Classic Holiday Cookie Recipes
Nov28

Classic Holiday Cookie Recipes

Ingredients and directions for Christmas cookies.

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Custom Built Rural Home on the Family Farm
Aug29

Custom Built Rural Home on the Family Farm

Building a home from the ground up is a huge undertaking – one that requires patience, planning and a general contractor/builder that is knowledgeable and dependable.

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Autumn in Cottage Country
Aug29

Autumn in Cottage Country

The promised cycle of life encourages my enthusiasm for next year’s adventures.  Plans aside, I’m just going to get my sandals, grab my paddle and journey out by canoe, preparing with clothing adjustments, taking along a light jacket. 

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Creating a warm & welcoming atmosphere in your home
Aug29

Creating a warm & welcoming atmosphere in your home

Most people do a big spring clean and freshen up their homes to reflect the bright, happy vibe of the spring and summer season. At Arthur Cash & Carry, we love to assist our clients in doing the same as we move into fall. Creating a warm, cozy atmosphere can make your home more welcoming, and make the long, dreary months more bearable

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Making Good Food as Fast as We Can
Aug29

Making Good Food as Fast as We Can

Everything at the Red Door Restaurant is fresh and handmade. Nathalie doesn’t believe in “carrying over” from one day to the next, so even if you came in yesterday for lunch, you can rest assured that today’s menu is fresh, flavourful, inviting and new. 

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Carefree Days on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia
Jun02

Carefree Days on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia

I always feel at peace here, whether I’m driving winding roads, walking meandering pathways, or strolling along a deserted beach.  There’s a freedom in the marine air and it gets me thinking about our next fresh salmon dinner.

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’59 Corvette
Jun02

’59 Corvette

Why the infatuation with old cars?

“I just seem to like them for some reason and if people read the article in the Spring edition of ‘LivingSpaces & Life Styles’, you know that my business does plenty of historical restorations to houses and buildings in the area, so maybe you could say that I have a lot of ‘old school’ in me!”

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Broadway Revised
Jun02

Broadway Revised

Sepia-toned photographs taken in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries of Orangeville’s bustling downtown street of Broadway convey an image of a lively, picturesque street comprised of grand facades, second story balconies, expansive windows, and decorative wood pieces.

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Vegetable Spring Rolls with Peanut Sauce
Jun02

Vegetable Spring Rolls with Peanut Sauce

Vegetable Spring Rolls with Peanut Sauce recipe. Try this healthy, colourful recipe made with rice paper, thin noodles, and vibrant vegetables.

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From Eyesore to Modern Farmhouse Beauty
Mar01

From Eyesore to Modern Farmhouse Beauty

The home was very choppy and divided, and the 1890’s balloon frame structure complicated the reengineering of the home, but they stripped it back to the brick and reframed it section by section, adding 650 square feet of space for the garage, master bedroom and mudroom.

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Cory Trepanier: Visionary and Leader
Mar01

Cory Trepanier: Visionary and Leader

Cory took inspiration not only from the outdoors, but from everything around him. His art inspired Canadians of all ages to connect with and appreciate the natural world. In the words of his daughter, Sydney, “Everywhere he turned he was able to find something beautiful and fascinating”.

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The Balancing Act: Caring for Your Pool Properly
Mar01

The Balancing Act: Caring for Your Pool Properly

Despite the fact that we spend half of our year covered in ice and snow, we Canadians, on average, still hold that deep desire to cut loose, and lounge beside our own personal pool side, free of charge, once summer hits.

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Garlic Butter Roasted Salmon with Potatoes and Asparagus
Mar01

Garlic Butter Roasted Salmon with Potatoes and Asparagus

An easy, flavourful one-pan meal for a satisfying weeknight dinner. Check out the ingredients and directions on page 62.

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Beach Living
Nov29

Beach Living

Framed by Lake Ontario on one side and Hamilton Harbour on the other, Hamilton’s 6 km long “beach strip” is a unique neighbourhood with a proud past that is attracting a lot of potential new homeowners.

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The “Other” Niagara
Nov29

The “Other” Niagara

Usually when we think of Niagara, we think of the Falls and its major tourist attractions. Yet there are a whole many more layers, so many in fact that even locals have not found them all yet! This article does not even touch the surface of what there is to do in Niagara. Further exploration awaits, no matter what your interest!

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