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Alaska Salmon Fishing: Stories To Last A Lifetime

28th September 2009
Many people don't know this, but Alaska has salmon galore! Sure, everyone hears of the salmon runs every year. They probably imagine huge, two-foot long salmon weighing up to 15 pounds as they surge out of white-capped rapids on their way upstream. They t... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Honeymoons For Nature Lovers

25th September 2009
In the twenty-first century, more and more people are beginning to try vacations that bring them closer to nature, and honeymooners are no exception. The type of honeymoon you choose, of course, is entirely dependent on the type of outdoors person you are... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Trash Talk Your Way to a Better World

24th September 2009
North Americans account for less than 10% of the world's population, yet we produce 50% of the world's garbage and consume more than 33% of it's resources. If everyone consumed like the average North American, we would require three Earths! Authors Da... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Salmon Give Canada-Bound Fishermen Run for Their Money

23rd September 2009
Despite low salmon numbers in many North American fishing areas, Canadian salmon fishing showed surprisingly good numbers and a strong finish to a healthy fishing season. Due to poor spawning returns in 2008, many fishing areas in the northwester... Read >
Author: Kaitlyn Linamen

Aspiring Chiropractors Take Note There Are Still Some Open Areas!

22nd September 2009
If you are an aspiring chiropractor, you know how hard you are working for that degree. After all, there is so much more to your education than the critics will give you credit for and if it were easy to become a chiropractor, probably everyone would be d... Read >
Author: Kaleb

Removals to Canada

22nd September 2009
Armishaws have been providing removals to Canada for many years, making us the experts on Canadian removals. Help and advice to guide you through the removals process is all part of the service we offer, allowing your move to Canada to run as smoothly as ... Read >
Author: Armishaws Removals

The Top 5 Uses for Binoculars

17th September 2009
What is the first thing people think of when discussing binoculars? Marine, hunting, birding and other nature related activities are some of the more popular uses. Although binoculars greatly serve their purpose during these activities, they can be used... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Adoptions Today ..... or The Future of Adoption Part II

03rd September 2009
What does the future of international adoption hold for children and adopting parents? There are disturbing signs that the world is turning away from intercountry adoptions as a method of family formation. From a political standpoint, many believe that ... Read >
Author: Douglas Chalke

Will Your Red Cedar Patio Furniture Outlive You?

26th August 2009
People started to use the western red cedar tree over 3,000 years ago for just about everything they needed. Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata) became a common forest species in southwest British Columbia about 6,000 years ago. The Aborigines people b... Read >
Author: Catherine Quel

Investing in Land and Development

29th July 2009
As far as residential housing is concerned, May has been a positive month. New houses and housing developments have popped up all over the country, which may be a sign that the present housing state is about to rebound. Then again, "...construction dec... Read >
Author: Maxim

Canadian Laws on Canadian Adult Child Support

28th July 2009
Adult child support invokes the response that most oxymorons entail- say what now? Although adults are not children, some adult children or adult dependants cannot survive on their own and require the assistance of their parents. Some cases that fall unde... Read >
Author: Kevin Johnson

Relocation Assistance for relocating to Nanaimo

17th July 2009
Nanaimo is a beautiful city located in British Columbia. This beautiful city has lots to do and see. People flock here each year to take advantage of the beautiful countryside as well as enjoy the many activities that are available here. For those individ... Read >
Author: garybowen1211@gmail.com

Sporting Gear Storage in British Columbia

15th July 2009
British Columbia is one of the largest metropolitan provinces of Canada and is famed for its rich natural beauty. What’s more, its outdoors allow for a large number of adventure sports and activities. This makes it one of the most tourist friendly provi... Read >
Author: Cruz Jarnutowski

Choosing the Right All Inclusive Golf Vacation Destination

05th July 2009
Making the decision on whether or not you want to get an all inclusive golf vacation packages is hard enough, but once you have done that, you are still going to have to figure out just where you want to go on your vacation. There are some pretty incredib... Read >
Author: Vance Kardasian

The Ogopogo Sea Creature Of Lake Okanagan, Real Or Myth

30th June 2009
Do you believe in sea monsters? From myth to photographed images, people have been passing on the stories of water creatures of prehistoric size for years. One of these water monsters frequently talked about is Canada's most famous Ogopogo of Lake Okanaga... Read >
Author: Robert Bell

Do I Need a Professional Property Manager?

