4Rent – Winnipeg – February 17, 2023

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Use our colour coded regions to find the rental area you’re interested in. All our ads are organized by regions easily located by the matching colour tabs.

CENTRAL

Broadway/Assiniboine

China Town Central Park Exchange District

The Forks U of Winnipeg

Wolseley

NORTH WEST

Crestview

Deer Lodge

Garden City

Inkster Park

North Kildonan

North Main

Polo Park

River Grove

River Bend

Silver Heights

Sturgeon Creek

The Maples

Tyndal Park

Unicity

Weston

SOUTH WEST

Assiniboine Park

Bridgewater Forest

Charleswood

Fort Richmond

Fort Rouge

Grant Park

Linden Woods

Osborne Village

Richmond West South Point

Tuxedo

U of Manitoba

Varsity View

Waverly Heights

Whyte Ridge

Wildwood

NORTH EAST

East Kildonan

Kildare Redonda

Lakeside Meadows

Melrose

Mission Gardens

Springfield South Transcona

Valley Gardens

SOUTH EAST

Island Lakes

Dakota Crossing

Elm Park

Niakwa Park

Niakwa Place

Normand Park

Norwood

Old St.Vital River Park South

River Point

Royal Wood

Sage Creek

Southdale

Windsor Park

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The ARC is perfect for anyone looking for convenient, fully furnished private suites / coliving arrangements with state-of-art amenities such as a resort-style gym, large community kitchen, and an assortment of retailers on the main floor.

Whether you are a post-secondary student, a recent graduate, or a young professional, The ARC offers apartments for rent that are perfect for your lifestyle!

make your tax refund work for you

Are you getting excited to receive your income tax return? It’s a great opportunity to plan and budget?for the year, or even longer. Here are some tips on how best to invest any money you get back:

use your refund to help you reach your goals

Are you planning to save for home renovations, a down payment or vacation? If you’re interested in investing your tax return, call your bank or financial advisor about options to help you reach your goals.

You can also try the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada’s free online financial goal calculator. You just need to answer a few questions and the tool then helps you create a realistic savings plan.

pay down your debts

Some debts, such as credit cards and loans, may have high interest rates. Look at those with higher rates and decide which ones you want to start with. These will have the biggest impact in reducing your debts and allow you to save the most money in the long term.?

Another approach is to pay down the smallest debt first. Maybe your tax return can pay off it all in one shot. For some of us, that feeling of eliminating one debt altogether can be a great motivator.

set up an emergency fund

Your tax return can give you a head start setting up an emergency fund, so you aren’t starting from zero. From there, even setting aside a few dollars each week can add up.

As we’ve seen during the pandemic, setting money aside for un-

expected expenses or lost income is key. And surprise vet bills, car repairs or a leaky roof can catch anyone off guard. Paying for these from an emergency fund instead of with your credit card means not having to pay interest.

Another tip is to keep your emergency savings separate from the account you use for day-to-day transactions. You can find bank accounts with no or low transaction fees so you can withdraw your money easily when you need it.

Find more tips and resources at canada.ca/money. ■ — News Canada

The Lindsay Building – 228 Notre Dame Ave.

The Lindsay Building offers an exceptional living experience in today’s rental market.

Situated at 228 Notre Dame Avenue the Lindsay Building constructed for occupancy in 1912 is truly unique with its triangular shape and historical design and reinforced concrete construction. The location is perfectly situated between Downtown and the Exchange District at the corner of Notre Dame and Ellice Avenues. Once home to insurance and lawyers offices it was converted in 2004 to nine floors of apartments.

In 2018 spearheaded by The Smith Agency the common areas and apartments were fully renovated. Newly upgraded luxury suites feature quartz countertops, spacious vinyl wood plank flooring, contemporary lighting and cabinet upgrades all enhanced under 10 foot high ceilings.

One bedroom suite with open concept kitchen, dining and living room with 875 square feet living space for immediate possession. Rent $1,127 includes heat, water and hydro. Pet friendly. Off site parking available.

