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The Empire Kitchen & Bath showroom was built using healthy materials that don’t off-gas and have low VOC content.
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Dec. 12, 2018 | Andrea Cox

Builder's Corner: Empire Custom Homes shows that a beautiful house can also be a healthy one

A beautiful, well-designed and well-crafted home is about more than the pretty countertops and gleaming floors. Often, what lies beneath the surface is just as important.

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Dec. 19, 2018 | Leah Cameron

How Calgary and area REALTORS® gave back in 2018

It's been a big year for the CREB® Charitable Foundation, as events, fundraisers and dozens of volunteer initiatives filled the annual calendar. To cap the year off, the foundation announced a $1-million, three-year commitment to Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta's newest development, the Silvercreek Legacy build.

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Dec. 05, 2018 | Mario Toneguzzi

My First Home: Gino Marghella, Italian Centre Shop general manager

Gino Marghella was a young manager at the Italian Centre Shop in Edmonton when he bought his first home back in 2005.

For a young adult, purchasing a home can be an experience filled with anxious moments. Marghella – who is now general manager of the Italian Centre Shop, Alberta, and manages the Calgary store – readily admits that's the way he felt at the time.

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Dec. 19, 2018 | Geoff Geddes

Q&A: Collaboration was key for outgoing CREB® president Tom Westcott

As he wraps up his one-year term as CREB® president, Tom Westcott reflects on the challenges and changes that made for a memorable 2018.

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Dec. 05, 2018 | Andrea Cox

Cochrane: where history, technology and scenery meet

While it is known for its breathtaking beauty, proximity to Canmore and some excellent ice cream, Cochrane is also a community with a rich and diverse history, fuelled by its ranching origins.

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Dec. 12, 2018 | Donna Balzer

December in the garden: are your trees alive or dead?

My favourite Netflix show has a plot of murder and suspense. Unlike a dead tree in your yard, where the cause of death might not be determined for years, there is always resolution at the end of every season of Shetland.

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Dec. 05, 2018 | Andrea Cox

Exciting commercial developments are putting Balzac on the map

Named after the French novelist and playwright Honore de Balzac, the tiny hamlet of Balzac, located just north of Calgary, is so small that its population doesn't even crack double digits. However, it packs a wallop when it comes to commercial development.

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Dec. 05, 2018 | Geoff Geddes

Long-term impact of cannabis on Calgary commercial real estate remains to be seen

As visions of a green Christmas danced in their heads, cannabis companies scrambled to secure retail locations in Calgary during the lead up to legalization and the aftermath. While some might say "the more, the merrier," others are left to wonder about the long-term impact of this increased demand on the city's commercial real estate market.

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Dec. 12, 2018 | Andrea Cox

My First Home: Laval St. Germain, world-class explorer

For Calgary-based, world-class explorer and adventurer Laval St. Germain, home is where the heart is.

"I could be on the other side of the planet, living in an apartment in Hong Kong or a tent in Kenya, but as long as I am with my family, I am at home," he said, just days before he was set to depart on his latest adventure to the South Pole in support of the Alberta Cancer Foundation.

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