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tips for sustainable summer entertaining 5
As the weather warms, people flock outdoors, indulging in BBQs, cookouts and backyard hangouts. All that entertaining adds up, so consider how the little choices you make can have a big impact on the environment. Here are five tips for a greener outdoor gathering.
1. Stay local
Avoid adding to pollution levels by choosing a venue that’s local to most of your guests. This reduces the need for guests to drive or take transportation. If your house isn’t a suitable venue, opt for a local park or shoreline for a serene setting.
2. Choose reusables
It may be tempting to have a sink free of dishes following a summer
gathering, but consider eliminating single-use cutlery, napkins and plates. Instead, use reusable options that better protect the planet.
3. Plants over flowers
Consider decorating with potted plants over fresh-cut flowers. These bouquets come with more emissions and a shorter shelf-life. Plants can liven up a space with greenery, are more cost-effective and along with producing oxygen throughout the day, may help purify the air by ridding it of common toxins and indoor pollutants.
4. Grill greenly
Make more eco-conscious grilling choices, whether that’s choosing products from carbon-neutral food companies like Maple Leaf Foods or considering new innovations such
Consider decorating with potted plants over fresh-cut flowers
as electric grills that cut down on emissions.
5. Love leftovers
Take orders from guests in advance to cut down on food waste. If you have leftovers, think of ways to “upcook” them for a follow-up meal such as tasty toppings for salads or fillings for wraps. Of course, bones can be used in broth and veggies in stews, too.
If you love to entertain during the summer months, make the planet your guest of honour and treat it kindly. ■
— News Canada
1226 King Street East is a new three-storey, nineteen-unit apartment building in the heart of east Oshawa. Thoughtfully designed with modern finishes throughout, the building offers a mix of one and two bedroom suites, including two fully accessible units and eight loft-style suites on the top floor — all featuring in-suite laundry, individual heating and cooling, and contemporary kitchens and bathrooms. With secure fob entry, on-site bike storage, and dedicated parking.
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4simple home refreshes that make your space feel new
With the cost of living on the rise, many homeowners are skipping big renovations and opting for smaller, smarter updates instead. A few DIY refreshes can make your home feel brand new, create a great space for hosting and even add value, all without breaking the bank.
Something to note: Some major updates can affect your home’s replacement value, so you should check with your insurer before starting. Some providers, such as Belairdirect, have apps that let you review your coverage, get a quote in minutes and make updates easily, all from your phone. That way, you can move forward with confidence and get straight to the fun part:
1. Give your space an instant facelift
You don’t need a full renovation to make your home feel fresh. A
coat of paint or swapping outdated cabinet hardware, door handles and light fixtures can make a big visual impact and are easy to do yourself.
2. Set the mood with smarter lighting
Good lighting changes how a space looks and feels. You can get brighter, longer-lasting light at a lower energy cost by replacing incandescent bulbs with LEDs. Outside, solar pathway lights or string lights can instantly create a warm, inviting atmosphere, perfect for that casual summer get-together.
3. Create your own backyard retreat
Pick one area and make it feel like an extension of your home. You can add shade with a canopy or umbrella, bring in comfortable seating, lay down an outdoor rug to define the space and add planters or flowers for a pop of colour.
A coat of paint or swapping outdated cabinet hardware, door handles and light fixtures can make a big visual impact and are easy to do yourself.
4. Keep the cool air in Check windows, doors and doorframes for small gaps that let cool air escape. Weatherstripping or caulking is a simple, affordable fix that helps keep your home comfortable yearround. A programmable thermostat can also help manage heating and cooling automatically when you’re not home.
With a little creativity and a weekend or two, you can make your home feel like new again. Find more home tips at belairdirect.com. ■ — News Canada
• Air conditioning • On-site security and management • Indoor garage
• Indoor Commercial Parking Available to Non-Residents
• Indoor Swimming Pool and Fitness Room shared with Holiday Inn
• On-site laundry • Mini-Mart
• Restaurant
• Travel Agency
• Close to College Subway Station
• Short walk to Ryerson University and Eaton Centre
• Steps to the Maple Leaf Gardens Loblaws and much more
Step into comfort and style with our fully renovated suites, designed for modern
Enjoy the convenience of updated appliances including a dishwasher and
Located just steps from TTC, shops, dining, and schools, you’ll have everything you need right at your doorstep. Available immediately. Don’t miss your chance to live in one of the city’s most connected and vibrant neighbourhoods.
No cottage? No problem: Doing city summers like a local
Whether you’re in British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario or Quebec, cottaging is often seen as a quintessential Canadian summer experience. But with rising costs and an increasingly competitive rental market during the peak summer months, weekends at the lake may be harder to come by. Fortunately, many of the same experiences can be found in the city, without the long drive.
Lakeside fun
Canada has no shortage of lakes, rivers and ponds, making it easier
to find a nearby beach or body of water. Many cities have beaches with amenities such as volleyball courts, food options, walking trails and picnic areas.
Picnic in the green
Cottage life is all about slowing down, so spend a day outdoors at one of your city’s parks. Many cities have lively central parks that attract young adults, while larger urban parks often feature familyfriendly playgrounds, open fields and shaded picnic spots. If you’re near the water, look for newer waterfront parks or trails that offer sce-
nic views, unique play structures and plenty of room to unwind.
Food and drink
For refreshments that offer a change of scenery, consider a visit to a lakefront restaurant or brewery. From beavertails to bubble tea and sushi, there’s usually something for all taste buds, with water views as a frequent added bonus.
Get active
If you prefer land-based activity, look for public courts for beach volleyball, tennis or pickleball. Boardwalk and lakeside trails are popular routes for runners, rollerbladers and cyclists. If you want to get out on the water, look for designated areas to launch kayaks, canoes or stand-up paddleboards.
Urban centres offer plenty to do over the summer months, with cottage-style activities available in a convenient urban setting. As many cities continue to invest in their waterfronts, residents can expect more public spaces and family-friendly attractions in the years ahead. In Toronto, for example, those plans include a new public beach and projects such as Therme, a wellness facility expected to feature year-round waterslides, social saunas and wellness attractions. Learn more at thermecanada.com. ■
400 LYLE STREET, LONDON, ONTARIO
These 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites (many with den options) offer many of the luxuries of condo living, but at rental prices. Not only that, everyday conveniences, green spaces, funky coffee houses, London Transit, Budweiser Gardens and more, are practically outside your door.
BUILDING AMENITIES
• Security/Concierge
• 24-hour fitness centre
• Party room available
• Study lounge/library
• 24-hour ground floor laundry
• Secured underground parking
• Secured bike storage room
• Security cameras throughout
• On-site Super & Management Office
561 SHERBOURNE, TORONTO, ONTARIO
• Floor to Ceiling Windows
• Stainless Appliances
• Quartz Countertops
• Fitness Centre with Yoga Studio
• Concierge
• Theatre Room
• Games Room
• Party Room
Rental Office 561 Sherbourne St. hours Mon – Thurs 11am–7pm Fri, Sat & Sun 10am – 4pm