Unique Interlake monuments worth the drive
For many people, a weekend at the cottage includes driving up Highway 9 to the Interlake. Along the way you will see three structures that you won't find anywhere else in the world.
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Archive : May 2018
Bat houses are natural mosquito traps
Goodbye mosquitoes. Hello bug-free back yard.
Easy steps to take in saving for your first home
Purchasing a home and saving for a down payment can seem like a pretty lofty idea when you have so many conflicting goals pulling on your income, however it doesn't have to be complicated.
Millennials value the advice from industry professionals such as a REALTOR®
Many millennials have higher expectations than older home buyers.
The great benefits of growing peas in your garden
Technically and botanically, peas are a fruit.
Increasing government awareness of issues that affect homeownership
Our Members of Parliament head back once again to tackle the serious business of sitting in the House of Commons, potentially with a greater appreciation of the concerns of homeowners.
Home tips for a worry-free summer
Tackling these five simple tasks will give you a head start and leave you plenty of worry-free time to enjoy the warmer weather.
Rebuilding a piece of furniture to restore its former beauty
I will tell how I rebuilt and refinished a nesting table with a beautifully figured bird's-eye-maple top.
The remarkable landmarks of Fort Rouge
Fort Rouge was established as a trading post by Pierre Gaultier de Varennes et de La Vérendrye in 1738.
Add late bloomers to your spring garden
It is much harder to visualize and plan for those flowers that don't come into their own until later in the season.