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 New home offers best of all worldsBuilding a new home provides the perfect opportunity to tailor your home to fit your lifestyle.
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 Buyers should know condo lifestyleQ: Why do some realtors neglect to inform prospective buyers of the condo lifestyle?
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 Eliminate mould for healthWith all the concern about the flu this winter, a bit of prevention is in order.
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 Time for some pane reliefTo some, bulges, rattles and buckling lend character and an air of age and distinction to a stained glass window.
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 Shades of 2010When it comes to our homes, we all look forward to what a new year brings in design and furniture trends. But what sets the tone in most everything concerning home decor is the colour trends.
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 A little light readingIn an attempt to promote energy efficiency, Ottawa and several provinces recently have passed laws to ban the sale of regular incandescent light bulbs by 2012.
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 Behaviour, more than technology, saves energyAre you a grasshopper or an ant? Just like the fable of the wastrel grasshopper and the diligent ant preparing for winter, people can be conscientious or careless, penny-wise or profligate about conservation and energy consumption.
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 SW Ontario family learns value of fresh alarm batteriesIt could be any family in any town or city anywhere in Canada. But one Southwestern Ontario family is especially happy they installed fresh batteries in their smoke alarms before the recent time change -- it saved their lives.
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 Prevention, checks needed year-roundIn the winter, we rely on appliances -- many of them electric, some fuelled by natural gas, propane, or oil -- to heat our homes, cook most of our meals and dry our clothes.
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 Cash deal threat loomsThe recent Canadian Home Builders' Association annual conference bid a cautious welcome to 2010 and a good riddance to 2009.
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 It’s time to bone up on the HSTMore than 74% of Ontarians and 82% of British Columbians oppose the Harmonized Sales Tax, due to be introduced in both provinces in July, according to a poll conducted for Canwest News Service by Ipsos Reid.
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 Connoisseur at home in kitchenYou might say the world is his open bar. For more than six seasons, TV viewers have tuned in to Food Network Canada's Thirsty Traveler - a.k.a. Toronto's Kevin Brauch - to follow his globetrotting adventures as he discovers the world's finest beers, wines and spirits.
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 Is the meeting at your condo out of order?Q: I am a director of our condominium corporation. Our meetings seem to be a little confusing regarding motions and chairing the meeting.
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 Lights, camera — action!EDMONTON -- I love the Hollywood vibe and the cultural melting pot of L.A. Many in California are from other parts of the world, and the diversity affects the lingo and the style.
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 Trends that really hit homeTop-notch designers, world-class styles and state-of-the-environment ideas: next weekend's 2010 Lifestyle Home Show will exceed the expectations of even the most selective design aficionado.
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 January best time to get jump on trendsIf you’re thinking of building a home, moving or renovating, January is the best time to get a heads up on decor trends.
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 Many activities set for 175th anniversarySeveral Harris family members wrote journals, offering a glimpse into the past and their lives. For a sampling, see www.eldonhouse.ca.
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 ‘It was a lived-in house’Location, location, location: The mantra of real estate is more than a modern notion.
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 A little more light readingWith Ottawa and several provinces poised to ban sale of incandescent light bulbs by 2012, many Canadians are turning to compact fluorescent lamps as an alternative.
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 Is radon on your radar?You may have been hearing more about radon gas in homes lately — and for good reason. Exposure to radon gas is
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