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Lynn Haines [Visitor] in response to: What is Métis?

Lynn Haines [Visitor] — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 02:30:10 +0000

This article is actually really wonderful - I knew there was a reason I was lead here tonight. Perhaps if the CSA doesn't come up with the true meaning of the word "Metis" you could give it a try, I'm sure they would be overjoyed to hear from you.

d baril [Visitor] in response to: PROPERTY RIGHTS- what every Buyer should know

d baril [Visitor] — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 13:22:38 +0000

We own the waterfront of our neighbours cottage there is no shoreline reserve they harrass and use this property we pay mortgsge and taxes for had to be bought as parcel to acquire our waterfront they won't buy from us what can we do to keep them off this property plus their waterlines its large 80 x 75 feet

Myler [Visitor] in response to: Cheating Hearts

Myler [Visitor] — Wed, 22 May 2013 17:55:08 +0000

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leo [Visitor] in response to: PROPERTY RIGHTS- what every Buyer should know

leo [Visitor] — Wed, 08 May 2013 23:27:19 +0000

I have purchased a waterfront property in northern Ontario (Kirkland area), which the water front itself extends past my lot and goes in front of two other peoples properties to my right and extends in front of another one to my left. can I stop them from continuously crossing over my property, setting fire pits, tents or placing waterlines across.

Gina [Visitor] in response to: PROPERTY RIGHTS- what every Buyer should know

Gina [Visitor] — Fri, 03 May 2013 00:26:36 +0000

Question...I have a friend who bought a parcel of land 5 yrs ago. He has recently been evicted from it given 2 months to remove his house and shed he build because land owner found out that he wasn't able to severe it with the bank. He has purchase receipt and receipts showing he paid property taxes for past 5 yrs.....What are his rights

dale foster [Visitor] in response to: PROPERTY RIGHTS- what every Buyer should know

dale foster [Visitor] — Thu, 18 Apr 2013 16:15:53 +0000

what year did this 66ft distance come into law?

Hi Dale: This dates back to the original survey of the province, by the colonial government, in the 1800s.

Jody

Jody [Member] in response to: Real Estate Canada: Number Of Prospective Home Buyers Drops By Nearly Half

Jody [Member] — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 12:11:13 +0000

Hello Mr. Alfrid

As noted in the blog, this was an article first posted in a newspaper that I copied because it was interesting.

I am a Realtor(c) practicing in Ontario and I'm not an expert in the market in Edmonton. I would suggest that you contact a Realtor in that area, to get the best advice.

The website for the Edmonton Association of Realtors is:

http://www.ereb.com/REALTORSAssociationOfEdmonton.html

The president is currently Darrel Cook. His website is:
http://www.darrellcook.ca/

alfrid [Visitor] in response to: Real Estate Canada: Number Of Prospective Home Buyers Drops By Nearly Half

alfrid [Visitor] — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 11:18:04 +0000

Mr. Jody Didier according to you people of Canada changes their mind from buy the property. I think its related with Canada’s present economy rate. I am planning to buy a home in Edmonton. So I want to make sure that the present time is good enough for making such kinds of deals.