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Creating a Home Workspace for Everyone

It is a whole new COVID world out there and throughout this long crisis, many of us have come to recognize that our homes have become our safest haven.  We have all, collectively and individually, learned to adapt in new ways to a global pandemic, including working and going to school from our living room. While this has worked for many, for others, finding space for privacy and quiet has become a challenge. Coordinating access to electronics for school and fun, while encouraging interesting past-times, and creating nutritious meals has become as difficult as finding Lysol. Even though getting outside
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Making The Most Of Your Staycation In Ontario

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have been left with cancelled plans and open calendar dates to fill with family fun activities. As there are still many restrictions on domestic and international travel, this is the perfect opportunity to take advantage of a “Staycation” and put aside any unused funds for future savings. Ontario is a beautiful province that boasts a variety of wildlife, landscapes and ecosystems that make exploring our surroundings an exciting and educational experience for people of all ages. Additionally, there are many places hidden away that offer a great experience for a vacation close
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Time to Buy a Cottage

The last several months have been a real challenge for all of us. The combination of the COVID -19 virus and uncertain economic times have been incredibly stressful. Fortunately, we are winning the fight against the virus, the economy is opening up, and people are getting back to work. During the last few months, many of us have been dreaming of escaping to a safe and relaxing haven. The idea of having a cottage has been discussed by many of our friends and family. If you are thinking of buying a cottage, always contact your Real Estate Agent REALTOR®. Factors
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Avoiding Lyme: Ticks are Coming

  The mild weather is beginning, and as we all rejoice at the ending of winter, it is time to consider what this mild weather brings with it. The springtime thaw encourages the little menaces known as ticks, to make their way back out into the world. Ticks are a major carrier of Lyme disease and are a risk for humans and animals alike. There are a few important things to remember when it comes to ticks, and what you need to do about them.   Horses: Ticks are carriers of several diseases that can affect our equine partners, however,
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