4Rent – Edmonton – June 9, 2023

Westland Park

8910–98th AVE., FORT SASKATCHEWAN

COME SEE OUR SHOW SUITE!

This is a great well-maintained family community. Only 10 minutes drive on the Manning Freeway.

587-414-5529

Lookup ID: 4R2260 at 4Rent.ca

PROPERTY FEATURES

• 2 & 3 bedroom units

• 1 & 1 1/2 baths

• Fenced yards

• Sorry, no pets

• Telus Fibre Optic

• Classic units feature European cabinetry, cultured marble countertops and tub surround. Upgrade to Elite units with stainless appliances, glass top range, full backsplash and much more.

Creston Place

56th St.–144th AVE., EDMONTON

Westland Park Hours:

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday: 8am–4:30pm

Thursday: 8am–7pm

Saturday: 9am –1pm

REDUCED DAMAGE DEPOSIT: $395 REDUCED DAMAGE DEPOSIT: $395

This is a great well-maintained family community located close to schools, shopping, restaurants and public transit. Enjoy the Londonderry Athletic Grounds and Leisure Centre in the morning, and spend the evening at Manning Town Centre Cineplex.

587-414-5524

Lookup ID: 4R2255 at 4Rent.ca

PROPERTY FEATURES

• 2 & 3 bedroom units

• 1 & 1 1/2 baths

• Fenced yards

• Sorry, no pets

• Telus Fibre Optic

• Classic units feature European cabinetry, cultured marble countertops and tub surround. Upgrade to Elite units with stainless appliances, glass top range, full backsplash and much more.

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Creston Place Hours:

Monday: 9am-4pm

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: 9am–6:30pm

Friday: 10am–6:30pm

Incentives and prices may be changed without notice.

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Westland Park

8910–98th AVE., FORT SASKATCHEWAN

COME SEE OUR SHOW SUITE!

This is a great well-maintained family community. Only 10 minutes drive on the Manning Freeway.

587-414-5529

Lookup ID: 4R2260 at 4Rent.ca

PROPERTY FEATURES

• 2 & 3 bedroom units

• 1 & 1 1/2 baths

• Fenced yards

• Sorry, no pets

• Telus Fibre Optic

• Classic units feature European cabinetry, cultured marble countertops and tub surround. Upgrade to Elite units with stainless appliances, glass top range, full backsplash and much more.

Creston Place

56th St.–144th AVE., EDMONTON

Westland Park Hours:

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday: 8am–4:30pm

Thursday: 8am–7pm

Saturday: 9am –1pm

REDUCED DAMAGE DEPOSIT: $395 REDUCED DAMAGE DEPOSIT: $395

This is a great well-maintained family community located close to schools, shopping, restaurants and public transit. Enjoy the Londonderry Athletic Grounds and Leisure Centre in the morning, and spend the evening at Manning Town Centre Cineplex.

587-414-5524

Lookup ID: 4R2255 at 4Rent.ca

PROPERTY FEATURES

• 2 & 3 bedroom units

• 1 & 1 1/2 baths

Creston Place Hours:

Monday: 9am-4pm

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: 9am–6:30pm

• Fenced yards

• Sorry, no pets

• Telus Fibre Optic

• Classic units feature European cabinetry, cultured marble countertops and tub surround. Upgrade to Elite units with stainless appliances, glass top range, full backsplash and much more.

Friday: 10am–6:30pm GreatApartments.ca

9–23, 2023

Incentives and prices may be changed without notice.

what to do when there’s an extreme weather alert

Canadians are used to extreme weather, from fog to blizzards to heat waves. Various levels of government keep track of these weather events and issue alerts so you know when to take extra care.

Though we all know the dangers of freezing temperatures, you might not realize that extreme heat comes with dangerous health risks as well. Here’s what you need to know:

what are the risks?

Heat illnesses include heat stroke, heat exhaustion, fainting, heat rash or cramps, and swelling of the hands, feet and ankles. These conditions tend to be caused by overexposure to heat or overexertion in the heat. If not prevented, heat illness can lead to long-term health problems and even death.

Older adults, young children, people living with chronic illness, social isolation or poverty, and people who work outdoors often have a higher risk for heat illness. If you take medication, consult with your family doctor or pharmacist about your level of risk.

Fortunately, most negative outcomes of heat illness can be avoided if you take appropriate action.

what to do?

• Stay hydrated.

• Check in with family and friends to make sure they’re okay.

• Reschedule or plan outdoor activities for cooler parts of the day.

• Dress in loose-fitting, light weight, breathable clothing

• Cool off in the shower or in an air-conditioned space.

what to watch for?

• Symptoms of heat illness include:

• dizziness or fainting,

• nausea or vomiting,

• headache,

• rapid breathing and heartbeat.

If you have any of these symptoms during extreme heat, move to a cool place and drink water right away. Immediately call 911 or your local emergency number if someone you’re caring for has a high body temperature and is either unconscious, confused, or has stopped sweating.

While waiting for help, move them to a cool place, apply cold water to their skin and clothing, and fan them as much as possible. Find more information at Canada.ca/ health. ■

— News Canada

Older adults, young children, people living with chronic illness, social isolation or poverty, and people who work outdoors often have a higher risk for heat illness.

designing for wellness: personalize your space to prioritize your mind

Anew season brings new beginnings and positive transformations. Colour and design expert, Sharon Grech, shares three tips for using colour within your space to adjust the mood and prioritize your enjoyment in every space you create.

optimize the psychology of colour

We all know how important it is to make a good first impression, so why not extend this to the feel of your home? Ensure your guests are filled with a welcoming and comfortable energy the moment they walk in by applying colours that will boost the atmosphere of your com-

munal spaces. For your entry way, kitchen and dining room, Grech recommends uplifting yellows and understated, elegant browns such as Wenge AF-180.

