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Personally I think they’re trying to get interest and hoping for a bidding war. Good luck in this market.

Also anecdotal here… Buddies in the granite / cabinetry business are saying that business has been booming the last few months. All the work that stopped and they couldn’t keep guys so had to lay them off are now pounding out 6-7 days per week at 12hr shifts just to keep up with demand. All...

House similar to ours just went up for sale on our street. $1M for a side split similar to ours. Also corner lot. We bought for $970k 6 years ago.

There must be an easier way to dry out the bottom of my above ground pool…. I’m almost tempted to build a small wood deck / support for next season to allow the fabric to breathe.

Those both sound like way more than I’m willing to spend to strum some strings. But thanks for the offer!

The snowblower I had purchased previously from Nobbie ended up dying on me at the end of last season, so time for a replacement. If anyone's considering selling (looking for 24-27") with electric start and in decent shape, please let me know. Not overly picky but don't feel like buying a project!

Honestly I say go for it. If only to give it a whirl. I have no grand visions of being any good at it...but to try it out, spend some time with the kid, and do something outside of work/kids/chores/cottage/maintenance/rinse and repeat...I figure why not. Kids are getting older and my window to...

I didn't even bother yesterday after a few tries. Loaded 1/10 times.

Starting to get to the stage where I'm getting into the slump of my career here in the public service. Been a good 6 years, but I'm starting to consider a move out of this world and still keep in my industry, but maybe from another angle. What's the best way to search for jobs nowadays...

Construction is booming right now. I'd recommend reaching out to Smith and Long as they need electricians, and are involved in every major infrastructure project here in the GTA and beyond. Let me know. I've got some contacts there.

My son is going through a small guitar phase...I'll be encouraging him considering I can't play a tune for the life of me. He's got his kids' guitar, I've got my electric...may pick up a cheapo acoustic so I can practice with him.

interesting way for setting up a rack on this type of trailer...haven't considered it. Still debating wtf to do with mine...I'm leaning towards selling and just replacing with an enclosed. Or just renting as I need it.

Yup...so hands off they don't even know who is paying the rent. It's going to get very dirty for many of these speculators.

Not stocks per se...buyer beware when given promises of easy returns... https://www.cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/09/21/ontario-real-estate-investors-in-limbo-as-simple-investor-property-firm-suspends-payments/

Current bid: $0 Next bid: $10,500 There goes the 'deal'.

1x4 or 2x4 doesn't matter as they need to be installed into the bottom of the joists. Otherwise I'd have to build a frame for the 1x4 to be installed in b/w the joists. My plan was only to install them to the bottom of the joists for simplicity / speed of installation.

Double whammy. I thought @Evoex went through a similar situation with his dad's place a few years ago where he indicated that it can help with income. But been a while.

Busy weekend up at the cottage, and tiring as hell. Glad I don't do manual labour for a living. Backfilled 80% of the trench...both ends still open but hopefully soon that will be done. And cut down some trees as wife felt they're too dark for the area and are too close to the house (big thanks...

Wow...that's gotta hurt. At least it's a nice write off against future income...

Want some sandy soil? Come get some. More than enough to spare!