Forest fire supplanted by wildfire
While fires rage across western Canada, help comes from as far away as Australia. Soldiers are also battling flames as this July 9 headline attests: Troops Join B...
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Archive : July 2015
Lord Selkirk II being scrapped
Abandoned to rot from neglect for so many years in the Selkirk Slough, what had once been called the “ship of dreams” is slated to be cut up for salva...
Frustration of having an abandoned house as a neighbour
by Monica Newman
Passenger pigeon
by Bruce Cherney (part 7 of 7)
Visitable home’s design provides easy access
by Todd Lewys
Levelling the family cottage
Cottages are a good place to relax, but can demand a lot of maintenance. In fact, I would guess that many cottage owners are DIYers or have a handyman in the fami...
Homes unfirmly rooted in the past
by Diane Slawych
Passenger pigeon
by Bruce Cherney (part 6)
Where is the fairness?
When it came time to prepare the 1987-88 provincial budget, the Howard Pawley government was facing a fiscal predicament. The previous year’s deficit was at...
Month-end numbers indicate a stable housing market
Last month was the third time since 2007 that June MLS® sales topped the 1,500 unit level.