Buy flowers and chocolate, make fancy dinner reservations and practice conversation starters the night before: It's the dating advice nobody needs to hear anymore.
According to a recent survey by dating website Match.com, Canadian dating attitudes are changing towards paying for the first date, meeting people outside one's comfort zone and making the first move.
"I still think women have the preference of being asked out, but there are changes: Men are warming up and more women are asking men out," says Toronto-based dating coach Christine Hart .
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