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DIY Christmas Decorations

December 16, 2014 0 Amanda Murray

These quick and easy DIY Christmas decorations are perfect for savings – of time and money! You don’t need to be a craft genius to pull off these cute and charming decorations, and the ones we have selected are kid-friendly.…

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Why to Buy a Home in the Fall

October 1, 2014 0 Amanda Murray

Moving is never an easy decision, nor an easy task to undertake. Whether your search is narrowing down a city, neighbourhood, or just which features you prefer to have, there are so many factors and so many considerations when it…

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6 Fall Gardening Tips

September 24, 2014 0 Brock Murray

As part of our guest post series, we feature local companies who specialize in their respective fields. Today’s post is by Instant Lawns. For many gardeners, the gardening season isn’t over until snow starts to fall. In order to maintain…

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Carpet Cleaning in Ottawa

September 16, 2014 0 Amanda Murray

It’s Thanksgiving weekend. The turkey is in the oven, the whole family is gathered round. Oh, and little cousin Timmy has drawn all over the playroom rug, Spot has left a present on the basement carpet, Grandpa accidentally spilled some…

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5 Ideas for Your Home Garden

July 24, 2014 0 Krista Brunette

Home gardens are making a comeback in a big way. People love to see nature in all of its beauty. Here are five ways you can make your garden even more beautiful this summer: Bird Bath Many Ottawa homeowners are…

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