How not to go over budget on a renovation
Almost half of homeowners go over budget when doing a remodel, according to recent home improvement surveys. A more alarming stat: Only one in five comes in under budget. Here's how to be of them.
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Butterflies in the garden and how to recognize their larvae
“Yuck! There's a caterpillar on my parsley!” Squish!
Choosing between urban or suburban living a personal choice
That question? Should I buy a home in an urban, or suburban community?
When it comes to renovation planning, no detail is too trivial
Leaving seemingly trivial details to the last minute can often sabotage all your other good efforts.
Realtors recommend tax credit to off-set new stress test
The Manitoba Real Estate Association (MREA) has recommended that our provincial government match the federal government's $750 tax credit for first-time buyers to help them achieve home ownership.
Benefits of condo living
For many potential homeowners, condo living has a number of overlooked benefits.
DIY your way to the best sleep — and mood — ever
Good sleep is essential to living our best life. So why not invest in it?
Some simple fix-ups for home improvement
If home improvement appears somewhere on your to-do list, it may be time to get moving.
Build a DIY raised garden and say goodbye to back pain and weeds
Say goodbye to gardeners' back pain and noxious creeping weeds by constructing a raised garden for a balcony, deck or lawn.
Saskatoons, the little berry that helped create a province
Saskatoons, Amelanchier alnifiolia, may look a little like blueberries, but are more closely related to the rose family.