The nice thing about the Shuswap region and Salmon Arm, well known for its beautiful, lush setting amidst mountains, lakes and valleys, highlighted by magnificent Shuswap Lake, and rich in culture and arts and our diversified economy includes forestry, agriculture, tourism, manufacturing and commerce, is the simple fact that the climate is moderate and has four distinct seasons.

This setting continues to attract and maintain a stable, happy, productive workforce and is attractive for retirement and semi-retirement, as well as those looking to move away from the hustle and bustle of BC’s bigger cities. Relative to many Canadian centers, the costs of housing, industrial land, business services and infrastructure can be somewhat lower.

In Salmon Arm,...

**DEVELOPER WILL PAY THE FULL GST ON UNIT #12! THAT IS $27,495 in SAVINGS!**

Driveways with plenty of garage space welcome you at Hillside Terrace, where 1567 sq/ft of tastefully designed living space awaits.

The open concept main level features plank flooring throughout, and contains the living room, dining area, powder room, and kitchen with shaker-style cabinets, quartz counters, and an 8’ seat-at island with a spot for your beverage fridge.

Priced at $549,900  |  View Now!

This level has a view out the front and walks out to your backyard which is privately fenced and includes artificial turf, patio space, and a small garden area to use as you wish; perhaps for veggie’s, flowers, or shrubs (low-maintenance yards keep...

So you’ve just purchased your new home in the Shuswap in time for the summer, and you’re excited to get out on the lake, do some hiking, and take in the festivals and fairs that give our region so much character and colour. But then you start to hear about wildfires. The last thing you want is for your new property to be affected, but there are some things you can do.

Wildfires are a serious threat to homes and properties, posing a significant risk to both lives and structures. Implementing effective wildfire risk reduction measures is crucial in safeguarding your property and loved ones from the devastating impacts of fires.

One of the key components of wildfire risk reduction is proper vegetation management. Maintaining a defensible space around...

It can be tough to make the decision to sell. In fact, for many homeowners, it can be overwhelming. If you’re considering making a move and struggling with the decision, here are five helpful questions to ask yourself:

1. What is your practical reason for selling?

This question refers to what you’ll get by moving to a new home. The reasons could include a bigger backyard, a shorter commute to work, an extra bedroom, a more desirable neighbourhood, etc. Maybe bullet point what you’ll gain against what you’d lose by moving home.

2. What are your emotional reasons for selling?

This question refers to how you’ll feel about living in a new home. For example, you might feel safer, less cramped, less worried about your kids because the local schools are...