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Small steps toward an eco-friendly home A few simple tips from the bottom up Lisa Evans For Postmedia News Having an eco-friendly home doesn’t require a massive remodel to include solar panels and geothermal energy systems; reducing your home’s environmental footprint can begin with smaller steps. Find air leaks with an energ y audit: The best thing homeowners can do to increase a home’s energy efficiency is to control air leakage, says Roy Nandram, owner of RND Construction and a green building advocate. “Air leakage is accountable for 30 per cent of the energy loss from your house.” An energy audit costs a few hundred dollars, but Nandram says finding those leaks and blocking them can reduce your energy bill by 25 per cent or more.

Insulate the attic: “One of the cheapest ways to increase your home’s energy efficiency is to add insulation to your attic,” says Nandram. Beefing up attic insulation is inexpensive, non-destructive and can significantly improve your home’s energy waste. Bungalows stand to benefit the most. “In a typical bungalow, your largest surface is your ceiling,” says Nandram. Trapping heat indoors by adding a few centimetres of insulation can have a huge impact in terms of lowering energy consumption. Stop contamination of indoor air: Shop for a lowor no-VOC paint (VOC stands for volatile organic compounds), throw out mouldy carpets, get rid of air fresheners and toxic cleaners that contaminate air space, and avoid buying furniture made of particle board that off-gases formaldehyde into your air space. Get a built-in vacuum: Although vacuum cleaners may be marketed as able to pick up 99.9 per cent of dust and trash, Elliott says the remaining 0.1 per cent “that

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Bamboo is a renewable resource making it great floor option. goes flying through the air is the finest dust that gathers on furniture and gets into your lungs.” He recommends swapping your upright vacuum and broom for a central vacuuming system. “I think (it’s) one of the most important things you can do for your air quality.” Brighten up with LED lights: Although more expensive than compact fluorescent bulbs, Elliott says

LED lights will last forever. “If you put in an LED light, you’ll never have to change that light in your lifetime.” Plus, you won’t have to worry about disposing of mercury-containing compact fluorescents. Eliminate phantom energy: Even though you aren’t using them, your appliances, chargers and television are sucking energy from your home. Elliott says the biggest culprits of phan-

tom energy are cable and satellite boxes. “Those things sit there 24 hours a day sucking energy,” he says. Install a power bar with a timer that will give your box a break from midnight until 7 a.m. when you’re not watching television. Replace ceramic tile: Cork isn’t only for wine bottles. Cork flooring is more sustainable and war mer than ceramic tile, helping to trap heat inside your home and reduce your energy consumption. Made from the bark of trees, cork flooring is relatively new to Canada but has been used in Europe for hundreds of years. “Cork is such a great sustainable option,” says Tosh Serafini, whose store, The Healthiest Home, custom stains cork flooring in a variety of colours. Using a natural oil finish makes the project even more organic and sustainable, although the floor will need to be reoiled every three years. Choose bamboo over hardwood: Although bamboo is relatively new to the North American construc-

tion market, it’s been widely used in East Asia and the South Pacific to build houses, furniture and even bridges, and is another great sustainable choice, Serafini says. It looks similar to wood, but bamboo is actually a treelike grass that grows extremely fast, making it a rapidly renewable resource. Hardwood takes about 60 years to reach harvesting age, but bamboo matures in about four years. Look for FSC (Forestry Stewardship Council) certified bamboo to ensure your flooring was grown using sustainable practices. Save energy in the shower: A low-flow shower head uses up to 70 per cent less water than standard shower heads and reduces the cost of heating water by about 15 per cent, Statistics Canada says. Stop solicitors: Add a “No Soliciting” sign to your mailbox. The Native Forest Network estimates each household will receive 560 pieces of junk mail a year. With 44 per cent of junk mail unopened and unread, that’s a lot of paper waste.

