The best advice my mother ever gave me . . .
The Downtown Riverview Business Association, in partnership with TD Canada and This Week, asked readers to submit the best advice ever given to them by their mothers.
The effects of menopause on skin care
As women we are always aware of the changes that happen with our bodies as the years go on. Some things we can avoid but others we have no choice but to go through. We have changes with our bodies from the time we are born and it is an ongoing process. The one stage that seems to take the most toll on women is menopause.
Explaining estate freezes
An estate freeze is typically used by parents who would like to freeze the current value of their growing incorporated assets and transfer the future growth of these assets to their children.
Fountains add uniqueness and beauty
There are numerous reasons why we are so calm and peaceful when there is a water presence in our backyard gardens. Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe wrote that the underlying attraction of the movement of water is biological.
A barbecue made to measure
Before buying a barbecue, take the time to think about what you really need.
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Walk a Block for Lupus
Non-profit organizations constantly search for ways to raise money and bring awareness to their cause. By combining recreation with fundraising, participants are able to learn about illnesses such as Lupus, and interconnect with the individuals, whose lives are affected by the disease.
Shared services will make more room
This week I want to discuss another aspect of the governance reforms the government has recently announced in health care. While two weeks ago I filled this space talking about the Health Council, I now want to turn your attention to the non-clinical shared services agency.
Engaging seniors, strengthening communities
Our government recognizes the important and continuing role seniors play in strengthening our communities and building our country.
Add more herbs to your diet for healthy results
Supermarkets in Moncton and Riverview as well as local nurseries are now offering little pots of fresh herbs for sale. It's a wonderful invitation to add an element of freshness and taste to your meals.
Why change the valve?
Not all toilets are equipped with a valve. Even though the bowl and tank can last for 25 years or more, if your toilet has a valve, it must be replaced about every five years. In fact, this device tends to deteriorate and leak over time, resulting in a significant waste of water and money.
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The world will be singing in Sackville
On May 15 to 18, Sackville will be welcoming choral performers and conductors from across Canada and the world as the town hosts the biennial national conference of The Association of Canada Choral Conductors, Podium 2008: Choral Waves - Ondes Chorales.
Pet of the week
My name is Riley. I am a one year old Shih-Tzu. With Mommy, I get away with a lot of things, but not with Daddy. I love to play with my older brother Chevy. He might be a Rottweiler but I always win. My sister Mika and brother TJ don’t like to play with me much because Mommy says that I’m way too rough with the kitties. I love my family!
Helping teens find a summer job
The school year is winding down and many students will be on the hunt for summer jobs in the coming weeks.
Basic Bird Care
Behind dogs, cats and small furry animals, birds are desired housepets. Birds come in a variety of tropical varieties, with brilliant color or song displays.
Correction
On the cover of the May 2 issue of Moncton This Week, the names of the mayoral candidates for Moncton were accidently transposed. The correct names and photographs are printed above.
Correction
Due to technical difficulties with the May 2 issue of This Week, some of the candidates were unable to have their photos and/or information published due to circumstances out of their control. Those candidates are printed below.
Examining party politics
Municipal elections are very different from their provincial and federal counterparts in many ways. Locally, there is little mud-slinging by candidates, and due to the very brief (three week) campaign period, not much of a "campaign trail".
Walking through Moncton's mature neighbourhoods a treat
There's nothing like walking to get the feel of a neighbourhood. Paul Mowrer used to say that absorbing a new landscape was a bit like appreciating a piece of music -- it must be taken at the right tempo.
Walking in Hillsborough is idyllic
In Confessions, Jean Jacques Rousseau writes that he can only meditate when he is walking.
What’s happening in Riverview?
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Be careful when tightening bolts
Here is a helpful tip. Never apply grease or, even worse, oil on rusty studs and bolts that are stuck. Doing so will make it easy for them to get loose.
Matching ties and a Model T Ford
Dave and Connie Cooke of Windsor, Ont., enjoy reading CarStory in the Tecumseh Shoreline. Connie sent me a photo taken over 80 years ago, along with this explanation:
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