!JUST LISTED! #11 - 5341 Twp Rd 293A, Mountain View County https://peshketeam.maxwellrealty.ca/.../a2097729-11-5341.../ $220,000 MLS A2097729 3.34 Beautiful Acres; Gently Sloped, Great Elevation! Last Lot Available To Build Your Dream Home! The Possibilities Are Endless With An Opportunity Like This Call/message us for more details: 403-681-0319 Discover acreage living with this exceptional 3.34-acre parcel nestled in the coveted Water Valley Heights. A rare gem, this is the final opportunity to claim your slice of serenity in this wonderful development. Situated just 2 miles from the charming Hamlet of Water Valley, this property invites you to embark on a journey of scenic beauty &…

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Travelling can be a stressful experience, from catching flights to getting around in new environments. If you live with a chronic health condition or an autoimmune disease like arthritis, there might be added pain, fatigue and discomfort to worry about. These tips can help you prepare for travel over the holidays:


Shoes wisely
Choose shoes that provide a firm grip for your heel. If the back of the shoe is too wide or too soft, your foot will slip, causing instability and soreness. Look for shoes with great arch support, or that can be worn with orthotic supports. Lack of arch support can cause your foot to flatten and can affect knee, hip and back pain.


Bag it up                                                                             …

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MaxWell Realty is thrilled to welcome Barry Rochelle to the MaxWell Family as the
broker and owner of MaxWell Edge Realty in Winnipeg, Manitoba! Barry has been a
real estate agent for 20 years and had been looking for an opportunity to own his own
brokerage when he came across MaxWell and it was a great fit for him! Barry’s goals for
the first year are going to be to focus on recruiting agents to join the MaxWell family; he
feels like MaxWell is a company that truly supports him as a broker and knows that
agents within Winnipeg will feel that as well once joining him.


In his spare time, Barry enjoys fishing and also has been the Head Coach of the U18
AA Hockey Team at REMHA for the past 10 years.
Please join us in welcoming Barry Rochelle to MaxWell!

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Gingerbread is more than just a delightful holiday treat; it's a centuries-old culinary tradition that has evolved over time, captivating taste buds and weaving its way into the fabric of our festive celebrations. Join me on a journey through the rich history and irresistible charm of gingerbread.

The Origins of Gingerbread: A Spicy Beginnings

Gingerbread's story begins in ancient times when it was cherished for its medicinal properties. The Greeks and Egyptians were among the first to discover the wonders of ginger, using it not only as a spice but also as a remedy for various ailments. As trade routes expanded, ginger found its way to medieval Europe, where it became a coveted ingredient in culinary creations.

Medieval Marvels:…

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Painting your home, especially the main floor, is the most affordable way to make your listing look great to buyers. But what paint colours should you choose?

Here are a few tips.

When it comes to selecting a palette, neutrality reigns supreme. Bright, eccentric colours may reflect your personality, but remember, you're trying to appeal to a wide array of potential buyers. Neutral colours like whites, greys, and beiges are not only safe but also allow buyers to envision their own furniture and decor in the space.

However, don't think of neutral as boring. Many subtle shades can add depth and character to a room. For example, a soft grey with a hint of blue can make a space feel serene and relaxing, and is ideal for bathrooms or bedrooms.

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As the temperature drops and the days grow shorter, it's easy to succumb to the winter blues. However, instead of hibernating until spring, why not embrace the chill and make the most of the cold weather? In this blog post, we'll explore ten cozy and enjoyable ways to beat the cold weather blues and turn winter into a season of warmth and joy.

  1.     Create a Cozy Sanctuary: Transform your living space into a haven of warmth and comfort. Invest in soft blankets, fluffy pillows, and ambient lighting to create a cozy atmosphere. Consider adding some winter-themed decor, like candles or a fireplace simulation, to enhance the ambiance.
  2.     Warm Up with Comfort Food: Take advantage of the cold weather as an excuse to indulge in hearty and comforting…

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Bank of Canada maintains policy rate, continues quantitative tightening

The Bank of Canada today held its target for the overnight rate at 5%, with the Bank Rate at 5¼% and the deposit rate at 5%. The Bank is continuing its policy of quantitative tightening.

The global economy continues to slow and inflation has eased further. In the United States, growth has been stronger than expected, led by robust consumer spending, but is likely to weaken in the months ahead as past policy rate increases work their way through the economy. Growth in the euro area has weakened and, combined with lower energy prices, this has reduced inflationary pressures. Oil prices are about $10-per-barrel lower than was assumed in the October Monetary Policy Report (MPR).…

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'Tis the season to be jolly, and what better way to spread holiday cheer than by adding a personal touch to your Christmas decorations? This year, let your creativity shine with these delightful and budget-friendly DIY decorating ideas. From handmade ornaments to festive wreaths, these crafts will not only bring warmth to your home but also create lasting memories for you and your loved ones.

  1.     Personalized Ornaments: Start your DIY Christmas decorating adventure by creating personalized ornaments. Gather clear glass or plastic ornaments and fill them with items that hold sentimental value. Consider using small photos, snippets of old Christmas cards, or even tiny trinkets that represent special memories. Seal them up, add a ribbon, and voila…

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