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Increased fees a deterrent to housing affordability Alan thomarat

CEO and President Canadian Home Builders’ Association — Saskatchewan Councils elected in all municipalities must consider the rationale behind their decisions to increase levies, fees and transaction costs, especially in light of the stated and understandable desire to provide more access to affordable housing and home ownership. Such decisions are proven to have significant impact on current and potential homeowners, renters, consumer spending, housing affordability and economic investment in Saskatchewan. More importantly, government imposed levies, fees and transaction costs directly affect the total cost of housing and housing affordability. In the past several years, new homeowners and buyers in Saskatchewan have been expected to absorb increases in property taxes, applica-

tion fees, permit fees, grade separation levies, as well as many others. Additionally, in many municipalities, homeowners absorb costs for walkways, street lighting, as well as parks and recreational facilities. Imposing higher costs on development are reflected in higher prices for homebuyers, hence, reducing the access to home ownership and affordable housing products. The residential construction industry is concerned with the number of increasing levies, fees and transaction costs and how these imposed costs will compromise our growing province’s attractiveness and housing affordability. There seems to be no end to these new levies municipalities wish to create in order to fund discretionary projects or backfill operating revenues. We have heard of some suggestions from municipalities and councillors in the province and Canada that would have new homebuyers pay for the installation of mandatory sprinkler systems as an alternative to funding new fire halls. Or other ideas that may or may not be trial balloons such as requiring new homebuyers to pay solely for new buses and for fire halls themselves, while the entire com-

munity benefits from these services yet contribute nothing. There is no doubt that councils are reluctant to use the mill rate, user fees and property tax tools to pay for operations and upgrades to existing infrastructure. There is little knowledge as to who paid for the street lights or who paid for parks or sidewalks or the miles and miles of roadways, culverts, waterlines and sewer pipes. Regardless, city halls and administrations are careful not to pick a fight with the voter before elections and often this reluctance tends to lead to underfunded operations and growing infrastructure deficits. Potential new homebuyers don’t vote, residents of neighbourhoods that are at the planning stage are unidentifiable and can’t vote you out of office. However, as lot costs rise so do the house prices. Recent changes to the mortgages amortization limits have had the ‘desired’ effect of pushing otherwise qualified buyers out of the market. This is a fact that is happening across the country and it is indeed disheartening in many communities already challenged with housing price and supply issues. Nonetheless, we seem to act in

ways that chase investment, people and growth away and when these signals hit our front pages the message is clear to many. We really don’t want growth or our children and families to stay here. Higher housing prices are a deterrent to economic growth. In their location decisions, businesses and investors always take into account of a variety of factors including transportation links to markets, availability of labour, access to inputs, among other considerations; however, housing costs and the availability of adequate housing for both executives and workers are factors in their location decision as well. Similarly, people attracted by job opportunities seeking to migrate to our communities can be deterred by housing prices which are too high for them to afford and the availability of labour is an increasingly important factor in community assessment and businesses’ decisions as to where to locate. If cities hope to achieve their broader municipal goals of attracting business, remaining competitive, and competing in a global marketplace while maintaining accessibility of services, municipal administration and councillors

must consider the broader impact of increasing levies, fees and transaction costs. Imposing and increasing levies, fees and transaction is at cross purposes to the goal of offering more opportunities for youth to stay in Saskatchewan. Jamming costs onto the backs of new homebuyers, because that is exactly where they will land, is counterproductive to all the laudable affordable housing initiatives proposed by those same councillors that promote, encourage and even demand the construction of entrylevel and affordable housing. Our industry seeks to work with all municipalities and the province to increase home ownership opportunities and create a greater supply of appropriate and affordable housing. In so doing we can offer additional jobs, retain our youth and attract thousands to help us build the Saskatchewan advantage and lead the nation for decades to come. Alan Thomarat is the president and CEO of the Canadian Home Builders’ Association — Saskatchewan and the Saskatoon & Region Home Builders Association. He also serves as a director on the national board of the Canadian Home Builders’ Association in Ottawa.

