Thursday June 26, 2014 – 11am
Posted Jun 26, 2014 02:18:54 PM.
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11:00- Brian Wardell, Broker/Manager/Owner of RE/MAX Grey Bruce Realty Inc.
RE/MAX released its annual Recreational Property Report, showing healthy activity across much of the country and forecasts modest increases in sales and prices through the rest of the year. The report looked at local market trends and prices and found in the Western Ontario communities of Grand Bend, Port Elgin and Sauble Beach, recreational properties on sandy shores draw buyers from communities such as London, Cambridge and Kitchener-Waterloo, as well as municipalities in the west of the GTA such as Brampton and Mississauga. Here entry level recreational properties can start at or just above $200,000.
11:30- Satinder Chera, Vice-President of Communications at the Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Canada’s Anti-Spam Law (CASL), coming into force July 1st, affects most businesses – any sending emails, text messages or messages through social media. But, according to a new member survey conducted by the CFIB this week, only 15 per cent of small business owners are fully aware of CASL’s requirements, and most (62%) have taken no steps to comply. Most small business owners don’t think of themselves as spammers, but under the new law, everyday interactions with customers and potential customers will be considered spam without a significant investment to document the right permissions. The required technological and process changes can be significant.
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