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Get your mind out of the clutter

Nicole Anzia
May 27

Renovation & Design

<p>CNET</p><p>The Bose QuietComfort 35 is best-in-class when it comes to noise cancellation.</p>

The best in sound


May 20

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<p>Walters Gardens Inc.</p><p>Purrsian Blue catmint, a hardy zone 3 perennial, is purrfectly lovely in containers. In fall, plant it in your garden.</p>

Gardens of endless possibility

Colleen Zacharias 
May 20

Renovation & Design

All about the small wins

Marc LaBossiere
May 20

Renovation & Design

<p>The Holmes Group</p><p>Proper underlayment and subfloor systems are crucial to prevent mould and preserve the flooring in areas where moisture is an issue, such as in the basement, kitchen and bathroom.</p>

No moisture issues with painting subfloor

Ari Marantz
May 20

Renovation & Design

<p>Courtesy Armstrong / MCT</p><p>Be sure to use the cleaning products specified for floors, or risk voiding the warranty. </p>

Light mopping the best way to deal with footprints

Reena NerbasSolutions 
May 20

Renovation & Design

<p></p><p>The caboose&rsquo;s roof will need work to survive another winter &mdash; and/or my grandchildren.</p></p>

Repairing a relic

Laurie Mustard
May 20

Renovation & Design

Ohio buckeye makes great ash alternative

Michael Allen
May 20

Renovation & Design

<p>Bowman Greenhouses Ltd.</p><p>The sculptural rosettes of Painted Echeveria nodulosa are absinthe-green with red brush-strokes.</p>

An annual treat in the backyard

Colleen Zacharias
May 13

Renovation & Design

<p>Laurie Mustard / Winnipeg Free Press</p><p>Re&rsquo; Peters will donate 100 per cent of the net proceeds from the first 500,000 sales of his book to the Salvation Army.</p>

Realtor's book a great choice

Laurie MustardMustard on Everything! 
May 13

Renovation & Design

<p>Michael Allen / Winnipeg Free Press</p><p>Prune trees and shrubs while they are dormant in early spring or fall.</p>

Sharpen your pruning tools (and knowledge)

Michael Allen
May 13

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