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Looking for bad decks and fun people Lafrance’s ‘Disaster’ show on tap Kelly Kent Postmedia News After HGTV’s Deck Wars and Decked Out took off, host, carpenter and busybody Paul Lafrance was ready to take on more.

He got the idea for his new show, Disaster Decks, because, he says with a chuckle, he finds “exposing male insecurity to be enjoyable.”

That means we can expect the show to have its fair share of ashamed men who have bitten off more than they could chew in the DIY deck department. Lafrance was looking to create a show that not only entertains but also instructs.

“Just because you think you know how to do something doesn’t mean that you do,” he says during a phone interview on his way to the

set.

Premiering Tuesday, each episode will follow the Disaster Decks team as they take an overwhelmed homeowner with a disastrous, and sometimes dangerous, deck and teach him how to construct a beautiful and well-structured backyard masterpiece.

“We take the guy under our wing, poke some fun at him along the way, and turn him into a decking superstar by the end of it,” says the 38-year-old Toronto area native. “We’re looking for the deck to be bad and the people to be fun.”

T h e s h ow h a s a l l o f the humour that viewers have come to expect from Lafrance and his team, but with more of a how-to angle built in.

While the deck is still a character in the story, the focus of the show is more on decking tutorials, challenges and interactions with the homeowner, he says.

“I think the show will really appeal to viewers who are just wanting to learn.”

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Host Paul Lafrance wanted to create a show that instructs while it entertains. The result is Disaster Decks, which premieres Tuesday on HGTV. servative decks than some of the wild ones on Decked Out and viewers will get to see

more of the crew than they would in Lafrance’s other shows. He’s working again

with his usual crew members, or the “fab four” as he calls them: Joey Fletcher,

David Kenney, Patrick Burden and Kate Campbell have been with him since before Decked Out was started.

“What most people don’t realize is my crew members are my family,” he says.

“The boys are all my brothers-in-law. And Katie is like my adopted little sister.”

Although he’s done everything from kitchens and bathrooms to whole houses in his career, he always had a passion for building decks.

“I’ve always niched myself into the backyard because that’s where I get the least bored,” he says. “Outside in the backyard is open territory for creativity.”

And he loves to see clients’ reactions to the final product.

“After 16 years I know the emotional impact that it has on people, having a vacation spot in their own backyard,” he says. “It is very rewarding for me. As excited as the homeowners are, you can always see (the excitement) on my face as well. I’m always grinning from ear to ear, because I just love my job.”

Disaster Decks premieres Tuesday on HGTV.

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A decade later and the renovations continue mIKE HOLMES Make it Right

It’s official. It’s been 10 years since Holmes on Homes first aired across Canada. Where did the time go?

Fixing a lot of crap, I can tell you that much.

You can learn a lot in a decade, too.

When the idea of me hosting my own show first came up I didn’t want it. The world of television didn’t interest me: I’m a contractor.

Plus, I thought television was part of the problem.

I was seeing too many people end up in a world of trouble because they were “inspired” by something they saw on TV. They would watch home improvement shows that made renovating a bathroom or finishing a basement seem easy. Next thing you know, they would spend thousands of dollars on fixtures

and finishes that need to be ripped out not even six months later.

The shows I was seeing were only about the eye candy — granite countertops, crown moulding, hardwood floors, pot lights, ceramic tiles, fancy bathroom fixtures — the lipstick and mascara. But they never focused on the really important issues. Things like proper building code, preventing mould, making a house airtight, controlling moisture, or knowing if removing a wall will screw up structure.

The worst part was that homeowners were getting the idea that a good job can be done fast — a new kitchen in one week, or a new bathroom in three days. People would see a renovation on TV, then hire the first person that said they could do it for the least amount of money and time. Two months later the homeowners would be broke with a half-demoed house. They had the right intention but the wrong idea.

But television is a tool. And any tool can do a lot of good and a lot of bad; it all depends on who’s holding it. So I thought if I could show people what a job done right is supposed to look like — using televi-

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Over the last 10 years, Mike Holmes has focused on educating homeowners about proper renovation and building methods. sion — I could help save thousands of people from huge disasters. And that’s what the next 10 years became about: educating homeowners on how to do things right so they can avoid expensive problems in the future.

Most of the problems I’ve dealt with over the years could have been avoided, such as hiring the wrong person for the wrong job. Or sometimes homeowners think they can handle doing something them-

selves but then it snowballs into a situation that’s too big for them to manage. The problem is that at this stage in the game the homeowners are most likely strapped for cash, otherwise they would have probably hired someone else to do the job in the first place.

Remember that simple things go a long way, like regular maintenance. But for homeowners interested in renovating their home, the first thing I always say is slow down.

This relates to everything from hiring the right contractor to choosing the right materials and products. Do your research — don’t assume other people will do it for you. Because at the end of the day you’re the one stuck holding the bag — and we all know what’s in the bag. If you want to make it right you need to plan it right — and planning a renovation takes longer than doing the renovation, so take your time.

It’s also about spending smart.

Focus on making your home safe, durable, efficient and strong instead of just making it look good. It’s like that saying: Why spend money you don’t have to buy things you don’t want to impress people you don’t like?

I thought I’d be doing television for two years, tops. Boy, was I wrong!

But like I said, you can learn a lot in 10 years. You can also teach a lot.

