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Many people celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8th. We were curious about Women and Real Estate, here is what our research says.
Legislation was not discussed regarding women and property rights - more specifically during marriage - unless inherited, earned outside the home, or formally held in joint title. According to the Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan’s Beth Wilson, “In 1978, a Supreme Court of Canada decision denied Helen Rathwell of Tompkins, Saskatchewan, her claim to a share of half of the farm that she and her husband had worked on during their twenty-four-year marriage. The criticism generated by this case, along with others like Irene Murdoch's claim (Alberta), decided by the Supreme Court of Canada in 1975, and triggered a
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Compared to many of the other capital cities across Canada’s provinces, the city of Regina is still downright affordable.
But, if you prefer the quiet of smaller suburban communities, the city of Regina may not be the right choice for you.
Luckily, the stunning Saskatchewan landscape that surrounds Regina is littered with plenty of small communities within an easy commute of the jobs and other conveniences of the city.
Here are 3 such communities located just outside of Regina that you may not have considered.
Located a mere 12 kms east of Regina, White City is a fast growing town with a lot to offer homebuyers. In contrast to the city, lot sizes are a lot more generous and buyers are drawn the wide, gently winding streets,
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Saskatchewan's capital, Regina, is a fast-growing city with a lot to offer current and future residents.
Some of the reasons people are moving to Regina include:
Employment: Regina has a robust economy, built on a base of raw-materials and agriculture, Regina is also a centre for entertainment, culture (do Riders fans count?), and education.
Low cost of living: Move to Regina and you can expect to pay some of the lowest rent and sales tax in the country. Houses are similarly priced - fully a third to one quarter the price of what you'll pay for similar properties in Vancouver.
Regina also offers a host of incentives for students (or families with students), like the Graduate Retention Program which
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There is a lot happening in and around Regina this May. The weather is getting nicer and it is the perfect time to get out with the family and experience our great city.
Event Highlight - Mosaic a Festival of Cultures
When: Thursday May 30 to Saturday June 1
Where: Click Here (https://www.reginamulticulturalcouncil.ca/info/2016-mosaic-pavilions.html) for a list of Pavilions
Price: Passports are $15 for Adults and $10 for Kids and Seniors.
Take a trip around the world without leaving Regina. At each Pavilion you will be able to experience the food, dance, and culture from 19 different countries. From Greece to the Ukraine, or from Korea to India there is so much to enjoy and learn.
Concerts and
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Community Events in Regina this March 2019
February sure has been a cold one, but thankfully we are starting a new month with optimistically warmer temperatures. Here are some fun events that you may enjoy in and around Regina.
Event Highlight - Spring Home Show
When: March 28th to 31st.
Where: Canada Centre Complex & International Trade Centre - Evraz Place
Price: One day ticket is $13 in advance or $14 at the door
Tour the many booths and get ideas for inside and outside of your home. Find out about the latest landscaping and design trends. Carson Arthur and Frankie Flowers are this year’s guest speakers.
Concerts and Performances in Regina
(March 1-3) Forward Currents Festival. The Regina Symphony Chamber Players collaborated with the
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Just because winter is here does not mean there is nothing to do! Plan a stay-cation and enjoy some of the great things Saskatchewan has to offer.
Our first instalment of the Stay-cation Series will provide you with some of the best places to downhill ski, cross country ski, and snowboard in Saskatchewan. There is family fun for all.
Skiing and Snowboarding
Yes, Saskatchewan is generally flat, but there are 5 very appealing ski facilities in Saskatchewan!!
Mission Ridge Winter Park
Located near Fort Qu’Appelle this ski facility has ski runs for beginners and advanced skiers.
320 ft Vertical - 14 Trails - 3 Lifts
Ticket Prices $22-$35/person
Ski Timber Ridge
Small ski hill that the community built.
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Tourney Family Holiday Treats
The holiday season brings together family and friends. Not only are there good times and laughs, but there is also good food…and lots of it! Joyce and Leanne Tourney wanted to share with you two of their favourite family recipes.
Joyce’s Cheese Ball - This delicious appetizer will have you coming back for seconds and thirds!
Ingredients:
8 oz Philadelphia Cream Cheese
4 oz Finely grated Medium Cheddar
Squirt of lemon juice
Dash of Cayenne Pepper
1 tablespoon of finely chopped Onion
1 tablespoon of finely chopped Green Pepper
Dash of Worcestershire Sauce
Parsley (optional)
Walnuts (optional)
Directions:
Mix all of the ingredients together in a bowl. Use your hands to shape into
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