A Message from the Magazine
In light of these very vulnerable times, the team at Living Spaces magazine would like to extend our thoughts and prayers to those impacted by COVID 19. We can assure you that our team is taking all precautions to ensure your safety, your customers, families and friends. We are continuing to run the publication, business as usual, and will be paying close attention to how the government and healthcare governing bodies are...
Spend Local, Sustain Community
Shopping Local Builds and Sustains Communities I love Amazon. I can purchase just about anything I want, or need, right from my living room couch, have it delivered straight to my door, all while wearing my pajamas. That bottle of Turmeric, pink hair dryer, perfume, or even groceries and meat, are all just a click away, and very convenient. But what is it doing to my neighbors? What is it doing to the lovely cashier I like at...
Old “person” Winter is at it again ……
With this ever changing weather, as we patiently await Spring, we are finding ourselves struggling with wintery blasts that seemingly come out of nowhere. Here are some very good reminders about keeping yourself safe on our icy roads …. Have Your Car Serviced for Winter Conditions. …Switch to Winter Tires. …Maintain Tire Pressure. …Check for Changing Temperatures That Could...
Love Your Heart This Valentines Day!
As we quickly approach the middle of February, our thoughts look towards Valentine’s Day. It can always be a challenge finding the perfect way to celebrate with your “special someone”, so why not celebrate your hearts, and how healthy they need to be. According to the Canadian Heart and Health Foundation, “that up to 80% of premature heart disease and stroke can be prevented through your life habits, such as...
Real Estate …. or Renovate?
Your home is your castle. But maybe your castle has looked a little rough lately. The towers need re-roofing, the drawbridge has a broken chain, and the moat smells a little, well, moat-y. So you look around and you think, do I spend my hard-earned gold on fixing all these issues, or do I just pack it all up and move to that new castle subdivision they’re building over in the next valley? Well, you’re not alone. It’s probably...
Burning Questions?
Ah fall. That contemplative time of year. That time of year when we begin to reflect, and start to prepare for the coming winter by taking care of those outside chores before everything’s buried under a blanket of snow. Yard work, particularly raking up the leaves, is one of the big tasks. I’ve got 4 full-size maples in my backyard, and by the time we’re done, we’ve hauled about 50 bags to the curb. After taking some Tylenol to...
Stretching Summer!
Being Canadian, we’re all pretty skilled players when it comes to moving successfully through the seasons. No, not just “winter and construction”, but all 4; winter, spring, summer, and fall. And since we’re now just beginning to see the first signs of transitioning from summer into fall, It’s likely that we’re doing everything we can to squeeze as much outdoor activity out of the beautiful late-summer weather. Late...
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