With winter about to pounce on us, it struck me that a timely project for DIYers is a “belly flopper” sled.
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Illness among the Ukrainian children may have been initially hidden from
officials in Winnipeg by mothers who were anxious to continue their trip westward.
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David Johnson, Canada's Governor General, said: “October 18 will always be an important date in Canadian history. It was on this day in 1929 that women were finally constitutionally recognized as ‘persons.'”
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by Todd Lewys
On October 3, the federal government announced that mortgage rules were about to tighten yet again.
With that announcement, those in search of a home — in particular, first-time buyers — had a two-week ...
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With all that is happening around the recent federal government announcement to tighten mortgage rules (i.e. as of October 17, any insured new mortgage must meet the stress test of qualifying for the Bank of Canada five-year fixed term rate of ...
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part 4
It is time to consider a chimney for your new wood-burning appliance. As I have written a previous article about stainless steel outdoor chimneys (Real Estate News, February 5, 2016), I will mainly address the topic of interior b...
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One of the great tragedies of the early European settlement in Manitoba was the death of 42 children and three adult women just after their arrival in the province.
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For Canadians, the election of Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, as U.S. president would bring troubled times, judging by his rants about the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and other trade pacts.
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Over the past month or two, there’s been much discussion regarding the potential impact of growth fees on the residential real estate market.
As important as that market is, there’s another market that can potentially be aff...
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Recipes for roasting a herb-rubbed turkey, savoury bread stuffing and delicious gravy.
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