Watch Mike’s 10th Anniversary Special, Behind the Overalls, premiering Tuesday, April 9th on HGTV. For more information, visit hgtv.ca. For more information on home renovations, visit makeitright.ca.

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Steady erosion of affordable housing hurts us all Alan thomarat

CEO and President Canadian Home Builders’ Association — Saskatchewan Finance Minister Jim Flaherty’s budget measures announced recently continue a prudent and thoughtful course and will certainly foster continued future building and strengthening of Canada’s competitive advantage on the global stage. Measures were announced that increase federal support for national infrastructure, improve the supply of skilled tradespeople, strengthen the manufacturing sector and reduce the regulatory burden on small businesses.

“This is a fiscally prudent, forward-looking budget,” said CHBA national president Deep Shergill of Calgary. “We congratulate Minister Flaherty for setting the right priorities.”

The most talked about issue in recent years certainly seems to have been the matter of predictable and sustainable long-term infrastructure financing for municipalities.

“It’s an opportunity to restore fiscal integrity at the municipal level and fairness for younger generations. At present, many municipalities are financing community infrastructure by transferring the costs into the mortgages of new home buyers, amounting to more than $5 billion a year,” said Shergill, and they certainly echo those of our

past national president Ron Olson from Saskatoon. In fact, this has been our industry’s position for decades now. Alternatives to financing infrastructure, including exploring P3 models, must be on the table if we are ever to achieve sustainable affordability in housing for Canadians from coast to coast.

The federal government and all governments need to recognize the steady erosion of housing affordability and choice. As our national position reiterates time and time again, the low cost of mortgage money has masked the fact that house prices continue to be pushed ever higher through taxes, fees, levies and charges. There are clear examples in this country and abroad that warn against municipalities becoming too dependent on fees collected from new homebuyers to fund general operations.

As markets turn and they often do, many municipalities have found themselves in ever more precarious financial circumstances. Certainly, one of the key reasons municipalities rightly seek more predictable funding streams and why it is important for all governments and industry partners to find alternatives to financing infrastructure.

This year’s federal budget’s emphasis on skills training and development, in our view, is a further commitment to the infrastructure we know as our educated, highly skilled workforce. All industries, and especially the residential construction industry, need skilled tradespeople and we will need long-ter m ap-

proaches to meet labour force demands in all regions of Canada.

As with our national president, we are clearly feeling disappointment that while the government has a strong focus on international tax cheating, there doesn’t seem to be a similar commitment of resources to tackling the domestic underground cash economy.

“We have urged the government to work more effectively and aggressively on this front,” he said. “A permanent renovation tax rebate would strengthen the government’s weaponry in combating illegal contracting that creates problems for consumers, costs jobs and income, undermines our efforts to support a professional industry and costs governments billions of dollars annually in lost tax revenues.” We must deliver the best to consumers, whether new homes, renovations or contracting in general. We will raise the bar, build and maintain a highly skilled and professional industry, but eliminating the underground cash economy must be a high priority for our industry and all governments.

There are definitely issues that we in the west keep on the front burner. Some of them don’t resonate in Ontario or points east as much as here, but that is why I continue to object to one-size-fitsall policy making. Our provincial government has proven that we can indeed consider and implement policies that are sensitive to regional economies and their dis-

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tinct needs. Canada is more than one housing market. We are in fact the aggregate of dozens and dozens of different housing markets.

We see some other opportunities and may differ somewhat on issues such as the rules around mortgage terms among others. The needs in the west, with abundant unfilled jobs and the lack of skilled trades to fill them, clearly speaks to a need for a Made in Saskatchewan immigration strategy. The unstoppable retirements ahead for the next 16 years or so definitely compound the matter. Funding for training is a key priority, but some provinces, especially Alberta and Saskatchewan, are persistently near full employment levels and running out of people to train. Encouraging labour market mobility can help Canadians in areas still experiencing higher unemploy-

ment levels find good careers and maintain a higher quality of life for themselves and their families.

All this being said, there’s no denying that Saskatchewan has been a good place to be in these early years of this 21st century. All indications tell us to take nothing for granted, but this province of Saskatchewan is indeed the best place to be, to build a career, to raise a family and to build a future, now and for the long term. We are not going back, we are future building.

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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Sun 2-4 pm $324,900 3520 Lang Ave. Coronation Park Kyla Dean 306-737-2022 kyladean@royallepage.ca

2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo with underground parking.

CENTURY 21 Dome Realty Inc.

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Sat 2-4 pm $389,900 4552 Harbour Village Way Harbour Landing Peter Woldu 306-527-1941 woldu.p@gmail.com

CENTURY 21 Dome Realty Inc.

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Sat & Sun 2:30-4 pm $449,900 3914 Athol St. Parliament Place Aideen Zareh 306-591-6915 aideen@royallepage.ca

3 bdrm, 2 bath condo backing green space! $296,900

lori@giesbrechtteam.ca

306-522-SELL (7355)

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Massive 5 bed home w/ mature yard.

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Noel Geremia 306-790-3718

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WASHINGTON PARK - Excellent condition, 1460 sqft 2storey - 3bdrms up, heated double garage - $254,900, call for details

306-581-9498

Gorgeous 1,140 bung with ½ bath ensuite.

Basement rec room, gas fireplace, 4th bedroom, ¾ bath. Single att. Garage. Deck overlooking beautiful yard. $255,500

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Dallis Franklin

C415386

C705565

www.queencityhomes.ca terrie@queencityhomes.ca

3 bdrm in Harbour landing. Basement framed and wired for future development or potential suite.

