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area maps

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.

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

CENTRAL

Broadway/Assiniboine China Town Central Park Exchange District The Forks U of Winnipeg Wolseley

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

1 & 2 Bedroom Suites Available Now

Lookup ID: 4R12161 at 4Rent.ca 2600 McPhillips St. (431) 813-6572 sachiapartments.ca

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University of Manitoba

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.

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designer advice to celebrate vintage decor at home

Vintage furniture and décor are having a moment. The authen tic, grounded appeal of vintage items suit a range of popular design aesthetics, and it’s also a sustainable choice.

Benjamin Moore colour and design expert Sharon Grech shares three tips to help you bring out the beauty of vintage pieces in your home.

consider styling with “Shelfies”

If you do not own vintage furniture but love a vintage vibe, consider a couple of accent pieces to help create styled vignettes or “Shelfies.”

Style tips include using a bust as a bookend, or a collection of glass bottles on top of a stack of books to style a coffee table.

paint a complementary backdrop for vintage furniture

For wooden pieces, Grech sug gests walls painted in cooler hues such as Yarmouth Blue HC-150 or even Bold Blue 2064-10 to bring out the beauty in naturally warm wood and let the nuances and patina of vintage furniture shine.”

If you have vintage furniture in a modern esthetic, Grech says “consider a deep hue like Mink 2112-10 or a bold red like Flamenco CSP-1195 that will make a statement and complement the strong lines of modern furniture.”

don’t replace, repaint

Breathe new life into vintage pieces that don’t fit your current décor by repainting them with Advance inte

rior paint. For a weathered or aged look, consider a whitewash effect on clean, sanded wood furniture. This can be done with a white wood stain or by thinning down paint with glaze or water, using both a brush and rags to apply and then remove excess to achieve the desired effect. Don’t for get to protect the surface after with an acrylic urethane such as Stays Clear. ■

Breathe new life into vintage pieces that don’t fit your current decor by repainting

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 suites with open concept kitchen, dining and living room with 875 square feet living space for immediate possession. Rents $1,053-$1,180 includes heat, water and hydro. Pet friendly. Off site parking available.

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

East of Fermour, across from Shopping Plaza. 3 ½ room 2nd floor one bedroom suite for immediate possession. Security building. Bus lines adjacent to building. Affordable rent $960, includes heat water and hydro.

Just south of Jubilee. Handy to University of Manitoba bus lines. 4 room two bedroom suite for immediate possession. Rent $1,053 includes heat and water.

credit ratings and why they matter

In the Canadian fi nancial system, credit history is king. Without, it’s hard to secure most cell phone plans or rental agreements, which is why learning about credit and how to build a credit history is essential for all Canadians – especially newcomers.

Like many seeking their fi rst credit card in Canada, newcomers might expect to receive a lower credit limit. This can be frustrating when it’s clear that access to a higher limit can help improve your credit score and is more effi cient for larger purchases.

“Newcomers receive less support and education around credit than they would for other facets like finding a job or housing,” says Amit Brahme, senior director of the Newcomer and Cultural Client Segment

at RBC. “Something many of us who are used to the system overlook is just how critical credit education is to settling down in Canada.”

Since regularly using a credit card helps to build credit history – and credit history paves the way for future purchases, such as rent, purchasing a car and eventually owning a home – it’s worthwhile to seek a banking partner that provides access to higher credit limits with no credit history required.

here are the top three important things for anyone to learn about credit in Canada:

1. What it is: A credit score is similar to a report card for your finances that represents your credit riskthe likelihood that you will pay

your bills on time, pay back loans, etc. The higher the score, the more likely a bank or other lender is to approve a loan request. Loans can go towards things such as opening a business, continuing your education or securing a mortgage.

2. How it’s calculated: Multiple factors are taken into consideration, such as your payment history, the length of your credit history and your used credit vs. your available credit.

3. How to use it: Ensure all bills are paid on time and in full and, if possible, try not to max out your credit limit each month. To improve your credit score, it’s best to use up to 30 per cent of your overall available credit.

For more information, visit rbc. com/newcomers. ■

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.

Handy to eateries and shopping. 3 room one bedroom suites for immediate possession. Hardwood floors. Old style character suites. Security gated. Rents $798-$870 includes heat and water.

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

West of Harrow off Wilton Street. Newly decorated 4 ½ room two bedroom suite for immediate possession. Security building. Parking available. Handy to bus lines. Rent $1,057 includes heat and water.