's a super easy process for you. First choose a laptop size (13", 15" or 17"). Hello Rewind mails you a pre-paid envelope to send your chosen t-shirts. Within 4-8 weeks, your computer will have something cool to wear. 

March is Fraud Prevention Month in Canada. The Competition Beueau is the driving force behind bringing awareness to Canadians about how to protect themselves against all forms of fraud.

FanCouver is a great spot in the heart of Yaletown Vancouver where you can get free Wi-Fi and indulge in hot chocolate while watching the live Olympic coverage. Yahoo! Canada is behind the interactive location. They have set up lots of cool things to make you feel part of the Olympics.

There's a photo booth that allows you to digitaly accessorize with sports equipment (and feel like an athlete), and you can even play Wii and compete for a chance to win a Wii and Wii Fit Plus!

On our recent visit, Mike Agerbo spoke with Elivis Stojko, Canadian figure skater and two-time Olympic silver medalist. Stojko is one of Yahoo! Canada's Olympic analysts. Listen to what he had to say to GetConnected below:

Back in September, Bell Mobility launched the Samsung Reclaim in Canada, an ecologically conscious smartphone. Now that's a mouthful; hopefully the abbreviation, ECS, will catch on quickly.

It's one of many eco-friendly phones the company is promoting at the Olympic Rendezvous @ Samsung (OR@S) at David Lam Park in Yaletown. The Reclaim is made from 80% recyclable materials and is 100% biodegradable. It's made from corn-based bioplastic, a renewable source; even the packaging for the phone is made from recycled paper.