Fridge, stove, dishwasher, microwave, central air included. Facing green space. Front landscaping included. $369,900

790-3656

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Terrie Dunand 306-530-9050

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790-3656

South Regina’s Albert Park Sat & Sun April 6 & 7, 1-4 pm 75 ARLINGTON STREET Spacious 5 Bdrm, 1 1/2 stry, 3 baths, sauna, att'd garage Close to schls & amenities 306-751-0530 for details

✓ Upgraded south end bungalow. ✓ Close to parks & walking paths ✓ Open concept, vaulted ceilings ✓ Double detached garage $399,900 Call today

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jasoncossette.ca

In Crescents. Extremely desirable. 25' x 125' lot.

Backing onto unique park area. Reply to: Box RH11 c/o The Leader-Post, 1964 Park St., Regina, SK, S4P 3G4

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306-581-9498

C720911

Jason Cossette 551-7666

ROSEMONT -3+1 Bedrooms, Separate access to basement -Double Detached Garage -Great Starter of Revenue Opportunity Priced to Sell @ $299,900

Dallis Franklin

4859 Betker Place OPEN HOUSE Sat. April 6 1:00-3:00pm.

1376 sqft bung., quiet bay location. Completely developed & landscaped.

306-526-9889 OPEN HOUSE 37 RYAN ROAD SAT, APRIL 6TH 1−3PM Newly renovated 3 bed− room townhouse condo in desirable Albert Park.

5 Appliances. $289,900.

306−551−4271

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Gorgeous space flow throughout this two story Georgian Styled home located in Emerald Park. Over 4000 sq. ft. of developed living space. Built in 1999 but has had many renovations over the last couple of years to give it a new home feel. Lot is about .43 of an acre. A true family home priced at $879,500 See www.rickmiron.ca

2 NICKLAUS PLACE, EMERALD PARK

#83 5533 BLAKE CRES Built in 2012, this wonderfully kept 2 bed, 1 bath condo has 863 sq. ft. of living space with upgraded flooring and cabinets. A stainless steel appliance package is also included. Great starter home!

Rick Miron 306-537-1565

Ryan Bender 306-540-8343 SUNPM 2-4

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3518 GREEN WATER DRIVE

New construction by Ri-Co Homes. Over 1600 sq. ft. open concept bungalow with dark maple cabinetry and granite throughout kitchen & baths, focal wall with quartz & gas fireplace, custom tiled shower & jetted tub in master, main floor laundry, great storage, covered deck, 9’ ceilings, New Home Warranty. $599,900

Ramona Miazga 306-537-3132 Kirk Kozan 306-591-5970

2004 REALTOR® of the Year REG32201594_1_1

2649 McDONALD STREET

Unbelievable workmanship has gone into this gem of a home in the heart of Arnheim. 1240 - 2 storey split - completely redone top to bottom.

3 bedrooms, 2 bath. $319,900

LeeAnn Allan 306-530-0892 REG00175391_1_1

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OPEN HOUSES Loretta Hughes 306-537-3500 2626 Garnet Street Saturday 2 - 4 pm Nicole Stenko 306-209-2958 2500 Garnet Street Saturday 2 - 4 pm Bonnie Stanley 306-541-4855 12 Churchill Crescent White City Saturday & Sunday 1 - 5 pm $649,000 Carmen Bechard 306-596-2342 602 Segwun Avenue Fort Qu”Appelle Sunday 2 - 4 pm $349,900

Pilot Butte - $439,900

This large updated house is located only 2 blocks from the school. It boasts a big yard and 30' x 26' garage. It has an open layout with replaced flooring, trim, lights, windows, furnace and the kitchen and bathrooms have been renovated.

Call for more details!

Maureen Shotton @ RE/MAX Crown Real Estate (306) 530-4631

Delta Buchholz 306-684-0726 120 Crocus Avenue Briercrest Sunday 1 - 5 pm $160,000 Shirley A. MacFarlane306-536-9127 4808 McCombie Crescent Sunday 2 - 4 pm $610,000

C713387

OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-3 PM 4541 2ND AVE.

1,397 sq. ft. Townhouse Condo 3 bedrm/3 bath, with attached single garage. Finished basement, deck and lots of upgrades. $354,900

GARDINER HEIGHTS

* Spacious 2300 sq. ft. 5 BDRM 2 storey on Cul-D-Sac * Numerous upgrades * Great kitchen with quartz counters, gas range & bi-oven * Developed basement * In-floor heat basement & huge attached garage $539,900 Call Bill Mueller for details (306) 537-4304

C720982

Patty Coons

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$379,900

109 Allan Avenue

4413 McMillan Drive, Lakeridge

5 bedroom, 3 bathroom, 1254 sq ft bi-level. This perfect family home has an open plan, large windows, vaulted ceilings, maple hardwood floors, ensuite, finished basement, double attached garage, 2 tier deck with 6 person hot tub, fenced backyard. $499,900

Lynne Bobyck 790-3686

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7062 Blakeney Drive - Gorgeous, unique 1,008 sq. ft.

3 bedrooms. Rec room, 4th bedroom, den, & new 3/4 bath down. 4 appliances. A must see! $299,900

FORTUNE FOUR REALTY HOSTS: Irv or Judy Brenner 584-5702 www.fortunefour.com

OPEN HOUSE - SUN. 2-4

2331 TORONTO ST. - $239,900.

2-Storey home, 1040 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms.

