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Top Apps to help sell your house.

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I find myself always being amazed at where technology has brought us to make our advertising more interactive and the amount of information buyer’s can get even before visiting an open house. Whether you’re a seasoned Realtor or you’re selling your house by owner, here is a list of my favorite...

12/30/2011

The Velodrome in Burnaby?

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Have you ever wondered as you drive the beginning of the Barnet Highway what the little dome across from Kask Bros is for? I have driven past this building that is surrounded by trees on the bottom side of Burnaby Mountain many times always wondering what it is. This structure is the Harry Jerome...

12/08/2011

Should I move to Westwood Plateau

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Westwood Plateau in Coquitlam was one of the fastest growing communities in the early 90’s in the Greater Vancouver. Since then, it has grown to one of the prime communities to live in in all of Coquitlam. Westwood Plateau is a community of varied cultures, main ethnic groups who live in the “P...

12/08/2011

Christmas Plant Gifts Ideas

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Live plants as gifts are very much welcome to most homes. Christmas shopping can be a pain, so you might want to take a look around shops least-packed with people: the garden and plant nursery stores. Best of all, no need to worry wrapping them up. The PlantSelect healthy foliage that can thri...

11/24/2011

Coquitlam-Fortis Deal in the Works to Save Energy Costs

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The city of Coquitlam is working on a deal with Fortis BC Energy Inc. to build a district energy system for the city hall, the City Centre Aquatic Complex, and other public buildings. The project is also looking into retro fitting 15 of the biggest energy-consuming buildings to cut down costs a...

11/23/2011

Realtors to Collect Blankets for Homeless this Winter

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Hundreds of realtor offices will again to receive blankets and clothing donations for the needy starting November 28 till December 5 all across Lower Mainland for the 17th annual Realtors Care Blanket Drive. These offices will be drop-offs and its Realtors will collect, sort and deliver the donat...

11/22/2011

Last Minute Home on Sale Preparations for Winter

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Winter is always been part of Canadian life, but there are still people who tend to overlook important things regarding winter preparation. Same is true about vacant homes currently on sale. The lonely house may be vulnerable for blizzard nights, freezing pipes, ice dams or may become shelter for...

11/21/2011

Winter Update: Should you invest on winter tires?

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Your family plans to spend the winter holidays around leisure areas in the Greater Vancouver area, where winter is considered mild. You are starting to pack those winter clothes, checking out parks and events. Your vehicle might also need to change tires to make sure you drive safely through snow...

11/20/2011

88.7 % of Construction Waste can be Turned into Bucks

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Not all waste should go to landfills, earn some bucks and save planet Earth. Common household waste could be easier to recycle, but how about tonnes of construction waste?Ben Fishman of Benefits Waste Management is rocking on their third year of collecting old wood, dry wall, scrap metal, and wha...

11/17/2011

Operation Red Nose to solve Drunk Driving in the Tri-Cities

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Tri-Cities residents will not have to worry about getting too drunk or too sick to drive home on a weekend night, thanks to the volunteer-powered Operation Red Nose.The program will once again be operating in the TriCities, driving those who had been drinking- as well as their vehicles all the wa...

11/16/2011