26th June 2009
Whether you own an investment property (or 10!) that you would like to rent out – furnished or unfurnished (long or short term) or a ‘Holiday Home’ that you only spend a brief time occupying each year and on which would like to garner some extra inc... Read >
Author: advent

Real Estate Nanaimo – A Great Place to Live

23rd June 2009
That small beautiful city on Mid Vancouver Island in Canada with 79,000+ residents is Nanaimo. This city is considered 2nd largest city on Vancouver Island. It is known as the Harbour City because of its great harbour and that it is located in the centre ... Read >
Author: garybowen1211@gmail.com

Worldwide Shipping

18th June 2009
United States of America the land of opportunities a place where no dream is too big to achieve, a land of aspirations and hopes. Every year more than ten thousand people migrate to the United States of America in order to pursue their dreams. People movi... Read >
Author: Alien

How can you ask for a divorce according to Canadian Law?

12th June 2009
Wait until the honeymoons over at least. I’m kidding. In truth, you do not necessarily “have” to ask for a divorce. Only one party needs to initiate the process. There may come a time during your marriage when you realize you and your partner’s re... Read >
Author: Kevin Johnson

Cheap Golf Package Vacation: Companies That Offer Them

11th June 2009
There is no reason to pay more for a beach golf vacation package than you absolutely have to, and this is why you should learn about how you can get a cheap golf package vacation, one that you are actually going to be able to afford. There are a few diffe... Read >
Author: Vance Kardasian

Waterfront Condos In Nanaimo And Vancouver Island Condos For You

18th May 2009
If you like natural beauty combined with historic charm, then you will enjoy the waterfront condos in Nanaimo. Nanaimo is a part of British Columbia, one of the most beautiful provinces in Canada. Located on Vancouver Island, Nanaimo boasts of many di... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com

Bankruptcy Burdens

18th May 2009
Canadian consumer bankruptcies are rapidly picking up pace with British Columbia and Alberta residents leading the downtrodden pack. Compared to 2008 bankruptcy statistics, the total number of current Canadian bankruptcies has increased by more than 7,000... Read >
Author: Molly

Nanaimo condos - Get a Nanaimo strata guide

18th May 2009
You can find a good Nanaimo strata guide, featuring all of the strata homes when you go online. You will see that there are virtually every type of Nanaimo condos available on the market. This ranges from studio condos right in the heart of downtown Nan... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com

Strategies To Manage Your Career During A Recession

07th May 2009
Strategies To Manage Your Career During A Recession By Surranna Sandy, CPRW, CEIP, President ResumeSolutions.ca An April 2009 report from Stats Canada showed that employment declined by 61,000 in March - with all the job losses coming from full-time e... Read >
Author: Surranna Sandy

Let's Look At Vitamins

18th April 2009
Everyone has read the reports and seen the news. Our soil is depleted and lacks the necessary nutrients and minerals that our bodies need. The environment is toxic and wreaks havoc on our health. Free radicals attack our immune system. The only solution s... Read >
Author: Jacob Saxbury

Buying a Home in Canada: 4 Provinces

16th April 2009
Of course during the World Crisis not everyone can afford to buy a home, but still this article will be focused on laws related to buying a home in 4 provinces of Canada. Naturally due to many factors the laws related to real estate in different provinces... Read >
Author: Kevn Smith

Should I Purchase a House Now or Wait for the Market to Hit Rock Bottom?

15th April 2009
One of the most common questions that first time homebuyers ask is "Should I buy a house now or wait". It is very common for first time homebuyers to feel anxious about purchasing their first home, if you add to that the speculation about the Canadian Hou... Read >
Author: Penny-Ann Lupton

Obtaining Prescription Drugs From On-Line Canadian Pharmacies

15th April 2009
MY SITUATION: MY SEIZURE DISORDER I have a seizure disorder which came on about five years ago. I had a funny feeling one day at work. I was walking at the time, blacked out and, fell. I hit my face on the floor which caused some abrasions but no serio... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta

Buying a Home in Canada: 4 Provinces

09th April 2009
Of course during the World Crisis not everyone can afford to buy a home, but still this article will be focused on laws related to buying a home in 4 provinces of Canada. Naturally due to many factors the laws related to real estate in different provinces... Read >
Author: Matt Traverso

