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5 Signs You Need a Humidifier

During the wintertime, the air around you – both inside with your HVAC system and outside from the cold, harsh temperature – can wreak havoc on your skin and body. In some places throughout Canada, the dryness of the air…

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5 Easy Ways to Update Your Fixer-Upper

0 Faith Murray

Buying a new house is an exciting time, especially for first time home buyers. The search for the perfect place to call home seems like it may have taken forever but when moving day finally arrives there are few things…

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How to Make Your Home Stand Out

0 Faith Murray

There’s no investment quite as big as real estate. Shelling out thousands of dollars into a single purchase can cause anyone to develop a meticulous personality, and this is exactly why property sellers are becoming much more aggressive and competitive…

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7 Ways to Cozy Up Your Apartment This Winter Season

0 Julianna Yang

It’s hard to hide the fact that winter is here, and if you’re lucky enough to be living north of the equator, you are probably already experiencing the shorter days, colder temperature, and falling white fluff in the air. Many…

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Importance of Proper Roof Inspection Before Buying a New Home

0 Ann Torres

Buying a home is no small endeavour. So when you think you’ve finally found “the one” it’s important to ensure that there are no underlying problems, especially when it comes to the roof. That’s why a roof inspection is so…

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Factors to Consider When Shopping for a New Mattress

0 Ann Torres

If you are prone to unsatisfying, restless sleep, and aches and pains in the morning, your mattress could be the culprit. Our bodies are much more sensitive to our surroundings then we sometimes recognize, and having the wrong mattress can…

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Finding a Home Builder You Can Trust

0 Ann Torres

If you’re searching for a home builder, trust is one of the most important components when selecting the right person for you. It gives you that piece of mind, and lets you feel like when the job is done, it…

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Take Advantage of Downtown Living

0 Ann Torres

Did you just recently move downtown and aren’t really sure about what it could possibly have to offer? Are you worried that you made the wrong decision and that the hustle and bustle may be too much for you? You…

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Paint: A Simple Home Staging Transformation

0 Ann Torres

It’s hard enough to get someone to buy something as affordable as perfume – try selling an entire house! Buyers have learned to become picky thanks to all the bad investments that litter the market. If you’re trying to sell…

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Is your home insurance company stealing money from you?

0 Andrew MacDonald

Believe it or not, the overwhelming majority of homeowners out there in the Canada are paying a lot more for their home insurance than they should be – than they could be – and a lot of it has to…

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- Supply chain company moving HQ out of downtown 20 Feb 2020 16:12 Grand Rapids Business Journal A local supply chain management and warehouse supply company is tripling its footprint with a move to the suburbs. Sue Tellier, president of Grand Rapids-based JetCo Federal, said Feb. 18 that her company signed a long-term lease in a new 16,100-square- …
- Canada hosts Lima Group, appeals for world’s help on Venezuela crisis 20 Feb 2020 16:05 Lethbridge Herald By Mike Blanchfield, The Canadian Press on February 20, 2020. GATINEAU, Que. – Canada and its Western Hemisphere allies are calling on the rest of the democratic world to help bring stability to Venezuela, hobbled by a refugee crisis and economic collapse …
- Obviously this is more important than wasting time with those pesky Indigenous people 20 Feb 2020 16:05 Axis of Logic LIMA GROUP MEET TODAY (FEB 20) IN QUEBEC AS TRUDEAU CONSOLIDATES HIS ROLE IN ATTACKING VENEZUELA The Lima Group meets in Gatineau Quebec on February 20, 2020, across the river from Ottawa’s Parliament Hill. The group was originally established on August 8, …
- Public safety minister says B.C. RCMP agrees to move off Wet'suwet'en territory 20 Feb 2020 16:03 CTV News OTTAWA -- Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Minister Bill Blair says that the RCMP in British Columbia have agreed to move from their position on Wet’suwet’en territory and to a nearby town. As a result, Blair told reporters Thursday morning he …
- Tourism and Hospitality Instructor Joins RoomKeyPMS’ Implementation Team 20 Feb 2020 15:54 Hotel News Resource Over the past several years, Rubika has actively taught Tourism, Hospitality, and Business courses at local colleges, with additional emphasis on service training, leadership skills, and personal and professional development. Tourism and Hospitality …
- Blair says RCMP have met Wet’suwet’en conditions 20 Feb 2020 15:54 National Newswatch OTTAWA — Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says the RCMP in British Columbia has offered to move its officers to a town away from the area where traditional leaders of the Wet'suwet'en First Nation have been opposing a pipeline project on their …
- Trudeau calls blockades an ‘unacceptable situation’ ahead of cabinet meeting 20 Feb 2020 15:54 National Newswatch Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet are huddled in Ottawa this morning to chart a path forward as the Indigenous-led rail blockades hit the two-week mark Thursday. “We’re working very hard to end the blockades. It’s an unacceptable situation,” …
- CMHC says housing vulnerability moderate, downgrades risk in Prairie cities to low 20 Feb 2020 15:54 National Newswatch OTTAWA — Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says it has downgraded the vulnerability of several cities in the Prairies while overall Canada's housing market remains moderately vulnerable. The federal housing agency's quarterly assessment leaves …
- CAHRC foresees serious worker shortages for the grain sector 20 Feb 2020 15:54 National Newswatch Industry and government need to deal with the shortfall. Ottawa—While trade disputes and non-tariff barriers have created plenty of headaches for the Canadian grain and oilseed sector, it also faces the risk of serious worker shortages, says the Canadian …
- Cold temperatures stick around ahead of weekend warm up 20 Feb 2020 15:53 CHRO TV 2 OTTAWA -- A frostbite advisory remains in effect with another cold day on the way before it warms up this weekend. It will be mostly sunny with a high of -10, feeling like -18 with the wind chill on Thursday. Lots of sunshine is on the way for Friday, …