Oakville Real Estate--Ann Corrigan

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Good bye 2023… looking forward to a great 2024

Happy, happy New Year’s Eve

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Time to Re-Think Boxwood – Part 1 Box Tree Moth Recently in southern Ontario, Boxwood Moth (Cydalima perspectalis) an invasive pest from Asia has infested boxwoods throughout the region causing severe effects, resulting in defoliation and often …

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Happiest day to my sweet baby Ainslie

How can sweet Arden be 17???? Yikes…

Wishing you a day full of love

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Happy and healthy 2023

Our second Saturday of free, festive and family-friendly events is almost here! Join us At Home in Bronte for the Holidays on Saturday, November 26. There is much to see and do!

❄️ 9:30am – Join Maryanne from the Bronte Historical Society for a free 1-hour walking tour of the district. Tour departs from 67 Bronte Rd; no registration needed.

🎄 9am to 6pm – Check out the 5th Annual Handmade Market at the Bronte Royal Canadian Legion- General Chris Vokes Branch 486 to shop for unique gifts.

🎁 10am to 4pm – Visit the Holiday Artist Show at the Bronte Historical Society to shop for paintings, pottery, jewellery, clothing and so much more!

🌿 1pm to 3pm – Pop into EcoFillosophy for a demo on waste-free gift wrapping…and have a chance to win prizes!

🎨 2pm to 4pm – Bring your kids to a very special ornament making workshop hosted by Arthouse. Make an ornament to bring home AND an ornament to donate to The Oakville Senior Citizens Residence (OSCR). The workshop is free and you can drop-in anytime between 2pm and 4pm. Oh, did we mention that Mrs. Claus will be there, too? 🤶 A big, huge thank you to Bronte’s own RBC (2329 Lakeshore Rd W) for opening your doors to the community for this special workshop.

👀 Anytime – Bundle up, take a stroll through Bronte and do our Very, Merry Bronte Holiday Hunt! Be on the lookout for 20 mini-Muskoka chairs that are hiding in store windows. Find FIVE chairs and email us the list of business names where you spotted them. You’ll be entered into a draw to win one of three $100 gift cards! [email protected]

To learn more about At Home in Bronte for the Holidays, visit:
www.bronte-village.ca/bronte-village-at-home-in-bronte-for-the-holidays

In Flanders Fields

The common poppy (Papaver rhoeas) became a familiar sight for the Canadian and other Allied soldiers who found themselves in the battlefields of France and Belgium during the First World War (1914–1918). But how did a common wildflower become a symbol of Remembrance Day?

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