Different Techniques For Bass Fishing

09th April 2009
Splitshotting can mean the difference between taking a cold boat ride and a great day of catching fish. Invest the time to practice this technique and you will have more fun bass fishing in the cold winter months. This and other Bass fishing techniques ar... Read >
Author: The Bodybuilding Trainer

How To Use A Cash Advance You Get From Payday Loans The Best Way

12th March 2009
Payday loans are those that you can get from a variety of different lenders and are based upon your future earnings. Most people, who get payday loans, are also called a cash advance, because they run a little short from paycheck to paycheck sometimes. We... Read >
Author: Michael Yee

Overview Of Cave Exploration

11th March 2009
Caves are attractive environments showcasing ancient deposits underground. Numerous caves abound the world, there is Torca Del Cerro in Spain, Orgnac Cave in France, Aurora Cave in New Zealand, etc. While some caves are wild, there are those accessib... Read >
Author: Jiro Sosh

Payday Loans - Stay Out of Debt with Canadian Online Payday Loans

11th March 2009
Are you worried about how you are going to make it to the next payday? If so, you should consider getting a Canadian online payday loan. This is a simple loan to get and can be applied for right online. You do not have to go to a special bank or store to ... Read >
Author: Michael Yee

Using a Cash Advance Obtained by Payday Loans

11th March 2009
Payday loans are a convenient way of borrowing money from your future paycheck. If you are employed and find yourself a little short and waiting for your next paycheck, you can use a cash advance from a payday loan company to hold you over. Once you get p... Read >
Author: Michael Yee

Using A Canadian Online Payday Loan To Get A Cash Advance

11th March 2009
Years ago, you used to be able to ask your employer for a cash advance if you were short on money. These days are gone. But you can still get a cash advance when you use Canadian online payday loan to get the money that you need. A Canadian payday lo... Read >
Author: Michael Yee

Take Advantage of a Cash Advance from a Canadian Online Payday Loan

11th March 2009
So you have an opportunity to make a purchase that will really save you money and is quite a bargain. It is the item that you have been waiting for, but you need to buy it right away or it will be gone - what do you do? One way to get the money you need r... Read >
Author: Michael Yee

Payday Loans - Getting the Best Canadian Online Payday Loan

11th March 2009
A Canadian online payday loan can end up saving you quite a bit of money, especially if you are in danger of paying your mortgage late. Late penalties on a mortgage can add up being a large amount. The fee for payday loans is minimal, especially when co... Read >
Author: Michael Yee

Getting A Cash Advance Through A Canadian Online Payday Loan

11th March 2009
If you need cash advances in a hurry, the best way to get one is through a Canadian online payday loan company. If you live in the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia or Ontario, this is an easy way that you can get the money you need in a hurry, wit... Read >
Author: Michael Yee

Payday Loans - Using the Canadian Online Payday Loan

11th March 2009
Are the NSF fees, late charges and penalties piling up? If you need to borrow money quick and with no questions asked, payday loans are the answer. Canadian online payday loans are available for those who live in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario and ... Read >
Author: Michael Yee

How A Canadian Online Payday Loan Service Offers Payday Loans

10th March 2009
A Canadian online payday loan service offers payday loans for those who are in dire financial straits and need help to get along until next payday. This can happen to just about anyone and these services will not ask questions about the money, nor will th... Read >
Author: Michael Yee

Get A Cash Advance At A Canadian Online Payday Loan Service

10th March 2009
If you are strapped for cash and need some money to make it through to your next payday, you may want to consider getting a cash advance. A cash advance will help you stay afloat until you get paid. You can get a cash advance when you visit a Canadian onl... Read >
Author: Michael Yee

Cash Advance - How To Use Canadian Online Payday Loan Companies

10th March 2009
Are you in a financial jam because of some debt that you did not see coming? Are you waiting until payday to get out of debt but expect to incur late fees and NSF charges because you will not get your paycheck in time? You need a cash advance. And the b... Read >
Author: Michael Yee

Getting A Canadian Online Payday Loan - How Payday Loans Can Help

10th March 2009
If you are short on money and your payday is a week or two away, you might want to consider getting payday loans. Payday loans can help you manage your finances on a short term basis. A Canadian online payday loan is one way that you can make ends meet wh... Read >
Author: Michael Yee

Learn More About Some Techniques on Bass Fishing

02nd March 2009
Splitshotting can mean the difference between taking a cold boat ride and a great day of catching fish. Invest the time to practice this technique and you will have more fun bass fishing in the cold winter months. This and other Bass fishing techniques ar... Read >
Author: Paul Simpson

The Wild Cougar. Cunning. Shy. Secretive. Extremely Dangerous.

