Here’s to Your Long, Stress-Free Life
Did you know 75 to 90 per cent of all doctor’s office visits are for stress-related ailments and complaints?
On My Mind
Defending a Low Life from the Death Sentence
It’s too bad that our Canadian government must try and defend the likes of Robert Lloyd Schellenberg from the death sentence. He’s a low life.
Interview with Dr. David Suzuki
Mathieu: Today we are talking about how and why family relationships are so important, so foundational to inspiring environmental stewardship in our children and grandchildren.
What’s Happening with Housing Sales Across BC?
No one was surprised to hear reports on the decreased number of properties sold in December.
National agreement between allies are built on trust, accommodation and compromise.
That seems to be lost on the U.S. in their recent unsavoury negotiation tactics forcing Canada to deal with their attempts to change some of the USMCA text put forward by the U.S. after the September agreement was struck.
Are you a Landlord?
Currently, under the Residential Tenancy Act, the rent increase formula is 2 per cent plus CPI (consumer price index). In 2019 that is calculated to be 4.5 per cent.
Back to American politics.
Michael Cohen’s testimony shocked the world… but I don’t really know why so many people are surprised.
BC Government Sets Their Sights:
The BC government is optimistic in its latest budget update released last Friday. They are forecasting a budget surplus of $669 million, a projection which is $450 million higher than the February’s budget. Finance Minister Carole James is basing this on B.C.’s economic growth projections that are among the highest in Canada with 2.2 per…
Victoria’s Two Tiers of Real Estate
If you’re buying real estate in Victoria, you’re looking at either a seller’s or a buyer’s market, depending on how much you’re planning on spending.