Victoria Park — Rupert Street resident complained that few improvements were being made by city to the public gathering place
In light of the complaint, a Free Press reporter inquired at city hall about the fate of the park.
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Spider Mites
If you see spider webs on your houseplants, it's probably already too late to deal with the pesky two-spotted spider mite.
Strong market for higher priced homes in October
A stronger “move-up” market with increased activity in the performance of higher-priced homes has mitigated decreased overall sales activity for October.
Endless kitchen remodelling options can present quite the challenge
When remodelling a kitchen, it can be challenging to navigate the endless kitchen options and to visualize how to pull them together to create a cohesive look.
Good locking system provides added protection and peace of mind
Installing a good locking system can give you added protection and extra peace of mind.
Final walkthrough can be a make-or-break moment for a seller
After months of hard work, a home sale comes down to one make-or-break moment: the final walkthrough.
Passchendaele and Remembrance Day
An order from Haig informed the Canadian commander that the CEF was expected to take over where others had failed and capture Passchendaele.
Home buying power reduced by new mortgage stress test
The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) has introduced a new mortgage stress test for consumers.
Measure rooms and record measurements to properly map your move
The first rule of moving is to label every box and piece of furniture so it ends up in the right room. But getting it to the proper spot within the room would be even better.
Victoria Park — city threatened to close the diminitive downtown gathering place and convert it into an industrial site
That was the intention, although closing Victoria Park had not been formalized by either the parks board or city council.