“These colours not only provide a warm, balanced and inviting interior, but they can increase feelings of happiness and relaxation,” says Grech. For a durable, washable finish in kitchen and communal areas she suggests using Regal Select interior paint which includes stain-release technology.

paint for productivity

As many of us continue to work remotely, it makes sense to pay attention to how colour impacts our

productivity. “Incorporate colours that inspire, support focus and reduce stress in your workspace such as deep shades of blue like Old Navy 2063-10. Employ red hues in accents or accessories to stimulate creativity and boost energy in your space,” says Grech.

calm your mind before bed

While we often paint our bedrooms for an appealing appearance, it’s worth considering the impact colour can have on our mood and sleep. Ensure your bedroom is a comforting and

calming sanctuary by choosing hues of lilac and purple for mental calm. To be at the forefront of colour trends, try incorporating New Age 1444, a soft and ethereal light purple grounded by a drop of gray, or use warm shades of pink and brown for relaxation. ■

Ensure your guests are filled with a welcoming and comfortable energy the moment they walk in June 9–23,

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587.404.5690

10142 111 St NW

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1 & 2 Bedrooms from $1,245*

587.414.5528

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587.414.5526

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1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms from $1,020*

587.414.5523

11212 102 Ave NW

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the MOUNTBATTEN

Bach, 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms from $930*

587.414.5527

10159 118 St NW

REDUCED DAMAGE DEPOSIT: $395

Lookup ID: 4R2259 at 4Rent.ca

REDUCED DAMAGE DEPOSIT: $395

HALF MONTH FREE RENT ON A 12 MONTH LEASE

REDUCED DAMAGE DEPOSIT: $395

REDUCED DAMAGE DEPOSIT: $395

REDUCED DAMAGE DEPOSIT: $395

3 easy, eye-catching design updates maximum effect from minimal effort

Design projects don’t need to be intimidating. If you feel inspired to refresh your space but lack time for a full renovation, you can still create a bold and artsy statement in one weekend with paint and minimal effort. To help you achieve the latest look, Sharon Grech, Benjamin Moore colour and design expert, shares her top three tips for quick and easy design ideas to refresh your home.

highlight interesting elements

In just a couple of days you can create a wow-factor your guests won’t stop talking about – without breaking the bank. Grech recommends accentuating smaller features such as a doorframe, fireplace or bookshelf with a stand-out contrasting paint hue. “You can also ‘step-up’ your staircase with a confident, colourful paint on

the tread or riser to really make a statement.”

turn old into new

“Give a piece of furniture like a kitchen stool or bed frame a quick refresh and create a completely new focus and feel for your space in a few hours,” says Grech. “Adding a fresh coat of Advance interior paint to an old piece of furniture can brighten it up, give it a durable finish and breathe new life into a space.”

introduce an accent wall

Accent walls make a vibrant statement and are a simple way to give a room a fresh feel. “Be unique and achieve maximum impact by introducing a punchy colour to a neutral room,” Grech suggests. For a more subtle statement, she recommends playing with different shades of an existing room colour for your accent wall. ■

In just a couple of days you can create a wow-factor your guests won’t stop talking about –without breaking the bank

Jamestown Village

3529 – 78 Street, Edmonton

2 & 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOMES AVAILABLE

Office hours: Monday – Friday 8am – 4:30pm. Evenings and Saturdays by appointment only.

PROPERTY FEATURES

• This Architecturally significant complex has a beautiful brick façade and is trimmed with stucco and siding.

• Many units have brick trimmed archways over the front door.

• Well maintained with mature trees and manicured lawns/gardens.

• Large upgraded units with front and rear doors.

• 1 1/2 bathrooms and full basement

• Private fenced yards include a storage shed, cement patio and lawn area

• Sorry, no pets.

587-855-4331

Lookup ID: 4R2256 at 4Rent.ca

5 things you may not know that you can recycle

Most of us habitually recycle junk mail, empty cans and other common household items that go into the blue bin. But there are several other items that are recyclable if you know where to take them.

recolour your world

You should never pour leftover paint down the drain or into the sewer. Instead, many paint and building supply retailers have programs through which you can drop off cans with leftover bits of old paint to be recycled.

caffeine boost

If you use a machine with coffee pods, many manufacturers offer mail-in or drop-off options to recycle

the single-use containers. If you use ground coffee, you can repurpose the grounds as fertilizer in your garden.

used and abused textiles

Many of us regularly donate clothing and linens that we’ve outgrown or no longer need. But you may not know that some of the charitable organizations that accept these reusable goods will also take scraps of other textiles, such as remnant fabric swatches left over from a sewing project, for recycling. Check with your local outlet to confirm before dropping them off.

municipal affairs

A potential one-stop shop to drop off your atypical recyclables is your

local household hazardous waste depot. Depending on the site’s capacity, they may collect things like paint and stain, aerosol containers, household cleaners, motor oil, electronics and more.

the write stuff

While we may live in a high-tech world, many of us still put pen to paper every day. While we’re used to putting the paper in the recycling bin when we’re done with it, did you know that you can also recycle pens and other writing implements when they run out?

All Staples Canada stores collect these items – plus batteries and electronics. You can find a location close to you and more information on recycling at staples.ca/environment. ■

— News Canada