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Life-saving renovations for people with special needs MIKE HOLMES Make it Right

I’ve always said your house should work for you. It should be built to make your everyday life easier, not harder. But when you have special needs a standard home doesn’t cut it. You might not be able to reach the kitchen cabinets, or get in and out of the bathtub easily, reach light switches, or even leave the house without help. These things can make you feel like a prisoner in your home. Sometimes it’s not even about convenience — it’s a matter of life or death. What if you couldn’t hear the doorbell or smoke or carbon monoxide alarms? If you can’t hear them you might as well not have them. It’s a huge safety issue. But that’s the reality for over a million people in Canada living with hearing issues — and that scares me. I can’t imagine how it feels for them. Unfortunately, not everyone can afford a custom home. So instead of changing their house to fit them, most people just live with it as is. I’ve seen people try to deal with these kinds of issues on their own. On one job I recently worked the homeowner was deaf. So she would get her friends to text her when they got to her house since she can’t hear anyone knocking on the door. But that doesn’t work if the person at her door doesn’t know her or have her number. And what if there’s an emer-

gency like a fire? If she’s awake she can probably see and smell the smoke. But what if she’s sleeping? When it comes to residential fires it’s usually the smoke that kills you, not the fire; and if you can’t hear a smoke detector, the chances of that happening is practically 100 per cent. Some people assume that’s just the way it is and nothing can be done. But today, homeowners have the advantage of small things that can make a big difference. For example, on the job I mentioned earlier my guys installed an electrical system that is interconnected with the doorbell, smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector. So when the doorbell rings a strobe light flashes. Same thing with the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors; if there’s smoke or a carbon monoxide leak, the strobe light goes on. The system works with a plug-in unit that the homeowner can take with them anywhere in the house. So it doesn’t matter where they are, they’ll be able to see the strobe lights. There are also bed shakers, devices you put under the mattresses or your pillow. Depending on the system it’s connected to, the device will shake the bed. So let’s say the bed shaker is connected to the smoke or carbon monoxide detector. If the detector goes off, the bed shaker will vibrate the bed to wake the person up. These devices can even be connected to your alarm clock or telephone. If you have the budget there are bigger projects you can do too. A few years ago I worked on an ASL interpreter’s house and she talked about how a house can be “deaffriendly.” This means having clear

lines of sight between rooms so people can communicate using sign language even when they’re not in the same room. Makes sense. Clear lines of sight are created by getting rid of any non-load-bearing walls. If there is a loadbearing wall, a contractor can create a pocket window. But the size of the window needs to be determined by an engineer. These professionals will make sure the size of the window doesn’t compromise the strength of

the wall, which still needs to support the weight above. The last job where we installed pocket windows they were about four feet wide, which is perfect for line of sight but doesn’t compromise structure. Not everyone can afford to knock down the walls in their home. But like I said, there are smaller modifications that go a long way. To learn about them, speak to the pros. A good electrician or plumber will know about the latest and greatest

gadgets and fixtures for people with special needs. A professional contractor will tell you how to make your home work for you. They have their noses in the research and talk to other professionals.

There’s no har m in asking about your options — especially when the stakes are so high. Catch Mike Holmes Tuesdays on HGTV. For information, visit makeitright.ca.

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Excellent first time home close to schools and easy access to downtown. Four bedrooms and one and a half baths. Large garage approx. 22’x28’ and priced at $259,900.

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By Bettina Chang CTW Features ou currently can’t watch Nate Berkus’s well-coiffed visage on weekly television anymore, but that certainly doesn’t mean he has been idle. This Chicago-based interior designer, once a staple on the Oprah Winfrey Show (and later, star of his own eponymous show), recently published “The Things That Matter” (Spiegel & Grau, 2012) and released a special line of home accessories for Target’s fall collection. His design firm has been working on some “spectacular” residential projects, Berkus said, and he’s working on his next film and television shows — but he wouldn’t elaborate, since they are still in “pre- pre- pre-preview.” Despite this mysterious teaser, Berkus is forthcoming about his design philosophies and how he differentiates between materialism and loving the things you have. Sharp, pensive and evocative, Berkus shares his thoughts on how real home improvement is a mental and physical process.