23rd February 2009
Very few experienced woods travelers have ever seen a wild cougar. Yet, without a doubt, these wonderful creatures have had there eyes focused on man as they may have passed by while trekking through the mountains of the west coast of British Columbia. Th... Read >
Author: acaper

Will the real ERP vendor for SME's please stand up

20th February 2009
In a time where the biggest ERP companies try to become vendors to small and mid size companies, by offering grossly expensive software, delivered by people who really don't understand your business, one company stands out amongst the rest. No doubt they ... Read >
Author: keybel

Are You Giving Up Too Soon?

03rd February 2009
After giving a marketing presentation to a group of financial advisors, one of their very best from British Columbia got up on stage and proceeded to lay out the key strategies he believed attributed to his success. "Know Your Profitable Client, Provide ... Read >
Author: Cidnee Stephen

Whistlepunk ? What's a Whistlepunk ?

16th January 2009
WHISTLEPUNK ? WHAT'S A WHISTLEPUNK ??? It's like the 'Sidehill Gouger'. Gone. You never see and rarely hear about the Gouger or the Whistlepunk anymore. They were mostly found on the West Coast of North America in areas where logging took place, su... Read >
Author: Pittpapa

Vancouver Events - Be a Witness to a Cultural Hotpot

09th January 2009
Vancouver is located in British Columbia in Canada and is one of the most scenic of all of the provinces of Canada. Vancouver is a very historic city located in the Pacific Northwest and is very picturesque most of the year. Unlike other areas of Canada, ... Read >
Author: Joe Deacon

Not Eco-Friendly Fabric

19th December 2008
Cotton and Cashmere are two well-known clothing fabrics. Cotton is the most popular fabric with positive attributes such as soft, breathable, and affordable price. Cashmere is known as diamond fiber for its super softness, comfort, and pricy. Both are nat... Read >
Author: jeffapply

Not Eco-Friendly Fabric

19th December 2008
Cotton and Cashmere are two well-known clothing fabrics. Cotton is the most popular fabric with positive attributes such as soft, breathable, and affordable price. Cashmere is known as diamond fiber for its super softness, comfort, and pricy. Both are nat... Read >
Author: jeffapply

Steps to Higher Search Engine Positioning in Kelowna

12th December 2008
Kelowna is a city situated on Okanagan lake in British Columbia. Kelowna ranks as the 22nd largest metropolitan area in Canada. It is widely accepted that Kelowna is the Okanagan's most picturesque city with all its mountains, water, lush orchards and r... Read >
Author: don omar

Where To Meet Singles In British Columbia

07th October 2008
No one wants to be lonely, and definitely no one wants to spend the rest of their days alone. That is why a lot of singles have joined singles clubs in British Columbia to try and find that perfect person to spend good and quality time with them. British ... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji

Where To Meet Singles In British Columbia

06th October 2008
No one wants to be lonely, and definitely no one wants to spend the rest of their days alone. That is why a lot of singles have joined singles clubs in British Columbia to try and find that perfect person to spend good and quality time with them. British ... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji

How to buy Okanagan vacation property

30th September 2008
Okanagan is a place in British Columbia in Canada. It is also called Okanagan Valley or Okanagan Country. It is situated on the basin of Okanagan Lake and the Canadian part of the Okanagan River. The main city is called Kelowna and in the Okanagan languag... Read >
Author: Paulsmith

How to buy Okanagan vacation property

25th September 2008
Okanagan is a place in British Columbia in Canada. It is also called Okanagan Valley or Okanagan Country. It is situated on the basin of Okanagan Lake and the Canadian part of the Okanagan River. The main city is called Kelowna and in the Okanagan languag... Read >
Author: Paulsmith

Places To Go While Dating In British Columbia

18th September 2008
British Columbia is a beautiful province in the western region of Canada. They even boost that even without the sun shining on this state it would still be beautiful. That is how beautiful this state is. The capital of this province is called Victoria whi... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji

Nice And Good Place To Visit While Dating In Alberta

18th September 2008
Alberta is a province in Canada. It is in the western side of Canada it boarders British Columbia and Saskatchewan. The capital city of Alberta is called Edmonto and the largest city in Alberta is Calgary. The climate of Alberta is varied due to the mount... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji

A guide to a Seattle tourist – Tours and more.