Sean Malcolm - (306) 527-0615 Melanie Robertson- (306) 596-3439 Royal LePage Regina Realty.

C721061

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Avail. now. 2700 sf, 2 BR, 2 bth.

Ideal for living & working or studio. 522-6629 Galon Realty

1 & 2 BR condo completely executive, furn, 5 appal 1BR $1800 & 2BR $2000/month 126 Froom Cres (306) 569-1441

2BR. 199 Broad St. $1200+ util close to upgrader ammen & schools.

306-533-5534

large 2 bdrm/11⁄2 bath south end, non smoking, elevator, mature adults preferred, $1575 w. lease 306-586-6909/539-6481

3 BR 436 Ottawa St. $1400 mo. + utils.

Call 533-5534.

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C721160

Apartments Furnished

1 BR All utilities included Call: 306-529-0021 C718395 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 C560675

1 & 2 bdrms. Downtown or East End. Call 591-2736 or Bob 789-7727.

C560678

1 & 2 BEDROOM & BACH Attractive close to downtown, quiet, hardwood, cat friendly.

570-2076

C720799

1 BDRM in quiet adult N/S bldg, no pets, reference and lease required $800.

(306) 596−4545 C717868

1 Bdrm. 1412 Victoria. $850 + shared utils.

Call 306-533- 5534

C716988

1 BDRM. $775 for 1 non smoking person. Available May 1. No pets. 543-5617.

C716851

1 BDRM SUITE - A/C, Burbur carpet, laundry. All util. incl. Pet friendly. No Smokers. Call Dale after 4PM, 209-2098. Avail NOW

C719694

1 to 5 br houses, apts avail.

From $975 & up. ALSO, some furnished units. JML Properties 306-522-6080.

C706592

● 1622 - 15TH AVE 1 BDRM $750 • 205-4588 ● 2129 HAMILTON ST 1 BDRM $680 - $750 BCHLR $600 • 546-4044 ● 2231 ALBERT ST 1 BDRM $780 • 205-2151 ● 1503 VICTORIA AVE 1 & 2 BDRM $670 - $750 205-5948 ● 2120 CORNWALL ST BCHLR $670 • 550-4959 ● 2175 ROBINSON ST 1 BDRM $800 • 205-0936

C719355

● 2277 CORNWALL ST 1 BDRM $800 • 565-0959 ● 2351 ROSE ST 1 BDRM $850 • 526-8679 ● 2249 CORNWALL ST 1 BDRM $740 - $770 501-8495 ● 2250 ROSE ST 1 & 2 BDRM $900 - $920 BCHLR & DEN $750 591-2518 OR 347-3226 ● 2620 - 12TH AVE 1 BDRM $700 - $770 BCHLR $480 - $580 522-0920

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Houses

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C720653

Doubles & Triplexes

Craik 3 BDRM House. Big lot. $900/month. Available June 1. 306-540-6422

Shared Accommodation 965 EDGAR STREET 1 Bedrooms, 4 Appliances, 1 Bathrooms, Parking Available, Laundry, Ref− erences Required, Base− ment bedroom with own living room and bar area.

Separate entrance .

Shared bathroom, kitchen and laundry. liv− ing room and bar area furnished. Security sys− tem. Utilities included.

Indoor parking available., $900. (306) 525−3894 C712952

BALGONIE 1 bdrm, includes ALL utilities, parking, $400/mo (306) 570-3700

C719143 AVAIL. IMMED., Lrg 2 bdrm C719205 duplex, new appl, recent Mount Royal - 1006 Garry St. Douglas Park 4 BR. Comreno'd, close to schools, 3 bdrm bung. Fin'd bsmt. 1.5 pletely reno'd. 4 appl, 2 ba, 2830 Gordon Rd $1250/mo. 306-545-3437 car garage. Recently reno'd, looking for single working $300 off 1st month C720606 1 Bdrm - $1,095 incl: 4 appl. $1500. Ref's Req'd. adult. $575/mo + DD. util 3 utilities, elevator, AWESOME incl, internet. Avail, Apr 30.

May 1st. 306-501-9295 C712272 pool, exercise room, 1 & 2 BR DUPLEXES. 306-757-1864, 306-737-3557.

C717410 non-smoking, no pets.

A Ripplinger Home. Quality FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED 586-6909/539-6481 built, lower level duplexes, Fully furn., attractive quiet, RENTALS AVAILABLE incl appls., quality flooring, house to share with female.

Call Shawn’s Property 80 Angus Rd Management Ltd. at insuite W/D, security sysAvail now until May 30, C711218 1 Bdrm - $885 306-539-4715 tem and parking. Ideal for $100/wk no util. 540-9333 949-3758/586-6909 C697456 FULLY FURN. 1 br bsmt, all C694626 working professionals. Rent NEAR UNIVERSITY C717322 appls, prkg & plug in, $900 from $1095 & up + util.

Houses Attractive 1 BR in quiet + SD. No kids or pets. 18 Room for Rent Call 306-761-2097 C718831 block St. John.

352-3189 neighborhood close to Furnished 1 or 2 bdrm-in a new reno'd C719944 Wascana Park & D.T. N/S/P home, fully furnished 2, 3, 4 & 5 BR Houses FURNISHED SUITES in a Houses Refs req'd. 306-546-4233 $600/mo & $700/mo Fully furnished ... Just C718005 secure 10 stry highrise. 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 Bedroom newly (306) 596-5912 bring your clothes!

