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Home schooling is increasing in popularity across North America and other places for a handful of reasons. Over the years we’ve done some home schooling here at the end of Bailey Line Road, and this article is to explain something…
Living in a remote or suburban area (or even in a rural one) can offer plenty of advantages. You might like the quiet, knowing your neighbors, and the freedom to pursue big projects on your own place. However, for as…
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Steve Maxwell, Canada’s Handiest Man, explains how a contractor cutting costs and corners can snowball into disasters with one basement as an example.
A few years ago I was commissioned by a farming agency here in Ontario, Canada to make the video here. It’s showcases two pieces of innovative farm equipment that this agency helped a farmer friend of mine buy. Click on…