02nd September 2008
A saying goes ‘An ideal journey would be one, that unplanned!’ A contrast to the previous thought though, a Seattle tourist would most probably prefer a planned holiday (a Seattle tourist wouldn’t wish to moot around missing some major attractions) ... Read >
Author: atnetworld

Why You Can't Miss Out on Canada Travel

01st September 2008
Despite being the second largest country in the world by total area, not to mention our geographic neighbor, Canada simply isn't at the top of most Americans' travel agenda. It's no surprise, really – in a country fueled by a never-ending fountain of ra... Read >
Author: Steven Mayo

Buying Home in Nanaimo

12th August 2008
Boomtown Nanaimo is situated in British Columbia. In the recent time it is the hottest housing market in the world. There are various reasons behind buying home in Nanaimo. First of all, Nanaimo has mild climate. Here you will find snow for some weeks in ... Read >
Author: garybowen11

Money problems and Synergistic Relationships

24th July 2008
Last night, my friend, Jos told me that when African elephants stand along the bank of a river to drink water, they instinctively adopt a very considerate and practical approach. Those who stand upstream wait until last to drink. Those furthest downstream... Read >
Author: Meena Kumari

Chairlifts Are for Sissies

21st July 2008
The helicopter lifted off in a blur of stinging snow, leaving face and squint and violin with buckles on top of a mountain far from what had been initiated. There’s nothing white, but as far as we can see, each peak apparent large enough to accommodate ... Read >
Author: wally

Skiing at the Big White Resort

23rd May 2008
The world famous Big White resort in Canada is home to some of the nation's greatest skiing. Renowned for its high quality snow, and simply breathtaking scenery, Big White is an ideal resort for skiers of any age or ability. In the shadow of the Monashe... Read >
Author: ski987

Newmac’s Crazy Fox Yielding High-grade Molybdenum Intercepts

20th May 2008
By Eric Pratt Newmac Resources (TSX.V:NER) Crazy Fox project 100 km north of Kamloops in British Columbia’s Chilcotin region is turning in some good grades across long intersections. With two drills operating continuously, there will be many more to ... Read >
Author: ResourceX Investor

British Columbia Properties For Pennies

29th April 2008
When it comes to buying a home here in British Columbia, people often have the misconception that you’ll need a hefty sum of money in order to buy a home. This particular scenario is not necessarily true. We’ll show you how to find a home with a nice... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

Should You Become A Landlord In BC?

29th April 2008
British Columbia is a world class destination that offers many benefits to you as a landlord or property investor. Along with the positives you will also have added responsibilities that you as a landlord are obligated to meet. Before you dedicate yours... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

Conveyancing Process in British Columbia

29th April 2008
Conveyancing is when the previous home owner transfers his ownership data to you. In BC, the real estate conveyancing process takes place after a written agreement has been signed and all subjects to the deal have been signed off on. In other words, thi... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

Things You Must Do When Selling Your Home In BC

29th April 2008
Everyone’s number one goal is to get the maximum value out of their property here in British Columbia. This trend has lasted the last 10 years and experts expect the trend to continue here in Vancouver, Abbotsford, Coquitlam, Burnaby, Surrey, Delta, No... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

City and Suburban living here in BC

29th April 2008
Home owners enjoy the convenience of city and suburban living. One draw back can be the lack of privacy that comes with it. Some zoning laws here in British Columbia do not permit you to put up a fence. You’ll run into this scenario often times when ... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

As A Listing Agent, I Work With Buyers Agents

29th April 2008
As a local realtor here in British Columbia I often have listings in the Greater Vancouver and Lower Mainland areas. More often then not I am approached by buyers that are eager to buy the home. They do not have a real estate agent and are surprised whe... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

Good Investment's in BC

29th April 2008
Intimidation is usually the factor that holds many people back from purchasing investment property. Most investors are preoccupied with when the proper time to buy is that they sometimes miss opportunities that present themselves along the way. These dec... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

The best way to search for investment properties

29th April 2008
So you’re looking for a way to make your hard earned Canadian Loonies grow! The best way is to invest in BC’s Greater Vancouver or Lower Mainland areas. There are many investment opportunities that are ripe for the picking. Dedicated investors make... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

