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Tuesday, March 16, 2010 2:40:00 PM CDT
False Creek North
Rare, roomy townhouse by the water


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Eglinton and Mount Pleasant
Corner unit with a wraparound deck


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Islington and Dundas
Bigger than your average condo


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Public-private partnerships: To P3 or not to P3?
Fans of the new Shenkman Arts Centre in suburban Ottawa say it's a shining example of a successful P3 project. Critics, however, urge municipalities to tread warily before bidding and carefully count up the final costs


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Yonge and Lawrence
Rare opportunity in a low-turnover condo tower


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Spadina and Lake Shore
Downtown entry-level units in high demand


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College and Bathurst
An entry-level unit for Little Italy


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Collingwood
Contemporary log cabin minutes from the ski hills


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Church and Adelaide
Older condo serves up more space, added perks


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Stripped Down: Vancouver landmark makes way for a new 'hood
Say goodbye to the Cecil strip bar and hello to the Rolston, a condo project developers hope will anchor a new neighbourhood called Midtown


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The Province - Homes
Sunday, March 14, 2010 4:40:02 AM CDT
On Broadway With Grace

Pinnacle Living promises big change for stretch of Kitsilano thoroughfare


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That blooming cactus really should rest, but, oh well!
Q: A friend who is expert at growing cactus plants told me last month that a Christmas cactus blooming in my kitchen should not still be flowering, but resting.
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No upgrades here -- there's no need
If the Pinnacle Living project on West Broadway has a signature, it is this: modern sophistication with classic elegance.
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Gardening days around corner
Many Vancouverites are counting the days until they can get out in their gardens, but the same thing is happening in many other parts of Canada.
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The new in new west
InterUrban will have big views of historic city -- PAGES D2-3
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Floored by hardwoods
Durability and sustainability are two of the reasons why wood has replaced carpeting in popularity in the main living areas of a house. Traditional hardwoods like oak and maple have been joined by bamboo, cork and reclaimed wood. Bamboo reaches maturity in six years and can be continually harvested. With cork, the bark of a tree is harvested every few years without killing the tree. Shown here, a dining room with cork flooring, left, a kitchen with bamboo flooring, above, and a sitting area with reclaimed wood, right.
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Adhere to bylaws, but cherry-picking is taboo
Dear Condo Smarts: Our strata council is confused on how to apply our bylaws.
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Tower rises in style in New Westminster
A subtle pride permeates the Inter-Urban new-home project in New Westminster -- pride in the 18-storey building, but also in the neighbourhood in which it is located.
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Basil thrives on sunny windowsills
Q: Is it possible to grow basil indoors? I know it cannot be seeded or transplanted outdoors until late spring. I am craving some fresh, homegrown basil. I am fond also of cilantro.
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Art you can live with
Kinichi Shigeno is an award-winning veteran artisan whose ceramic works have been showcased both locally and overseas. Hamza Vora and Raneen Nosh are novice artisans whose tile creations have just recently made their public introduction.
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