Partners - CRDA

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The Canadian ReDesigners Association has partnered with the Ovarian Cancer Canada (OCC) to ensure that women currently in treatment for ovarian cancer have a comfortable and harmonious room in their home in which to focus on recovery. ReDesigners across Canada are volunteering their time, talents and skills to create such "havens". OCC's "Turn Up the Volume" campaign is in high gear. Together we can raise awareness of the disease that has whispered for far too long.

If you are, or know of, a woman undergoing treatment, contact OCC toll-free at 1.877.413.7970 to find out how you can benefit.

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Ask your local Certified Redesign & Staging Specialist for discounts on:

The CRDA has an agreement with CIBC/Merit Travel whereby its members will be offering room makeovers of your home as a new Reward from the CIBC Aventura Gold VISA card. The CIBC Aventura Gold VISA card offers a host of exclusive rewards - everything from shipwreck diving to a private wine tour with cooking lessons in Tuscany, and now you can also have one or more rooms in your home made over by an expert from the CRDA. As a special bonus to Aventura cardholders, the CRDA will be offering a free colour consultation with every room makeover.

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www.eRenovate.com is Canada's most trusted source of renovation “answers” and is the greatest thing since sliced bread according to Steve Maxwell - Canada's renovation guru [read Toronto Star Article]. The site is dedicated to helping homeowners make better renovation decisions and in particular, hiring “reputable” trades people and avoiding those shady types exposed by Mike Holmes in CBC's Marketplace.