Flipping BC Investment Properties

29th April 2008
In any market, real estate investing can be a tricky task. But as an investor here in British Columbia, there are unlimited ways to profit from these investments. Your personality must be one in which decisions are made easily. The goal is to surround ... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

The Art of Negotiation in British Columbia

29th April 2008
If you’ve found your dream home, get excited! Buying in British Columbia is one of the best financial decisions you could make. Take a sigh of relief and crack the Champagne because it’s all over! Wrong. The deal isn’t done until you’ve moved ... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

Multiple Listing Service In BC

28th April 2008
When you’re meeting with a local realtor, it should be discussed if your home will be listed on MLS. Buyers here in British Columbia almost always look to MLS as a resource to buy homes. The power behind having your home listed on MLS stems from the f... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

Resell Value In BC

28th April 2008
British Columbia has an abundance of mountains, streams, lakes and rivers. With such sought after landscaping it has become an attractive location for real estate investors worldwide. When buying a home in this province it is important to stand out from ... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

Buying A New Home, Inspection Services

28th April 2008
If you’re considering the purchase of a home in the near future it is highly recommended that a proper and professional home inspection takes place. There are home inspection companies found in Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey, Coquitlam, Cloverdale, Langley... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

Home Renovations, British Columbia

28th April 2008
Home renovation projects are not all the same and do not all cost the same. If you’re considering renovating your home, it pays to know which projects will give you the best return on investment. Sometimes the renovations you may consider valuable may... Read >
Author: bchousingnetwork

Canadian Ski Resorts Go Family Friendly

07th April 2008
Well known ski resorts in Canada are planning to make their slopes more family friendly by removing all of their man-made snow jumps. This is good news to some, especially if your fellow skiers are bunny hill material, but think they are James Bond. Th... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Learn About Baldwin Lawn Furniture Facts

03rd April 2008
Baldwin Lawn Furniture puts on the market many excellent products. Three main categories of lawn furniture are available. They have chairs, tables and boxes. The chairs provided by Baldwin Lawn Furniture are all very lovely. There are many good reasons... Read >
Author: Paul Zayer

Camping essentials. Five items you really need.

31st March 2008
We have all seen great lists of camping essentials, but in our opinion there are five items you absolutely should not do without. Your camping trip sometimes may end up being a total write-off for the simplest reason. That’s because we don’t get t... Read >
Author: acaper

Camping essentials. Five items you really need.

31st March 2008
We have all seen great lists of camping essentials, but in our opinion there are five items you absolutely should not do without. Your camping trip sometimes may end up being a total write-off for the simplest reason. That’s because we don’t get t... Read >
Author: acaper

Hiking in Whistler BC. The Crater Rim Loop is spectacular.

31st March 2008
The Whistler Corridor is terrific hiking territory because there is such a diverse collection of great trails from which to choose. The Crater Rim Loop certainly fit’s the bill. This area north of Squamish is a fascinating one. It is part of the Whi... Read >
Author: acaper

Trade / Swap Your Stuff Online with Photos for FREE

27th March 2008
Remember the story about Kyle McDonald who traded a Red Paperclip for a House? It actually took him a year and 14 trades to trade up to a house, but he did it. He started with a Red Paperclip that he traded for an ink pen, ink pen for a doorknob, doorknob... Read >
Author: Tiffany47

Driving tips in Ireland - Brief history of left-hand traffic

26th February 2008
Hiring a car is the easiest way to to get to and from Dublin Airport, but some people. never drove a right hand drive car before. You might think it is uncomfortable or even dangerous. Don’t be afraid. It’s actually easier than you think. Here are a f... Read >
Author: Noemi

The Best Time to Invest in Canadian Real Estate

06th February 2008
When it comes to investing in Canadian real estate properties, anytime is considered to be the best time to invest! Today the Canadian real estate is so wide and high it gives you numerous opportunities for real estate investors across Canada. Sometimes i... Read >
Author: Mejo

The Best Time to Invest in Canadian Real Estate

06th February 2008
When it comes to investing in Canadian real estate properties, anytime is considered to be the best time to invest! Today the Canadian real estate is so wide and high it gives you numerous opportunities for real estate investors across Canada. Sometimes i... Read >
Author: Mejo

Internet Dating: Advice from Someone Whose Been There and Seen it All!

