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New year, new you: Smart tips to kickstart your year

(NC) Every year when the calendar flips over, many of us find ourselves re-evaluating various aspects of our lives and vowing to make positive changes. While that might feel easier said than done, we’ve got you covered with tips on how to stay true to your resolutions and live your best life this year.

If your New Year’s resolution is to…

Take your mental health seriously
Routine, a good sleep, regular exercise and a healthy diet are natural stress-busters, but sometimes we aren’t able to sort things out on our own and need more support. If feelings of stress or worry are...

5 tips to look and feel your best this holiday season

(NC) The holidays are meant to be a time of joy and merriment for many of us. Whatever you celebrate, from Hannukah to Christmas, to the Winter Solstice, here are some tips to help you enjoy them to the fullest.

  1. Embrace the spirit of the season
    Even if you’re more of a natural grinch than one of Santa’s elves, leaning into the festive season can help you appreciate small joys – which in turn could improve your mental health. Getting involved with your family and your neighbourhood can help you feel more connected to others too. By building a gingerbread house with the grandkids,...

How to get your home ready for winter

(NC) As the seasons shift, it’s the perfect time to prepare your home for the chilly temperatures ahead. Taking steps to winterize your home now can make a big difference in your comfort and energy bills. Here are some practical tips.

Draft proofing
Looking for air leaks and drafts is an important first step when it comes to keeping your home cozy and energy efficient. Cold air can seep into your home through gaps around windows, doors and - believe it or not - even electrical outlets. After a thorough inspection, use weatherstripping or caulking to seal any openings. You’ll keep warm...

5 on-trend ideas for your new home

(NC) Moving into a new home offers an opportunity to create a space that reflects your family’s values, enhances comfort and is better for the environment.

Whether you’re shopping for a new home, renovating your current space or building from scratch, consider some of the latest trends while searching for inspiration.

Home automation
From ovens that can be turned on remotely to skylights that open and close automatically and more, there are a multitude of ways to integrate smart home technology into your living space to make it more energy efficient and convenient. Start small with...

Beyond savings: Hidden benefits of energy efficiency

Beyond savings: Hidden benefits of energy efficiency

 

(NC) When it comes to home upgrades, energy efficiency is often linked to saving money and helping the environment. But there are many more advantages to improving home energy efficiency. Here are a few:

Enhanced comfort
Energy efficiency has a great perk - it boosts the comfort of your home. With energy-efficient upgrades like insulation, new windows and doors, and air sealing, your space can stay at a comfortable temperature all year round. Say goodbye to drafts, toasty areas or chilly corners. You can enjoy a cozy and...

3 steps to make your home a safer sanctuary

(NC) Your home should be your haven – a place for you to rest, recharge and enjoy your life. But even in the most magazine-perfect home there are a few important steps to take to keep your hideaway healthy.

Test for radon
Radon is an invisible radioactive gas that can seep up from the ground anywhere in the country. You can’t see it or smell it, but long-term exposure to radon is the number one cause of lung cancer in non-smokers, and it increases the existing risk of cancer in those who do smoke. It doesn’t matter if you have a newly built home or an old fixer-upper, your radon level...

Navigating the Canadian housing market: Tips for newcomers

(NC) Finding housing can be a big job, especially for newcomers to Canada. From budgeting for housing, researching neighbourhoods and deciding if it’s better for you to rent or buy a home, there’s a lot to consider when deciding where to live.

Research from RBC shows that aspirations of home ownership are considerably higher for newcomers to Canada than the average person. Here are tips to help you prepare to buy your first house.

Understand how much you can spend
Having a realistic idea of how much money you can afford to pay for housing is important. This will help you narrow your...

5 ways to feel truly grateful this Thanksgiving

(NC) We all know how Thanksgiving is supposed to be: smiling family around a table loaded with food. Yet the reality can be different. Family squabbles, logistical challenges or money issues can make holidays more stressful than uplifting.

You’ve likely read about the power of gratitude to change a person’s perspective and increase happiness. But gratitude doesn’t just show up on Thanksgiving unannounced. You have to invite it into your home and life. A good way to start is by noticing all the things you do have – things other people may be missing.

Consider these five ways to grow...

A quick guide to mortgage choices for new homebuyers

(NC) When embarking on the exciting journey of buying a home, one of the most crucial decisions you’ll make is choosing the right mortgage. Your mortgage will impact your finances for years to come, so it’s essential to understand the options and features available. Here are a few things to keep in mind:

1. Understanding mortgage terms and penalties
A mortgage term is the length of time your mortgage contract is in effect, which includes the interest rate and other relevant conditions. Terms can range from a few months to several years. It’s essential to consider the impact of the...

5 budget-friendly tips to upgrade your home

(NC) Upgrading your home to be energy-efficient and eco-friendly doesn’t mean you have to compromise your budget. With a little creativity and a green mindset, you can upgrade your space in ways that are good for both the environment and your wallet.

Optimize your lighting
Ditch the old incandescent bulbs and try some energy-efficient LED lights. LED lights are not only brighter, but they also last longer, making them a cost-effective lighting solution. Embrace natural light by opening up your curtains or blinds during the day to give your space a sunny and inviting...

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