The list is long, which reflects well on all of us! If you can’t find something to suit your needs in the summary that follows, why not contact your local government and see what you can initiate – there’s lots of inspiration below!
If you already know what you’re looking for, Environment Canada offers this handy tool to search by region or rebate type. Continue reading “Updated: Green Rebate Programs Across Canada” »
“Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody.”
~ Jane Jacobs, The Death and Life of Great American Cities
When you’re house hunting, it’s all lot size this and granite counters that; but, it’s also important to look beyond the picket fence at what surrounds your potential home. There are many outside variables to consider when calculating potential property value:
Is there ample Green space in your new neighbourhood? Parks and protected habitat lands are important when trying to offset smaller city-sized lots which don’t necessarily allow room to roam. And, you don’t want to pack up the car every time you crave the sensation of grass between your toes!
Continue reading “Updated: Get Your Walk On: The Walkability Factor and House Hunting” »
The forecast looks favourable for Sunday, which means it will be easy to get outside and get involved in Earth Day celebrations in your neighbourhood. Grab the kids, some friends, your folks or a date and head out to local Green festivities. Volunteer your time or money to the cause and spread the verdant vibe! You can even keep it social with an Earth Day Meetups and make a friend while showing your love for the environment! Continue reading “Happy Earth Day 2012!” »
Every year XCEED’s head office takes part in The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree Program to collect new gifts for children of all ages.
Visit their website to see how you can help. Learn more about the services offered by The Salvation Army.
XCEED donates proceeds of raffle to partner cause, The Children’s Wish Foundation: iPad 2 Winner’s Circle: Jeff Bouganim (XCEED Mortgage) « Uncategorized « BoardSuite Blog.
To learn more about what you can do to help out, go to the CWF website, here.
“Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody.”
~ Jane Jacobs, The Death and Life of Great American Cities
When you’re house hunting, it’s all lot size this and granite counters that; but, it’s also important to look beyond the picket fence at what surrounds your potential home. There are many outside variables to consider when calculating potential property value:
Is there ample Green space in your new neighbourhood? Parks and protected habitat lands are important when trying to offset smaller city-sized lots which don’t necessarily allow room to roam. And, you don’t want to pack up the car every time you crave the sensation of grass between your toes! Continue reading “Get Your Walk On: The Walkability Factor and Househunting” »
XCEED recently deployed a paperless document management system, Cabinet NG (CNG), to reduce printing and storage costs, as well as our own carbon footprint. Our efficiency has increased, as well as our positive influence on stakeholders and the environment. The average mortgage file contains 60-70
pages, which translates to a lot of paper and printing. So, we’re feeling pretty darn good about this, but we know that there is more to do. So much more. Continue reading “On Going Paperless and Other Doc Sharing Tips” »