C712193 Avail immed. - 2 BR spa- Davin Place is a comfort- reno'd family homes with Daily, wkly, monthly rates. cious, clean, new appls, bus able alternative away new appliances starting at Jason at: 306-533-4510 Townhouses & stop in front. N/P N/S. from home. Includes wifi C713811 $995/month. Contact Adult 924-3807 / 737-9040 & all amen. Days 8 am - 8 Jason at: 306-533-4510 Garden Homes Furnished, 2 bdrm, free C719254 C695889 pm 306-522-7167 parking, $1250/mo 3 BR townhouse, 1.5 bath, C713023 AVAIL. NOW 105 OTTAWA 3 bdrm, dev. including cable, internet & A/C - 940 McIntosh, 1 yr old 1 BR $875. bsmt, complete upgrade, util. (306) 536-8241 appls $1300, for vewing Commercial 2200 Lorne St. Laundry.

C717691 shared garage, avail. now.

Sat/Sun Call 737-1208 536-4205.

C720990 & Industrial $1500. Refs. 596-3010 C708161 Room Without C721119 Avail Now. 1br $975/mo Property Vacation & incl utli, internet. Coin laun- O F F I C E S F O R R E N T , 12 BL. ROBINSON, Clean 2 Board dry, prking. next to general 250-300 sq.ft. $700/gross BDRM, 4 Appl. $1000/Mth. Douglas Park 4 BR. Com- Recreation Call (306) 359-1560 hosptial. (306) 757-9817 pletely reno'd. 4 appl, 2 ba, Properties In rent. 1000 sq.ft. $800/gross C720145 C716907 looking for single working Canada rent. 8th Ave. Private entrance.

BACHELOR, 1458 Cameron 1311 KING STREET 3 bdrm adult. $575/mo + DD. util, Call 545-5455.

C560671 St. $700 + shared utilities. house in Pasqua Hospital incl internet. Avail Apr 30. Manitou Beach House avail.

(306) 533-5534. area. Available now. $1,250. 306-757-1864, 306-737-3557. by weekend or week, sleeps C706046 OLD WAREHOUSE DIS− (306) 537−8971 C717408 6, see www.vrbo.com TRICT loft style, 2nd floor CLOSE to Northgate Mall C720587 #453905, for details + links.

LHK, QUIET MALE 2BD: $950/mo incl util, 1 commercial space for lease.

Or call 587-2774, 587-7054 RUPERT STREET C718357 prkg. Coin-op W/D. Avail 2900sqft. $14/sqft plus 1687 TORONTO ST. 569-8353 C703980 May 1. N/S. 306-781-2163 operating costs. Exposed 2 BR, $1100 mo. + utils. 533- 5534 C717971 Vacation & brick, wood floor, com− C716983 Business & Financial College/Broad Madrid: pletely wired for office use.

Recreation Very Spacious Exec 1BR, formal Furniture & phone system 21 TURGEON CRES Hills− Automotive Properties dining, $1100 chareter immed. can be negotiated with dale 3 Bedroom, 4 Appli− Real Estate 1BR compact ground, $690 lease. (306) 347−2739 ances, Parking, Laundry, Outside Canada Employment hard wood, utils, prkg.

C715450 $1,650. (306) 584−1400 Scottsdale, Arizona.

May 1st 352-0699 C716603 C717848 Work From Home - 2700 sf visit us any time at 1 & 2 BR condos for rent. warehouse condo for rent 2 Br, ● 2200 BLOCK HALIFAX leaderpost.com/classifieds Call 306-522-6629 for details.

FURNISHED BACH. cable, C414239 C712959 4 BDRM $1100 • 205-4588 internet, laundry, parking. 2 bath. 522-6629 GalonC 7Realty 12951 C718276 N/S adult bldg.$800 Townhouses & Garden Homes Apartments (306) 596−4545 C717856 GREENWOOD PLACE – 789-0838 GLENELM 835B - 11 Ave Spacious, clean, 3 bedroom townhouse, 4 appl., close to East, 2 BR, 4 appls, power & schools & shopping. Sorry no pets. water paid. N/S, no pets, CIR Commercial Realty Inc. o/a Colliers International Quiet, well maintained, seniors’ building. 2 Bdrms C719129 $1000, 306-533-5650

CORMARK ACCOMMODATIONS Your Hotel Alternative!

Corporate 1 & 2 bd fully furnished suites. Util, internet & housekeeping incl. Downtown, South and NW locations. Min 3 nights stay. Daily, weekly, monthly.

(306) 731-3040

NORTHGATE MANOR

New build, 1100 sf 2 bdrm Suite, 2258 Mctavish st, Parking, 5 appls, $1,200 plus util, (306) 537-1087

$900 - Available Now & May 1st. Includes F/S, A/C and all utilities. Mature tenants only, please.

Security deposit required. 306-949-1317

ROOM for rent 1454 or 1156 Robinson, $500 + shared util. 306-533-5534.

GOLDEN MILE 2 BDRM OR BACHELOR MAY 1st. Call Bill (306) 591-2248

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Apartment GUIDE HIGHLAND VILLAGE – 22 LORNE PLACE

NORTH

Large 1 & 2 bedroom suites. Fridge, stove, dishwasher, air conditioning, some suites with fireplace and washer/dryer. 1 block to Northgate Mall. No pets.