Q: How did you choose the homes and people who you feature in this book? A: They are all spaces that reflected beautifully the people who lived there. They are all deeply and intensely personal to the people featured in the book. I’ve always believed your home should tell the story of who you are and who you aspire to be. These 12 interiorists do a great job. I wanted to highlight a new thought process that people could have — to stop and take a beat before making decisions in your own home. Does this express the best side of myself? Does it tell the best story of who I want to be in my space?

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Q: In that case, what story does your home tell about you? What would someone know about you from seeing your home? A: They would know I have a sense of humor. I have funny little animal things from all over the world. They would definitely know I’m welltravelled, because I’ve brought back so many things from different markets around the world. I think that they would know they’re in a home of someone creative with a real appreciation for real things, natural things. I have nine-foot-tall cactus tree trunks in my family room leaning against the wall. It’s not a house where rules are followed. Everywhere I look reminds me of someone I’ve loved or a place I’ve been.

Q: What is one home décor trend/ accessory that you love right now? A: I’m a bad guy to ask about trends, because I don’t really believe in them. I feel like trends are designed to make people feel like they don’t have the most current thing in their home. I love that there are new things launching in the market all the time, and people have the opportunity to buy beautiful things for not a lot of money. I think you need to find what personal style is, what really sings in your space, and stick to that, regardless of what the newest and latest might be. © CTW Features

Q: You’ve said before that you love books because they can make you a better person. What have you been reading lately? A: Books make us deeper people by allowing us to be taken out of our sometimes-limited reality to learn about things we might not have a chance to learn about. I recently read Little Princes by Conor Grennan. It’s about a Nepalese orphanage in Katmandu, about two boys who were separated from their parents and later reunited.

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Nate Berkus wants to get to know you. After all, he can’t help you design your dream home unless he knows how to make it intensely personal and meaningful to you. “Usually there’s a pathway, when you get people talking about their interest in life,” Berkus said. “Once they can tell you have a genuine interest in how they were living before they met you,” they’ll open up. With the answers to these questions, Berkus said he can help design “a space that really rises up to greet them when they come in the door every day.” • What was your favourite vacation? • What heirlooms do you have that can be mixed with vintage or new pieces? • What tactile sensations please you? Do you like the feeling of leather? Do you like the idea of a rougher linen? • Where have you been and where do you aspire to go? What things do you have a connection to already in your space that will remind you of the place you’re moving from? • What’s in the cabinets? What would you like to use every day? • Is it time to bring out old family photos or pictures you haven’t seen in years? • How are your books organized? © CTW Features

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• A laundry area also can be much more than just a place to wash and fold clothes. Many people like to turn this spot into a multipurpose zone. By including some shelving and a refrigerator in the laundry room, you can create a food-storage pantry. A large countertop normally used to fold clothes can also double as a gift-wrapping station. Think about merging a laundry room with a craft room where sewing or scrapbooking can take place. • Remember to leave room for the soiled clothing. Raising hamper bins off of the floor and suspending them from a rod above the washer frees up valuable floor space. Otherwise, keep the hamper behind a curtain or tucked into a cabinet to ensure the laundry room always looks neat, even when you haven’t yet gotten to the latest pile of dirty clothes. • Don’t be afraid of adding colour and artwork to the laundry space. In fact, embrace it. Here’s an out-of-the-way area of the home where you can explore your creativity and have a little fun. Try an eye-opening colour, such as apple green or bright yellow, to add a sunny disposition to the room. • You don’t have to spend a fortune on a laundry room redo. Shop in salvage stores or antique shops for custom pieces to add character to the space. You can probably find cabinetry or shelving for a fraction of the cost of new items, and these older items may add more character to the space. • Save space by installing a counter just above the dryer so you will have a place to fold and stack clothing. • The bulk of dirty clothes will be generated in the bedrooms and bathroom of the house. But who wants to carry clothes down to a laundry area on a lower level? See if you can tuck a laundry room into an upstairs closet or nook to make doing laundry more practical. Although a laundry room is often an afterthought, taking time to organize and plan the space can make it both functional and inviting.

