Quilt & Fibre Art Festival features 16 EVENTS IN 7 COMMUNITIES. There are a variety of exceptional quilting and fibre art events including: exhibits with guest artists, rare quilts, historic collections, trunk show, quilt appraisals, tea rooms, quilting bees, classes, […]
It took me years to find Kaufman Flats. It’s not on any maps, at least not any Google maps. It’s one of those local places that if you have a dog, kayak or canoe, you hear about from time to time but never can find without the help of a local – someone who has [...]
46 Mary Street is located in the lovely and much sought after Mary Allen Neighborhood of Kitchener Waterloo. On a large lot, it’s unusual for an inner city property to have such a large and private back yard. There is lots of room for the kids to play even though the backyard also has an [...]
There is always so much happening around Kitchener Waterloo. Its all interrelated at least to our taxes, neighborhoods and lifestyle. With the LRT given the green light to spend, the council awarded its first contract last week. The international engineering firm Parsons Brinckerhoff Halsall Inc. will help regional government prepare design criteria for a different [...]
QUESTION: A while ago, you wrote an article outlining the pros and cons of selling a home privately versus using the services of a listing broker. Can you now outline specific functions and assistance a listing agent would provide me in selling a home beyond assisting in the pricing and marketing of my home? ANSWER: [...]
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. was established in 1946 to house returning war veterans and lead the nation’s housing program. It’s now a multibillion operation. In an ongoing effort to strengthen the housing finance system and stabilize the housing market to the benefit of all Canadians, last week the government effectively shut down the low [...]