NORTHWEST

Large 1 & 2 bedroom suites. Fridge, stove, air conditioning.

No pets.

SOUTHEAST

775-2989

WICKFORD PLACE – 6725 ROCHDALE BOULEVARD 949-3755

PRINCE CHARLES – 2121 – 15TH AVENUE

1 & 2 bedroom suite highrise. Close to downtown. Fridge, stove, air conditioning, underground parking.

569-9284

789-8111

CEDAR RIDGE ESTATES – 99 MICHENER DRIVE

1, 2 & 3 bedroom suites, fridge, stove, air conditioning, balconies and patios. No pets.

789-8661

www.remaigroup.com C415711

C716985

Avail now, 3 BR, 1/2 duplex C717721 $950/month + util, near school, 426 4th ave, Ref, Recently renov 1 BR, 6 appls., Gardiner Park, hrd- Call (306) 539 -9201C 7 2 1 1 6 5 wd flrs, A/C, wood frpl. $1200. Avail 306-596-9277 CATHEDRAL- 2030 York. 2 BR, 4 appl, fenced yard, pet C717137 friendly, looking for mature employed tenant. 522-9336 Duplexes,

VARSITY HEIGHTS – 10 MICHENER DRIVE

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Large 2 & 3 bedroom suites, 5 appliances, air conditioning, fireplace, games and fitness room, freshly painted with newer flooring. No pets.

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Beautifully updated and renovated 4 bdrm resort home.

Open plan living with new kitchen and hardwoods. New furnace and central air. Deluxe master suite with balcony.

Double det garage plus heated tandem att garage.

Just a half block to the beach!

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Commercial & Industrial Property SPACE FOR LEASE 2104B Grant Rd. - 1,724 sq.ft.

196B Massey Rd (basement SW) - 840 sq.ft.

1219 Park St. - 4,410 sq.ft.

337 Hoffer Dr - 7,000 sq.ft.

Call now for details Adam Niesner, Jr. 569-1424 Website: www.niesner.com

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NeW Homes Ne moNTH Buying from plans and show homes

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hen you buy a brand new home, you will most likely make your decision based on the builder’s plans or show homes, or a combination of the two. This requires careful thought and attention to detail.

Experienced salespeople say there are two keys to successful home buying from plans and show homes. The first consideration is to deal with a professional new home builder — someone with a solid reputation and professional sales staff who will work closely with you throughout the buying process.

Second, don’t rush. Take time to consider all aspects of your purchase and ask lots of questions — the more information you have, the easier it is to eliminate uncertainties.

• Go through each builder’s information package to find out what plans and features are offered. Drawings and floor plans will help you to visualize the homes.

A specification sheet will list construction materials, mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems and finishing materials in detail. Check who the manufacturers are and that their products come with a warranty.

• Take a close look at the overall quality of the builders’ show homes from design and construction to finishing touches. While a model may be only one of many designs offered by the builder, it is your best indication of the quality you can expect when you buy from the company.

• As you go through the homes, keep in mind that most show homes include upgrades and options in order to show buyers the full range of what’s available. Upgrades and options are usually indicated in the show home on separate signs or on a list posted in each area. If in doubt, ask for clarification • When you find a show home that really interests you, ask the salesperson to explain in detail what’s standard and what’s an upgrade — room by room, inside and out. Look at the selection of finishes and other additional features, or ask for

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an appointment at the company’s décor centre or suppliers’ showrooms. (The final selection and matching of finishes is usually done later, after construction has begun.)

When you find a plan or show home you • like, try to imagine living in it. How will it work for your family’s daily routine? Will the home be suitable for the activities you enjoy, e.g. social gatherings, indoor gardening? Is it adaptable to future needs, e.g. a home-based business or an expanding family? Would you need to modify the design, and how?

• Room size can be difficult to judge, even in a show home. You need to consider how your furniture will fit into the home. A few inches can make a big difference when it comes to putting a table in the breakfast nook or your couch in front of the fireplace.

Know the dimensions of your furniture and bring a measuring tape so you can figure out quickly if a particular model or layout has enough room, or place scaled models of your furniture on floor plans. Also consider the placement of windows, doors, and perhaps a fireplace, as well as traffic patterns. Even a large space can present challenges.

• You may have your choice of lots for your home. When looking at lots, consider the location of the home and the area immediately around it. Will you get the sun where and when you want it? What about privacy? Is there protection from outdoor noise? Where will you pile snow in the winter?

Source: Canadian Home Builders’ Association

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People use cork in various ways. Cork wine stoppers are some of the first things that come to mind when envisioning cork.

Cork bulletin boards are another common use. However, cork is also used around the house, especially for flooring. Because the cork bark will regenerate on a tree naturally without damage to the rest of the tree, cork is an environmentally friendly material to use. The material is impervious to pressure, so it doesn’t dent and the air trapped within the cork cell structure makes it strong, yet soft underfoot. Cork is also a good insulator, and it absorbs vibrations, making it an effective sound buffer.

In addition to using cork on a floor, individuals can use it for an accent wall. In a teenager’s room, a cork wall can be used as a large bulletin board for photos and memorabilia. Some wine connoisseurs like to make serving trays or backsplashes out of cork wine stoppers, particularly from favourite vintages. Cork resists water and stains, which makes it a good material to use in kitchens and bathrooms as well.