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Keep all your gear in order with these fun tech organizers By Serena Dai CTW Features ot a lot of gadgets? Keeping up with new technology can create a knotty mess of wires and chargers in a home office. Luckily, the compulsively clean techie has fun, stylish options to organize it all. Families with a lot of mobile devices to charge may like the Belkin Conserve valet, a USB charging station. It charges up to four USB devices, hides the cords and automatically turns off when the batteries are full. For non-USB friendly products, try the Bluelounge Sanctuary — it’s compatible with almost 4,000 devices. The sophisticated design comes in three colours and can be found at computer or home design stores. Loose cables that fall off desks can be cleaned up with Cordies, which have rubber grips to keep wires organized. Cordies, a product of Quirky.com, a site that helps inventors produce their ideas, is sold at office and home design stores. It comes in several colours and materials to match any techie’s tastes. Minimize cable tangle with fun cable ties. Kikkerland Design makes them in the shape of monkeys, crocodiles and dachshunds — great for the tech-savvy teen’s room. They can be found at many specialty shops. Nature lovers may like the New York Museum of Modern Art’s leaf cable tie, designed to make cables look like wrapped twigs. Hide cable clusters with the Bluelounge CableBox Mini, sold at computer or

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home design stores. The box holds surge protectors, and with six bright colours to choose from, it adds flavour and pop to a room. Cable monkey High-powered Photo courtesy of tech means Kikkerland Design clunky chargers — something standard surge protectors may not accommodate. Techies can simplify with the Pivot Power surge protector, another Quirky.com product sold at office and home design stores. It fits up to six large chargers and can twist around furniture, great for saving space under the desk. Extra devices mean a need for more USB ports, but extra ports don’t have to look boring or messy. The Museum of Modern Art (NY) store offers a pale green hub with four plugs that looks like a string of peas. Kikkerland Design, offered at many specialty gift or home shops, makes a red tulip garden with a USB plug in each of its four flowers. CTW Features

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One of the benefits of buying a brand new home from a professional home builder is the built-in safety factor. Your new home will be built to modern construction standards and codes using up-to-date materials and products, and its systems and equipment will be designed to operate effectively and safely. Here are some of the more common safety features that you should expect in a new home. • The electrical system should have only the latest, approved components. The wiring behind the walls is brand new, and the electrical service is sized to your home’s requirements. New homes have lots of electrical outlets. In bathrooms and other “wet” areas, the outlets should be equipped with ground-fault circuit interrupters. • Materials with the appropriate fire ratings should be used throughout the home, from drywall to carpeting. A smoke detector should be installed on each level of the home and wired directly into the electrical system — far safer than battery-operated detectors. • Walls between the house and the garage should be sealed, and doors should be self-closing. This will help to prevent fumes from the garage from spilling into the house. • New homes should be carefully designed to prevent backdrafting of potentially harmful combustion gasses from your heating system, and to ensure adequate fresh air for

you and your family at all times. A carbon monoxide sensor should be installed in living areas, especially those with fireplaces. • Glassed shower stalls and tub enclosures should use safety glass that crumbles rather than breaks into sharp fragments upon impact. Likewise, exterior doors, sidelights and patio doors should use either tempered glass or wire-mesh glass. • Window installations should be designed to resist forced entry. You might also want to discuss security or alarm systems with your builder. It is not unusual to pre-wire a home for a security system at the time of construction and then add the system later. • Beyond building code requirements, there are many other safety features that can be added to your home easily, such as grab bars for the bathtub, non-slip flooring in the bathroom and on stairs, proper lighting throughout and a whole-house sprinkler system. If you have questions about the safety of any aspect of your new home or you have specific concerns related to your family, be sure to discuss them with your builder. A professional new-home builder will be able to provide answers and suggestions to make your home safe and secure for you and your family. Source: Canadian Home Builders’ Association

