Gordon Ramsay’s Ferrari and Depreciating Assets
Gordon Ramsay’s $2 Million Ferrari and the Cost of Ownership You see luxury cars like this regularly in Toronto. In that context, they make sense.
Heated Rivalry Muskoka Cottage
The “Heated Rivalry” Muskoka Cottage Is Now Bookable. Here’s Why That Matters. Muskoka Real estate note: This is not gossip. It’s a real-time example of
Homeownership as a Single Mom
How a Single Mom Can Afford a Home While Paying for Childcare Being a single mother does not disqualify you from homeownership. But it does
Veteran Healing Farms and Housing in Simcoe
When Land Becomes Purpose: Veteran Healing Farms – Not Just in the US and What Canada Has Right Now I recently came across the concept
Farmer Rejects $15 Million Offer to Preserve 261-Acre Farm
When a Farmer Says No: Land, Legacy, and the Quiet Power of Holding the Line An 86-year-old farmer in Pennsylvania was offered more than $15
Commission Investigation: What Ontario Consumers Need to Know
Seeing headlines about commission investigations? Ontario consumers are OK. Here’s the context. You may have seen the recent post from Competition Bureau Canada about expanding
When Do We Stop Talking About Representation in Sport
(And Why It Still Matters) It is not just the Olympics. Across major sporting events, leagues and championships, we are hearing more about identity, relationships
When headlines blame the weather: what a “slow month” really means
A look beyond the headlines and into what actually happened here in Simcoe County. You may have seen the headline. Housing sales dipped. A snowstorm
Sell a House From Jail in Canada? Ontario Disclosure Rules
Can You Sell a House From Jail in Canada? Consumer Perspective on Disclosure, Stigma, and Buying Risk in Ontario Recent GTA headlines have raised an