17th January 2008
Nearly ten years ago, I bumbled my way into an internet chat room and accidentally found myself cyber face to cyber face with the greatest love I have ever known. We lived in different countries when we met online, on opposite sides of the continent, and ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Pheasant Run Golf Course and Country Club

14th January 2008
You might not think that a city like Toronto, the very definition of urban sprawl, would have room anywhere near it for a first rate golf course and country club such as Pheasant Run. Located less than a hour’s drive from Toronto’s downtown core, the ... Read >
Author: Rob Parker

Natural Colon Cleanser - Cascara Sagrada

06th November 2007
Human colons are the large bowel in our system. This is the digestive tract’s last portion, also known as the gastrointestinal tract. Our colon begins at the last part of our small intestines then ends in our rectum to the anus. The main function of ... Read >
Author: B.Janeway

Skiing at the Big White Resort in Kelowna

02nd October 2007
Home to some of the Canada’s greatest skiing is the world famous Big White ski resort. Big White is known for its breathtaking scenery and high quality snow. This mountain is the perfect ski resort for all skiers of any age or skiing ability. This re... Read >
Author: James Murray

Kootenay Gold Employs Sound Strategy to Maximize Mineral, Minimize Dirt

28th September 2007
My thirteen year-old daughter is studying mining in her grade eight social studies class. She tells me that when asked for the first three things they thought of about mining, the students in her class named: dirt, explosives and gold. My daughter then in... Read >
Author: ResourceX Investor

Popular Summer Vacation Methods of Travel

25th September 2007
When you decide to take a summer vacation, there are several decisions that you will have to make. The decision most often thought about is your summer vacation destination. Some individuals and families spend days, even weeks, selecting the perfect summe... Read >
Author: James Murray

BC Shopping Centers and Malls

07th September 2007
Whether you are shopping for food, wine, clothing, or anything else, British Columbia can provide many of things that can fit anyone’s tastes. Since BC is a large province, often referred to as the “sunshine coast”, it also happens to be one of the... Read >
Author: Tejrin Raghav

The Importance of a Good Appraisal

05th June 2007
What is it Worth? When we decide to sell a car or some unused items around the house, we make some kind of judgment as to what we think it might be worth. We may base it on what we paid for it or what we saw one selling for down the street, but we are... Read >
Author: John Sern

Virtual property for real dollar Analyst doubts 'experiment' can succeed.

22nd May 2007
EDMONTON - Meet the new premier of Alberta and B.C. -- Gela Chisholm of St. Albert. She bought both provinces on weblo.com, the new virtual world that's sort of Monopoly for real money. So why would a single parent and bookkeeper who freely admits she... Read >
Author: Christina

A Child Grieves ...Linda's Story

27th March 2007
I became a widow at the young age of twenty-six. My husband was an environmental scientist who was killed in a small plane crash in the interior of British Columbia that not only took his life but those of the pilot and all three passengers. The year af... Read >
Author: Gwen McCauley

For Sale By Owner in Canada!

08th March 2007
For Sale By Owner is a real estate structure where all the intermediaries are removed and the sellers and buyer communicate directly to cook the best deal. Since past few years Canada is enjoying a real appreciation in the market of real estate, for sa... Read >
Author: Annie Jones

Kicking Horse Ski Resort – 7 Shrewd Tips To Save Money On Your Next Vacation

28th December 2006
If you’ve never heard of Kicking Horse Ski Resort in British Columbia, it’s not surprising. That’s because Kicking Horse Ski Resort (previously known as Whitetooth Ski Area) is the first, four season mountain resort to open in the Rockies region... Read >
Author: Devon OMalley

Pleasant suprise at the weight you will lose by getting rid of Toxins

08th December 2006
My name is Ralph Morton, I live in God’s Country Beautiful British Columbia. I arrived here,1964 from England, at the age of 35. I left school at the age of 14, grade equivalent to grade 6, my work experience consisted of working at the Coal Min... Read >
Author: Ralph Morton

Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Silver Star Ski Resort *but were afraid to ask

06th December 2006
Curious about Silver Star ski resort? Uncomfortable navigating the net for the avalanche of information likely to come crashing down on your head? Don’t worry. There’s no shame in cutting through the clutter to get your bearings before settling... Read >
Author: Devon OMalley

Grizzly Bear Hunting Moratoriums in Canada

22nd November 2006
In March of 2006, the government of Alberta imposed a ban on the hunting of grizzly bears for sport. The move showed a considerable lack of reaction when compared to a similar ban by British Columbia in 2001, and indeed a comparison of the actions in the ... Read >
Author: Marshall Krueger

