Are you bored of your same old, everyday kitchen? Maybe you are feeling like it is time for an upgrade. Lucky for you, we asked our interior designer, Anna Jilon about some of the current kitchen trends and upgrades that are popular today.
Deep in the heart of Ontario lies a small community rich with history and Canadian heritage. Woodbridge, Ontario was officially established in 1855 when the post office first opened as a result of growing population and industry. The settlement was developed around the Humber River, with perfect conditions for agriculture, which resulted in a thriving farming community.
The sun is out, and the weather is getting warmer! This can only mean one thing: spring is just around the corner, and it is time to start thinking about your annual clean up! This time, however, instead of worrying about how to get the tidying and cleaning done, let us help you out with a list of some of our favourite spring cleaning apps.
Depending on whether you use an iPhone, or an Android, there are different apps for each type of phone. The following is a list of iPhone apps:
1.Cleaning Checklist
Are you a list person? If you enjoy checking things off a list as you complete them, then this app is for you. Cleaning Checklist allows you to organize your spring cleaning tasks on a per room basis, and check them off as you complete them! The best part about it is as you clean, the app will track the percentage of cleanliness you have completed. The app also features a built in reminder list for items you may need to replenish, such as cleaning supplies. The Huffington Post offers more information on this app.
Read MoreThe entrance to your home is one of the most important areas of the house, because it is the first room visitors and guests see. Here are some tips and ideas on how to make your entryway the room that everyone will envy:
1.DIY Decor Ideas
Are you one of those creative souls, with a flare for do-it-yourself talent? Revamp your entryway with some of these handy DIY decor ideas to add that extra creative accent to the first room your guests see in your house:
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Read MoreMarch Break: It’s the time of year when the weather is getting warmer, and you and your family are itching to get out and do something together. Lucky for you, there are many activities in Bowmanville and the surrounding area that are fun for people of all ages!
1. Get Outdoors
Getting outdoors at this time of year is an activity the entire family can enjoy. The Long Sault Conservation Area offers over 18KM of trails that feature mountain biking, cross country ski trails, picnic areas, and hiking trails. The park is part of the Central Ontario Conservation Authority, is open year round, and is only a 19 minute drive from Bowmanville. For more information, you can visit their website at http://cloca.ca/con_areas/CAlongsault.php
“My most important task as Falconcrest Homes customer service manager is to make sure our homeowners receive the attention they deserve and they are happy in their new home,” stated Cheryl.
Cheryl Render’s love for new home construction along with her natural people skills made customer service manager a perfect career choice for her.
Cheryl explained, “What I love most about being a customer service manager for new home construction is that I am always learning. Each new subdivision brings its unique experiences, which keeps my job new and fresh. I also enjoy the challenge of working with people and doing everything I can to make their new home building experience a positive one.”
Read MoreCanadians love their coffee. In fact, in 2015 Canada ranked number 1 out of 80 countries for the amount of coffee drank at cafés and coffee shops (CBC). The good news for coffee drinkers is the International Agency for Research on Cancer recently reported that up to four cups a coffee may lower the risk of colon cancer. Luckily, for those living in Vaughan and Bowmanville, there are many great, locally owned cafés to grab a cup of java: morning, afternoon and evening. Read on for where to find the best coffee in Kleinburg, Newmarket, Woodbridge, and Bowmanville.
Charming Coffee Cafés in Kleinburg
Dolcini by Joseph in Kleinburg is a quaint little café in the heart of Kleinburg where shoppers can enjoy coffee and handcrafted artisan desserts. Dolcini, located at 10462 Islington Avenue in Kleinburg, is the perfect spot for a good cup of java and tempting pastry.
Bowmanville offers families, singles and empty nesters many entertaining, year-round activities. Whether you like art, music, dining, shopping, sports, or outdoor recreation, Bowmanville has it all. Conveniently located 75 km east of Toronto and 15 km east of Oshawa, Bowmanville’s fun and entertaining activities are enjoyed by both locals and visitors. Read on for a few of our favourite activities in Bowmanville.
Favourite Family Activity in Bowmanville
Cedar Park Resort Water Park and Campground
Since 1955, families have flocked to Cedar Park Resort for fresh air and water fun. There are many activities to enjoy at the park:
- The pool and water park has water slides, splash pad and aqua playgrounds
- Miniature golf
- Tennis courts
- Playgrounds
- Thirty acres to hike and bike
- Picnic grounds with covered shelters
- Tent-trailer, trailer, or R.V. camping
- Tent-trailer, trailer, or R.V. camping
Cedar Park Resort is open from June to September, offering endless fun for families, schools, or any large or small group. Daily admission is between $10 and $12 depending on age and time of year. For a day or weekend of fun, consider a family trip to Cedar Park Resort. Cedar Park Resort, 6296 Cedar Park Road, Bowmanville.