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Company News: Blog
RIP Canadian Wheat Board
07 December 2011
Now that our Happy Planet mayor is back in the saddle for another term, we can be re-assured that we can continue to convert our front lawns to grow wheat. Even better news is that, since the House of Commons last week voted to end the Canadian Wheat Board's 76-year monopoly on the sale of wheat...
07 December 2011
Now that our Happy Planet mayor is back in the saddle for another term, we can be re-assured that we can continue to convert our front lawns to grow wheat. Even better news is that, since the House of Commons last week voted to end the Canadian Wheat Board's 76-year monopoly on the sale of wheat...
- 30 November 2011 Tie a light-blue ribbon round the court house tree (*)
- 28 November 2011 Chief Justice Bauman on legal funding cuts
All change: BC home inspectors must be licensed |
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| Written by Janice Moore |
| Wednesday, 29 April 2009 00:00 |
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With the change in weather, we often retrieve those thoughts of changing how and where we live. For some it's gardening, for others it's a spot of DIY or bringing in the builders for major renovations. Whether you're considering a round of changes for your own benefit, or whether you are preparing your home for market, there are a number of considerations that can affect your legal status and your state of mind. For example, as of March 31st this year, home inspectors in BC are required to be licensed, carry insurance and complete a criminal record check. BC is the first province in Canada to insist on these changes. For more information visit the Business Practice and Consumer Protection Authority website or check out the Canadian Association of Home and Property Inspectors. For even more information, sign up for our current newsletter "A Lawyer's Guide to Home Renos". |