To arrange for on-site viewing contact Maurice Perron at 204 226 2548.

To view call 204-226-2548

Lookup ID: 4R8640 at 4Rent.ca

Bessborough Apartments – 380 Assiniboine Avenue

West of Midtown Bridge. Handy to Broadway and the Forks. 5 room two bedroom character suite with dining room for March 1st possession. Hardwood floors. Security building. Rent $1,020 includes heat and water

To view call 204-956-0064

Scarsdale Apartments – 71 Kennedy Street

Well maintained character suite directly across of Legislative Building ground. 3 room one bedroom ground floor suite for immediate possession. Hardwood floors. Rent $821 includes heat and water.

To view call 204-510-1984

BUILDING MANAGERS · PHONE 204-287-2872

1, 2 & 3 bedrooms available for rent immediately

BUILDING AMENITIES:

• 100% Handicap accessible building

• Pet friendly with a wash station available on the main floor

• Storage lockers available on each floor

• Bike storage and repair area on main floor

• CCTV (Closed Circuit Security System) Video Surveillance of parking areas, exits, entrances and elevator

• Card Access “FOB” entrance to the building

• Elevator Service from underground parkade to fourth floor

• Extensive Sound proofing throughout

• Heated underground and exterior with visitor parking available

SUITE AMENITIES:

$1100**

Rent’s starting as a low as FREE WiFi

• 9’ high smooth painted ceilings

• In-suite stackable washer and dryer

• Two kitchen styles to choose from, White Modern or Stain Maple

• All kitchen and sink counter tops are quartz

• European style stainless steel sinks, taps and faucets

• Ensuite bathrooms have a 5 foot walk in shower with built in seat, grab bar and glass sliding shower doors

• Oversized Patio Doors

• Forced air heating and cooling systems

NOW LEASING PHASE 2! 50+ AFFORDABLE LUXURY LIVING. 1 MONTH FREE RENT!* *Special Conditions Apply Lookup ID: 4R12172 at 4Rent.ca

• Balconies with glass railings

SOUTH EAST 27 February 17–March 3, 2023 4Rent.ca

good mental health

Mental health challenges seem to be growing more common among Canadians, and it’s no wonder with the ongoing change and uncertainty we’ve lived with over the last few years.

In fact, a new survey reveals a notable decline in the number of working Canadians who rated their mental health as excellent or good in 2021, particularly among 18 to 34 year olds. This younger cohort reported higher rates of mental health challenges compared to those 55 and older – suggesting pandemic-related stressors may be hitting young people particularly hard.

According to Maria Winslow, senior director of life & health at RBC Insurance, claims trends among their insurance clients also support this take, with over one third of new disability claims for 18 to 39 year olds being related to mental health in 2021.

“It has no doubt been a challenging and unpredictable time for so many who are working, and we’re seeing this manifest with a signifi-

cant impact on their mental health,” says Winslow. “While we may not be able to control our current circumstances, there are measures we can all take to cope with challenges and ensure we remain prepared for uncertainty.”

To help manage stress and maintain good mental health, consider these three core steps:

focus on healthy habits

Whether working at home, the office or a hybrid of both, it’s important to establish clear boundaries between work and personal time. So take frequent mini-breaks to exercise or meditate and foster social connection with others. Along with a balanced diet and getting enough sleep, this kind of stimulating separation is critical for supporting mental health and overall well-being.

review and revise your spending

With inflation on the rise, most people would benefit from reviewing their priorities to help keep fi-

nancial stress at bay. For example, you can cook at home to limit takeout, unsubscribe from sales emails to help prevent impulse purchases, and look for areas where you can reduce or eliminate fees and services that you don’t absolutely need or use. This step might start out tough, but knowing you’re getting your finances in check can lift a major weight off your mind.

double check your insurance

Being proactive and taking control helps to lower anxiety and provides a greater sense of safety. Disability insurance can help you maintain your income if you become unable to work, and many plans can also help you return to work through benefits such as rehabilitation sessions, job retraining and other services to help you.