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829 Broadway quiet 2 BR main flr suite, partly furn, C711218 FURNISHED SUITES in a N/S, $1000 util. incl. avail. secure 10 stry highrise. now. Cameron 352-9300. C730037 Davin Place is a comfortC712952 able alternative away Mount Royal - 1006 Garry St. from home. Includes wifi 3 bdrm bung. Fin'd bsmt. 1.5 BALGONIE & all amen. Days 8 am - 8 car garage. Recently reno'd, 1 bdrm, includes ALL p m . 3 0 6 - 5 2 2 - 7 1 6 7 4 appl. $1500. Ref's Req'd. utilities, parking, $400/mo C721931 May 1st. 306-501-9295 (306) 570-3700 C712272

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Condo in gated, south-end, mature complex. 2BR, 1.5 bath, 5 appl, 1325 sq. ft. $1500. (306) 529-3260. C730030

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Cathedral - Close to downtown Looking to rent out portion of my 3000 sq. ft. home, $665 incl. 3 rooms, util. flat screen, cable, internet & furnished if needed. Available May 1. 531-5031 after 6 pm C726999

DOUGLAS PARK AREA share house with finished bsmt. $700 including utilities and internet. 306-781-2753 C727873

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Warehouse Apt. Fully Renov. 1687 TORONTO ST. Avail. now. 2700 sf, 2 BR, 2 bth. 2 BR, $1100 mo. + Ideal for living & working or utils. 533- 5534 C716983 studio. 522-6629 Galon Realty C712939 2BR. 199BroadSt.$1200+ utilclosetoupgraderammen Apartments &schools.306-533-5534 CITYWIDE New Spacious 1 & 2 bdrm. fully furnished and unfurnished condos. Incl. util., phone, cable. internet, parking & laundry. Weekly & monthly rates avail. 591-2736 or 789-7727

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Divine design inspiration Shari Kulha Postmedia News How does one begin to think about a complete remake of a room that has few if any redeeming features? Candice Olson, creative force and chief kook on the TV shows Divine Design and Candice Tells All, says: “Rooms are rooms, and no matter what the size, shape, or condition, any problem they have can be solved with equal parts brainpower, willpower, manpower/ womanpower.” Diplomatic enough … until she adds: “The real design challenge is often not the room itself but the people inhabiting it.” She doesn’t mean they’re strange basement-dwelling creatures with outsized demands (though it sounds like she may have had a few of those), but that often the challenge comes from having to accommodate the needs of a toddler, parents and a granny into one lessthan-ideal-sized space. One memorable room, for example, was a basement space that wasn’t inviting enough even for the dad, who routinely watched TV in the garage (that beats the basement where the TV was housed in the disused fireplace). With a house full of girls, it wasn’t possible to create a man-cave in the basement just for him, but

Storage is hidden behind attractive cabinetry in this space with its dark rich floors that make for a chic foundation. the eventual choice of dark woods, sandstone tiles and moder n lighting re presented a manly alternative, while bright colours and a feminine feel kept the ladies happy. Olson, author of several books, showcases the renovation in a recent one c a l l e d Favo r i t e D e s i g n Challenges (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $23.99) Each of the 20-plus homes in the book is accompanied by sketches and design boards, before-and-after photos and text featuring Candice’s inimitable voice (“I gave the bum’s rush to those yellowand-turquoise walls …”) that serve to describe each

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project’s challenge and solution. Basements aren’t the only challenge — a client needed a space to paint, so to that end Candice took over a walk-in closet; she broke up the bowling-alley vistas through an attic guest room; she made a novelist’s empty, echoing workspace into an inspirational hideaway for her romance writing; and more. This is Candice’s fifth info-packed and highly inspirational book (we’re still hoping for a tome from her on lighting — it’s one of the biggest challenges for nondesigners, and it’s virtually her trademark).

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