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Jim Greene started a career in real estate in 1994 and brought with him a philosophy learned in childhood: take care of those around you. He opened the Green Realty Group in 2005 and passed the theme on to his agents, who in turn continued his community nurturing spirit by helping to establish and contribute to the Greene Giving fund.

Homes First is consulting on an ‘important and significant’ new domestic abuse policy.

A former budget hotel in the heart of downtown Toronto has been transformed into the citys latest affordable housing development, officially unvei...

Across the country, the homeless population is the subject of debate, but rarely do we hear their perspectives. Today we're sitting down with people whose personal stories shed light on what it's really like to be unhoused.

Harborstone Credit Union is gearing up for the 2017 United Way Day of Caring. Giving back is an integral part of the company's culture.

Christina Janis, broker for Epic Realty, finds ways to knock down some of those barriers to homeownership. Just as the problem is multi-faceted, so is Christina’s approach.

Homes First has forged strong partnerships with various community organizations like Community Youth Services (CYS) and Kokua Services (Kokua) to offer specialized assistance to young adults and people with developmental disabilities.

What Comes First in a Home Renovation?

As Shannon Butcher sang old popular songs by the cordoned-off waterslide in what once was Scarborough’s largest hotel, a middle-aged couple stood up and danced.

Melanie Bakala, owner of Melanie Bakala State Farm Insurance in Lacey and Shelton, has been giving back to organizations in Thurston and Mason counties for over eight years with her Community Bucks program.