Posted by David Cheung
on 26/05/2012
Regardless of whether you are a student looking for a summer job, a recently laid-off employee looking for a permanent job, a good cover letter is crucial for most job openings. After all, it allows you to summarize the key points of your resume and add details that will set you apart from other candidates.
Writing a cover letter may be a daunting task, but Job Skills is holding a free cover letter ...
Posted by David Cheung
on 26/05/2012
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Posted by David Cheung
on 21/05/2012
If you are a business owner looking to grow your business or a business associate interested in expanding your professional network, a professional networking event may be just what you're looking for. The Markham Board of Trade (MBR), Markham's premier business association that has helped create growth opportunities for 900 local businesses, will be holding The B2B Networking Expo. The event will ...
Posted by David Cheung
on 08/05/2012
E Condos will make the most of its coveted location, with a convenient underground connection to both the transit lines and the Yonge-Eglinton Centre, a bustling entertainment/shopping complex with movie theatres, book store, supermarket and shops.
The driving force behind E is Bazis Inc., one of Canada’s prominent residential developers, renowned as visionaries who bring to life exquisite ...
Posted by David Cheung
on 01/05/2012
Many uptown residents have been buzzing with excitement since last November, when Graeme Roustan, the chairman of Bauer Performance Sports Limited, announced plans to build a $325-million multipurpose sports and entertainment complex.
The GTA Centre, the name of the proposed facility, would be situated north of Highway 407 and west of Kennedy Road. With its 20,000-seat capacity, it is expected to ...
Posted by Paul Baron
on 12/02/2011
You’ve tried to show a home in its best light. You’ve taken photos of all of the rooms and features, but they just lack that wow factor. There are a few key factors to consider when shooting interiors that can mean the difference between a dark, dingy, lackluster home and a bright, inviting, sharp interior. Set up the shot The room or vignette has to look good before the camera can record ...
Posted by David Cheung
on 14/05/2012
With the much-anticipated Victoria Day (or more commonly referred to as the 'May 2-4') long weekend creeping up on us, what better way to spend the holiday than at Forsythe Family Farms with friends and family? There is a plethora of activities taking place, including wagon rides through the Enchanted Forest, pedal karting, kite-flying and mazes (including the No Left Turn Maze, which will prove to ...
Posted by David Cheung
on 04/05/2012
Have you started planning something special for Mother's Day (May 13)?
If not, Paint Lounge, located at 3603 Highway 7 East Unit 106, is offering three Do-It-Yourself Gift Workshops to create your very own mixed media piece next Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Not exactly artistic or savvy with a paintbrush? You need not worry. Their knowledgeable staff will show you ideas and techniques on how to ...
Posted by John Procenko
on 24/03/2011
Sandwiched between the communities of Angus Glen to the west and Wismer Commons to the east, Berczy Village is a mix of all of my favourite things: a beautiful variety of homes, plenty of green space, a friendly neighbourhood and convenient access to amenities. Sitting just north of the trendy neighbourhood of Unionville, Berczy is this historic place that has transformed into a vibrant ...
Posted by John Procenko
on 05/04/2011
Located just north of Markham Village and west of Cornell, Greensborough offers something for everyone.
Outdoor Living? At one time, Greensborough was known as one of the largest agricultural areas in northern Markham. Today, it is home to one of largest neighbourhood lakes around, Swan Lake Park. Equipped with trails and wildlife, this a great place to take the kids for a walk on a ...
Posted by John Whyte
on 27/03/2011
Willowdale continues to be among the top five desired places in the City to live. Along with it's transportation access and wonderful Parks and Community centres, people are finding that it is ever growing with Culture, Entertainement and Business'. In this Blog, I want to specifically recognize the area of Yonge and Finch in Willowdale. This is where I see much of the action. On the west side of Yonge ...
Posted by Angela Papassotiriou
on 21/02/2012
The Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB), along with 4 other major Real Estate Boards and the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) will be implementing a new system called the MLS® Home Price Index (MLS® HPI). This index is comprised using data from the Multiple Listing Service® and allows you to see trends in home prices for a specific type of house ...
Posted by Paul Baron
on 15/10/2011
The booming condominium market in the GTA has been fueling real estate sales for years, providing buyers with options for investing and living. TD Canada Trust’s 4th Condo Poll revealed that the low maintenance of condos compared to homes is the biggest motivation for those buying condos, making up 36 per cent of their decision-making power, while affordability comes in second at 24 per ...
Posted by Lisa Fedele
on 29/07/2011
What we can learn from the U.S. mortgage fallout
By Frank Kirschner U.S. President George Bush recently announced a stop-gap (albeit limited) measure that may assist many U.S. homeowners from experiencing what millions already have – losing their homes. In light of the dilemma south of the border, what can we Canadians learn from all this, and how can we be better prepared to avoid ...
Posted by David Cheung
on 25/03/2012
With the unseasonably warm, record-breaking temperatures this week, now is the perfect time to get out and enjoy nature's beauty and healing powers. Markham houses a vast system of parks and conservation reserves, including majestic forests, lush wetlands and scenic wilderness ponds, lakes and rivers. It also offers over 22 kilometres of pathways, many of which are fully-accessible, and are ideal for ...
Posted by Paul Baron
on 06/12/2011
Choosing the right agent is almost as important as choosing the right house. The right agent will have the experience, strategies, personality and taste that will further your goals. Choosing one with a style that harmonizes with your own will make the house-hunting and/or selling process much more enjoyable and productive.
Ask questions: Before hiring an agent, be sure to ask pertinent ...
Posted by John Procenko
on 24/03/2011
If you are strolling down a beautifully matured tree-lined residential street - sipping quite possibly the best cappuccino (and best priced at $2 a cup) in Markham, then you, my friend, are in the well-established neighbourhood known as Raymerville!
Raymerville is situated between McCowan Road and Peter Street, north of Bullock Drive and south of 16th Avenue. It is a long road that ...
Posted by Richard Walker
on 26/12/2011
Tired of poor quality photo images on your smart phone? Here are a few simple techniques that will improve the wow factor of the images you share with friends and family. Click here for the How to Video
Posted by Paul Baron
on 24/04/2011
It’s scary, but it’s a necessity. During the colder months, we tend to let household clutter and stuffiness build up in our homes, making them less enjoyable, increasingly stressful environments and cabin fever inducing. As the season of fresh, new beginnings, spring has, over time, been linked to cleaning, getting rid of clutter and starting anew. So, in the spirit of the season, ...
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