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By Alice Oglethorpe CTW Features ust because staircases are functional and constantly getting stepped on, it doesn’t mean they don’t deserve a little interior design attention, too. These three projects prove that stairs can be both practical and pretty.

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Tile under toes On the more difficult side of the homeimprovement scale is tiling a staircase.

Adding patterned tile to staircase risers is creative and makes quite an impression on guests. “We were almost done building our home when we had to decide what to do with the staircase — it was our final project,” said Deb Delman, a high school teacher in Portland, Ore., who built her home from the ground up. “The rest of the house is full of artistic projects, so we knew we wanted to do something unusual and really colourful with the stairs. I’d tiled

our bathroom before, and it turned out nice, which made me think of tiling the riser.”

Delman chose a beautiful Mexican tile and got to work. The toughest part was cutting all of the tiles to be the right size and shape for the risers, she said. “We ran out of tile toward the end and had to make a sort of mosaic design on the bottom step.

After the installation, Delman finished it off with black grout that wouldn’t show dirt. “All in all, it took us about 100 hours to get the project finished — two full weekend days and a lot of weeknights,” she said. “But the end result was worth it.”

The new shining star of the kitchen is high-gloss cabinetry.

From lacquer to laminates to paint, these finishes add a stylish flair to any space

“We were in the middle of renovating the staircase and I thought it would be fun to paint the balusters in increasingly darker shades of blue,” said Angie Campbell. Campbell, a marketing director, keeps a blog called Angie’s Roost about the household projects she tackles in the Brewer, Maine, home she shares with her husband. “I thought I was so creative, until I searched online and realized I wasn’t the first person to come up with this idea.”

Campbell went to the paint store and picked up small sample paint jars in nine different shades of blue (this saved her from buying larger cans of paint). After a few coats, she had a fun, eyecatching staircase.

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If there’s a project that doesn’t need a lot of time or know-how, it’s this one: With a few swipes of a paintbrush, plain balusters can be transformed with an ombré paint job.

By Dawn Klingensmith CTW Features fter shunning them for years in favour of wood and wood veneer, homeowners have fallen in love again with laminate kitchen cabinets — not the kind that look like wood, but a new generation of gleaming laminates with a high-gloss finish.

It’s not just glossy laminates that folks have taken a shine to. Sleek, shiny cabinets are all the rage, from lowerpriced laminates to high-end lacquered finishes that impart a modern or retro look, depending on the styling.

Lacquer in particular “has more of a glamourous look to it, and people are warming up to it,” said Elaine Williamson, principal, Elaine Williamson Designs.

The trend is consistent with a “return to elegance” in interior design as a whole, she added: “People still want clean, tight design but with a little bit of pomp and circumstance, and that’s what lacquering does.”

Homebuyers and remodellers have three main choices for glossy cabinetry: laminate or thermofoil, high-gloss painted wood or lacquered wood.

Laminates are thin, layered plastic coatings fused to a substrate — a natural, earth-derived material such as stone — or with heat and pressure. They offer a wide range of options for colours.

Thermofoil, by definition, is a laminate but not a high-pressure laminate.

Generally, it consists of flexible vinyl applied to engineered wood. It comes in a rainbow of luminous colours (apple green, cherry red, wine red, orange, yellow, cobalt); offers a high-quality sheen on an easy-care, chip-resistant surface; and may incorporate metallic elements in its finish, like the paint on a sporty car.

Thermofoil cupboards “offer a glossy look that’s more affordable than a painted finish, and it’s reasonably durable,” said San Diego, Calif.-based kitchen and bath designer Jamie Gold, author of New Kitchen Ideas That Work (Taunton Press, 2012).

High-gloss paint is another option, though it’s not widely available straight from manufacturers. It’s possible to refinish wood cabinets with highgloss paint, but it takes a lot of work to achieve a glass-like sheen. “For the best result, you need an oil-based

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“My stair risers used to be plain white, and after only a few years, they started looking really dirty from people walking up and down them,” said Sharon Askew, an interior decorator in upstate New York and writer of a blog called Serendipity.

“So when I saw an online video showing how to paint chevron stripes on the risers, I thought: I can do that!”

Askew started by cutting a piece of heavy cardstock (she actually used a cereal box) into a triangle shape. That way she could trace the edges for her lines and the angle of the stripes

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She then painted a base coat of white on the risers, pencilled out the pattern, taped the areas she wanted to stay white with blue painter’s tape and brushed over the exposed sections with black paint. “It sounds complicated, but the whole thing took me less than two hours,” Askew said.

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The prep work is time-consuming because any scratches and imperfections that aren’t properly mended will be magnified by the glossy finish. And if painting over wood, the grain might show through, Williamson warns.

Sanding, priming and several thin coats of paint are required for a smooth finish.

A capable do-it-yourselfer can refinish cupboards using high-gloss paint; however, lacquering is “an art better left to the pros,” Williamson said.

In fact, lacquering may even be beyond the skills and equipment of home improvement professionals, Gold said: “You get a better finish from the factory because they have equipment and systems in place to control the multistep lacquer process.”

Lacquering results in a harder finish, which Williamson likens to the coating on the M&M shell, whereas high-gloss paint is more like a malleable Skittles shell.

Besides the expense, lacquering has drawbacks. “It makes for a gorgeous, deep, rich, lustrous finish, but if it gets damaged, you have to replace the whole cabinet door — you can’t just touch up something that shiny,” Gold said. “In a busy household where kids are banging into things, it may not be the best option.”

