Christine Burton Sales Representative REMAX Your Community Realty

11/01/2026

Thought I would share this post that was on the Georgina Chamber of Commerce page. I have always thought it important to be a member of the Chamber.

💬 Chamber Member Testimonial Thursdays!

Each week, we’re sharing what Chamber membership means to our members and how being part of our business community has made a difference!

✨ This week, we’re featuring Christine Burton Sales Representative REMAX Your Community Realty and Chair of our Board of Directors!

We love hearing about the connections made, relationships built, opportunities discovered, and growth that comes from being part of the Chamber! 🤝

We’d love to feature YOU next! Share your Chamber story by filling out our Member Testimonial form on our website. Your experience could inspire another local business to get connected! 💙

10/31/2026

Before you go to sleep this Halloween, turn your clocks back an hour ⏰

Daylight Savings ends tomorrow, Nov. 1. Take extra care while driving this upcoming week as we all adjust to the time difference 😴

10/30/2026

Save the tricks for Halloween night; when you work with an experienced realtor, you get only treats 🍬

Wishing you a safe and happy Halloweekend!🎃

10/28/2026

So the Bank of Canada raised the rate today. For those that have been sitting on the fence waiting for rates to go down....well they didn't. Might be time to make that move with house prices down.

The Bank of Canada has raised its benchmark interest rate to 2.5%. What could this mean for Canada's housing market and mortgages?

Here is a breakdown of the latest rate decision and what buyers, sellers and homeowners should know: https://rem.ax/BOCRa

10/28/2026

Halloween is days away, and chances are your porch is decorated for trick-or-treaters. What is your favourite Halloween decor to decorate your home with? 🎃🕷️🕸️

10/27/2026

I love this idea and is the one thing I don't like at my current home. I had a great system at my last home but this one just can't have the set up I would love. It makes it so much easier when you are running out to have everything close by and you don't have to go looking for things.

An entry setup does not need a new console or a row of matching baskets. It needs to help with what happens at your actual door: finding keys, collecting your bag and remembering what needs to leave with you. 🔑🚪

Choose one small section near the exit you use most. Put keys in a fixed dish or on a suitable hook, hang the everyday bag where it is easy to retrieve, and keep reusable shopping bags together. A shelf or existing cupboard can work if the passage is narrow.

Leave room to open the door and move through comfortably. Then try the setup through a few normal departures. If something is still forgotten, adjust its location rather than adding more storage everywhere. The finish line is a usable departure point for the essentials, not a fully redesigned hallway or a display of matching containers.

10/26/2026

In the days leading up to Halloween, we get to celebrate National Pumpkin Day on October 26 🎃

This is the perfect opportunity to carve a pumpkin and spookify your doorstep 🏠🧡

Here are some pumpkin-carving ideas:

🐈‍⬛ Black Cat Silhouette

🌑 The Moon and Stars

🏚️ A Haunted House

🕷️ Spider and Web

👻 A Happy Ghost

Let me know what you carved this year in the comments below 👇

10/25/2026

I love the maybe box idea. First time I have seen this and great idea when you are on the fence.

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10/24/2026

How true this is. I try to give away the chargers when I get rid of the phone or computer. Make sure to recycle your electronics as well. Every Town has this available. You just might have to drive a bit to drop them off. Let's not put them in landfill sites!

Cable drawers are especially good at keeping objects alive long after their purpose disappeared.

A charger stays because it looks important. An adapter feels too specific to throw away. A cord might belong to something expensive, so it goes back into the drawer just in case.

Years later, nobody remembers what half of them connect to.

Before keeping a mystery cable, try to identify the device it belongs to.

If that device is still in your home, keep the cable with it or label it.

If the device is gone and the cord has no clear current use, the reason for storing it may have disappeared too.

Check local electronics recycling options where appropriate rather than putting electronic accessories straight into household trash.