Valuable Real Estate Purchasing Tips

17th November 2006
Perhaps the most important process of buying or selling your home is the ?contract of purchase and sale?. This one contract must be the strongest link in the chain that holds your purchase or sale together. The intent of each item included in this contr... Read >
Author: Thomas Berten

Everything You Need To Know About Tenant Occupied Properties

16th November 2006
Investor update on where you stand with tenant occupied properties and how they affect your investment. First things first, the law. The Residential Tenancy act applies to residential tenancies in British Columbia. It contains exceptions for tenancies s... Read >
Author: Thomas Berten

Canada's Beautiful Fraser Valley - A Buyers & Sellers Market

16th November 2006
So you think the market is hot? Why is that? Many people follow the crowd and go with what the media is promoting. Some of the hard core factors that affect real estate are Interest rates, Taxes, Rent Controls, Economy, Population and much more. Let's get... Read >
Author: Thomas Berten

Selecting a Coquitlam Realtor

10th October 2006
In any profession, there is a range of competence among the salespeople throughout British Columbia. But with due diligence you can minimize the risk and increase the benefit greatly from the skills of a knowledgeable realtor. When your buying or sellin... Read >
Author: Thomas Berten

Sell your Langley Home For Top Dollar In Todays Real Estate Market!

10th October 2006
Selling is an integral part of the real estate process! Whether it's your own home or an investment property, the selling process should be taken serious. Many people take the selling process casually without a full appreciation of the skill and techniq... Read >
Author: Thomas Berten

Outside of the Box Marketing - Really Using the International Reach of the Internet.

06th October 2006
Most people assume that using the international reach of the Internet means selling to people in other countries. What few people realize though, is selling internationally is just the start. The International reach of the Internet can be used in much mor... Read >
Author: Christian Tran

Ausable River Salmon

15th September 2006
Many people list salmon angling at the top of their must do chart. If you do, Ausable River salmon angling is definitely worth your time. Ausable River Salmon While many people may think that you can't find good salmon angling outside of Alaska or... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

<p><b>Pet Friendly in Whistler BC Salivate Over These Tips for a Smooth Vacation</b

29th August 2006
For most owners, your pet is like a member of the family. Or in some cases, the pet allows you to be a member of their family (depending on who's really in charge). I have a sneaking suspicion that's how my 2 year old mutt perceives the world. After al... Read >
Author: Devon OMalley

What Style of Biker Are You?

13th July 2006
From touring to off-road riding to track riding to cyclo-riding to recreational bikingthere are almost as many different styles of riding as there are bikes. The following is a discussion of three of the most popular styles of biking today. Street/Urb... Read >
Author: Jas Singh

Alberta Oilsands Enough to Move OPEC Prices? Part 2 of 3

21st May 2006
To continue from where we left off in part 1: With a viable world market within striking distance, I will argue that the only method for inducing a change in OPEC behaviour is to 'steal' import supply from the United States. It is unlikely that oilsand... Read >
Author: barry nagassar

The Top 5 Uses for Binoculars

09th March 2006
What is the first thing people think of when discussing binoculars? Marine, hunting, birding and other nature related activities are some of the more popular uses. Although binoculars greatly serve their purpose during these activities, they can be used... Read >
Author: Bill MacArthur

How Safe Are Ferries?

05th February 2006
In 2003, a ferry in New York City struck a pier in Staten Island, killing eleven and injuring more than seventy. In 2005, a ferry in British Columbia missed the dock and crashed into small boats in the marina. And more recently, a ferry in the Red Sea s... Read >
Author: Rachel Medlock

Tofino, BC Canada: Beach Paradise on Canada's

13th January 2006
British Columbia, on the west coast of Canada is quickly becoming one of the fastest growing tourism hotspots in North America. The reason, like so many other tourism Meccas, is landscape. In BC you will find high desert, mountains, long sandy beaches, lu... Read >
Author: Hector Fuente

Hello from Victoria (1) - Reaching the West Coast

05th January 2006
Langford, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, August 4, 2005, 5:05 am Hello from Victoria (1) - Reaching the West Coast Jetlag is an amazing thing. It's barely after 5 am and I have already been reading for an hour an a half. So I figured I might ... Read >
Author: Susanne Pacher