With laminate or thermofoil, “You can get a very similar high-gloss look for less, and it’s more practical,” she added.

In recent years, sleek white kitchen cabinetry, with or without a glossy finish, has been a dominant trend in modern kitchen design. In glossy finishes, “white is definitely the hottest colour, but I’m also seeing some red and different shades of relaxing blue tones,” Gold said.

On the bolder side, malachite green may surpass apple green in popularity, Williamson said.

No matter the colour, glossy cabinetry catches the eye as well as the light. “It makes a statement,” Williamson said, “but a clean, refined statement.” © CTW Features

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When snow, mud, rain, and even summer sand gets lodged in footwear and gear, a mudroom is the perfect place to keep it from spreading throughout the rest of the house. Unfortunately, not every homeowner or renter has the space available for an entire room devoted to sloppy boots and wet mittens.

However, a mini-mudroom can be created even in a small alcove.

Thinking creatively can help you turn an entryway — or even a closet — into a small mudroom.

Equipped with just the essentials, this space will not lack in form or function.

To get started, think about what is housed within a mudroom. You are sure to find a few key elements: • a bench for putting on and taking off shoes • hooks for coats, scarves and hats • trays for wet boots and shoes • cubbies or baskets for miscellaneous gear • a basket for pet leashes or keys • a rack for wet umbrellas • shelves to store dry towels to dry off pets or people Next, assess how much space you have to devote to a mudroom. Keep in mind that you may be able to find an antique piece of furniture that combines the bench with hooks and even a mirror. Otherwise, it can be fashioned easily with just a few materials.

For those who have adequate space in their entryway, a two-seater bench is a must. To add decorative flair, cover a cushion sized to the bench with a water-resistant fabric designed to be used outdoors. This way kids or adults with damp coats or pants will not ruin the cushions when they sit down.

If space is limited, a simple stool tucked into a corner provides a place to sit.

Stow a few wicker storage bins under the bench.

These can be assigned to each member of the family and be used to hold backpacks, gloves and hats or even sports gear. If there isn’t much room beneath the bench, purchase inexpensive boot trays that can keep wet shoes from puddling right on the floor.

You will find that well-placed wall hooks can tidy up a mudroom or foyer quite easily by having a place for just about everything. These hooks can be used to keep coats until they are dry enough to hang in the closet. Hooks can hold hats and tote bags. To make the space look more like a home and less like a locker room, think about adding a few hooks that simply hold decorative plaques or artwork to break up the utility of the space.

A table or a shelf right inside the door can be a place to store mail and keys. It also may be a place to serve as a transfer station of important paperwork that should be brought to school or work.

Some people do not have any space available to use as a mudroom. In these instances, why not turn a coat closet into a mini-mudroom? Take the door off the closet so the space then becomes an alcove.

Frame it with decorative molding and paint the interior walls a complementary colour or use beadboard or wallpaper for texture. Slip in a free-standing bench that fits the width of the closet, or create a bench that attaches directly to the interior wall. Add a coat rack and a basket to store shoes, and you have a functional space.

Keep in mind that while mudroom items are primarily meant to be functional, that doesn’t mean they can’t be stylish, too. Coordinate fabric patterns or wood colours with the décor in the rest of your house. If you cannot find pieces that fit the dimensions of the space you have, think outside the box and build them yourself.

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Wading through piles of old magazines, paperwork, clothing and toys can be stressful, not to mention time-consuming. If the idea of spring cleaning is just too much to handle, you may want to consider hiring a professional organizer.

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Childs discusses a client who had mountains of clothing piling up in nearly every room of the house but continued to go to the store to buy items thinking she had nothing to wear. “By the time

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Unlike a cleaning company that simply removes dirt and dust from surfaces, a professional organizer helps you decide what to keep, what to toss and how to display belongings in a way that simplifies life. Being able to see everything you have, whether it’s clothing, toys, office supplies or kitchen utensils, allows you to quickly recognize

what you need and what you don’t and prevents you from spending on duplicate items.

How do I find the right person for the job?

An organizer can provide tips and long-term solutions to ensure your home doesn’t regress to its previously cluttered state.

“It’s really important to feel comfortable,” Childs says.

Most organizers will do a free in-person or over-thephone consultation. Childs recommends asking about their working style and whether they will be able to provide you with organizational strategies.

“You can always take the weekend to clean up the house, but the next week or the next month, the clutter is back (if you don’t have practical strategies),” says Childs.

Other important questions to ask a potential organizer:

What are your areas of expertise? Some professional organizers specialize in organizing office spaces, while others have more experience in family homes.

Have you done similar projects?

Do you have references?

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or by project? Many professional organizers don’t list their prices on their website, but Childs, who charges $60 an hour, says the cost can range anywhere from $50 to $150 per hour, depending on the experience of the organizer and the scope of the project.

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A large room should always feel balanced, never loaded with furniture nor sparse. Sasha divided the living room right down the middle. There are two almost identical seating areas that mirror one another (but the room is so big that you see only one in the photo!).

If you look closely, however, you’ll see the same players — sofa, gold lamp, show-wood armchair and blue pillow — reflected in the mirror.

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Then, like Sasha, you can add four armchairs that are not an exact match to your sofa. Fabrics and accessories in the same colour will keep the room connected. But don’t be afraid to mix things up. You’ll notice that Sasha’s coffee tables are similar in length but not in style.

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