In part one of our Square Footage series, we examined the various ways a home’s square footage can be calculated in Canada. Given that square feet can be determined using inconsistent methods, it is important to know how your potential home, has been measured.

You’ve likely seen the recent headlines about China no longer accepting recycled material from foreign countries, like Canada. In a recent blog post, The City of Calgary addressed what this means for our Blue Cart program and what Calgarians can do.

Inevitably when home buyers compare home values, the term “price per square foot” comes up. Before comparing two properties using this method, however, you’ll want to be aware of how exactly square footage is calculated, and how far it goes (or does not go) toward representing the actual value of a home.

Organizing and de-cluttering guru, Nicole Anzia of Neatnic, shares the five mistakes people make when attempting to de-clutter. Here are her helpful tips to conquer the clutter:

It’s that time of the year, the glorious season of giving. It’s also a time to express our gratitude to everyone we’ve had the pleasure to work with throughout the year.

Contrary to popular opinion, poinsettias do not have to be just a holiday decoration. With a little attention, your poinsettia can live much longer, and with a little understanding about what makes them thrive, they can stay beautiful well past the holidays.

It’s a holiday tradition that lights up our dark nights at this time of year. Watching all the glittering, sparkling lights brings the excitement, joy and hope of the season to life.