Find more information about disability insurance at rbcinsurance.com/ disability.

Individual and Group Life and Health insurance is underwritten by RBC Life Insurance Company. ■

— News Canada

3 tips to help manage ongoing stress and maintain

Being proactive and taking control helps to lower anxiety and provides a greater sense of safety.

Handy to Stafford and Corydon Avenue. Two bedroom ground level suite for immediate possession. Rent $802 includes heat and water.

At Wentworth Street. Old style character building with sunrooms. 5 room two bedroom suites with dining room and sun room for immediate possession. Hardwood floors. Security building. Rent $996$1,304 includes heat and water.

Davista Estates 349 Novavista Drive

Off Meadowood. Handy to St. Vital Shopping Mall. Spacious, well laid out floor plans. 4 room two bedroom suite for immediate possession. Balconies. Elevator. Rent $1,274 includes water.

Marquis Apartments 26 Roslyn Road

West of Stradbrook. Handy to Osborne Village and shopping. 2 ½ room one bedroom suites for immediate possession. Security building. Parking available. Rents $930 includes heat and water.

To view call 204-999-2438

Lookup ID: 4R8702 at 4Rent.ca

Maple Leaf Apartments

915 Corydon Avenue East of Stafford

Handy to eateries and shopping. 3 room one bedroom suites for immediate possession. Hardwood floors. Old style character suites. Security gated. Rents $806 includes heat and water.

To view call 431-335-5275

Lookup ID: 4R8646 at 4Rent.ca

To view call 204-452-0760

Lookup ID: 4R8969 at 4Rent.ca

Florida Apartments

239 Colony Street

Off York Avenue. Handy to University of Winnipeg. Affordable. 2 room bachelor and 3 room one bedroom suites for immediate possession. Security building. Rents $699-$769 includes heat and water

To view call 204-779-3181

Park Royal Apartments - 223 Nassau Street

Lookup ID: 4R8636 at 4Rent.ca

At McMillan Avenue and West of Corydon. Quiet two storey walkup. 3 ½ room one bedroom 1st floor suite for immediate possession. Rent $875 includes heat and water.

To view call 431-338-3247

BUILDING MANAGERS · PHONE 204-287-2872

Lookup ID: 4R8925 at 4Rent.ca

February 17–March 3, 2023 4Rent.ca

why reducing your garbage is more important than you think

Reduce, reuse, and recycle are the first three words Canadians learn when taught to protect the environment from plastics. All three of the “R’s” play an important role in sustainability, but reducing waste is more important than you think. If we focus on reducing our individual plastic use, we can avoid the unnecessary use of essential resources, including materials, energy, and water. We live in the age of disposable products and heavy plastic packaging. Although these products are often con-

venient, they can impact the environment. In Canada, we generate over 3 million tons of plastic waste a year, and one-third of that amount is from plastic packaging. While the COVID-19 pandemic has been difficult for everyone it has made almost half of Canadians more aware of the amount of waste they generate. Some simple ways to reduce your plastic waste include:

choose products with less packaging

Often products contain additional packaging used for adver-

tising purposes. This packaging is not necessary and more often ends up in the waste. When shopping, looking for options with minimal packaging.

look for biodegradable products

These products break down naturally, so they don’t put as much of a burden on the planet. You can find biodegradable swaps for just about any product. For example, Lysol has new disinfecting wipes that are biodegradable and that are com -

postable, appropriate for municipalities that contain the appropriate composting facilities. They can break down in as little as six weeks in the proper setting and are just as effective as their traditional wipes, killing 99.9 percent of germs.

buy products in bulk

To reduce waste, look to purchase products that can be found in bulk and decanted into smaller reusable containers. By doing this you will avoid additional packaging waste. ■

In Canada, we generate over 3 million tons of plastic waste a year, and one-third of that amount is from plastic packaging.