Contributed by Laurie Ward. The winter months can be challenging. They can feel long and lonely as our energy dips and connecting with others becomes more difficult. The shorter days also mean we spend more time under artificial light which can lead to sleep problems that can affect our mood. But it’s not all doom […]
Parents, did you know you were so powerful?
Leticia Mancini- Family Coach. My name is Letitia “Tish” Mancini. Becoming a Family & Life Coach grew from my drive for fulfillment in life. As I grew into who I am, I realized that my calling was to share and support others with their growth and changes. So, why a Family Coach? I have been […]
WHEN A REAL ESTATE DEAL DIES – WHO GETS THE DEPOSIT?
Contributed by Albert S. Frank Especially when real estate values sag, some buyers will refuse to go ahead with an agreed purchase. Can the buyer refuse, and get the deposit back? If the buyer has a solid legal basis for refusing, the buyer should get the deposit back. If not, the seller generally should get […]
Halloween, Day of the Dead, Harvest Season…Fall is here!
Contributed by Sarah Cook – Publishrer . What is the ‘Day of the Dead’? An annual Mexican celebration, “Día de Muertos”, or “Day of the Dead”! It is a time when families gather to honor and remember deceased loved ones. It is believed that the souls of the dead return to visit the living families […]
And yet another article about staging houses
By Duncan Fremlin, Broker, RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Ltd. In 1987 when I was first licensed to sell real estate, the idea of staging a property consisted of clearing away the shoes in the hallway so the buyers wouldn’t trip over them. I exaggerate of course but it was a simpler time. Once the market discovered […]
PUMPKIN PARADE
Contributed by Carolyn Jarman. Show up, show off and shine on one more night. The 6th annual Cabbagetown Pumpkin Parade is held every November 1st from 5-9pm in Riverdale Park West. This fun filled evening is a fantastic opportunity to compare costumes, show off your carving techniques and discuss the number of Trick or Treater’s […]
An interview with Nicole – Young Talented Cabbagetown Baker
Contributed by Parliament Street News. Nicole is 12 years old and has helped her sister with a school project where they made and sold cupcakes as a business. She has also created special birthday cakes, cupcakes and treats for family and friend’s special occasions and continually inspires others to bake as well. How old were […]
FireWorks Festival
The Alumnae Theatre offers three fresh plays, innovatively staged for its FireWorks Festival, running from 7-25 November. These three plays, The Pigeon by Chloë Whitehorn, Moving On by Elmar Maripuu and Animal by Romeo Ciolfi are original scripts that were all developed and nurtured at the Alumnae Theatre Company, and all deal with reckoning […]
Self Esteem vs Self Compassion…
Contributed by Katie Mead. I work with a lot of young adults. And a common theme is emerging: self-esteem. Considered developmental nirvana, we all know we need it. But what exactly is it? Self-esteem is a positive sense of self that is relative – we have it or we don’t, compared to others. It […]
It’s Fall – Time to start cooking!
Contributed by Kathy Flaxman. Kitchens are the nerve centre of every home and as the weather cools, that’s when they really heat up. We’re entertaining indoors and we’re cooking and baking up a storm. Plus, the holidays are coming! Slicing and dicing are done in all kitchens; same for cooking and keeping everything cool, but […]
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