Select Page

Wilf Ray comes in loud and clear

By Katherine Fawcett As a promoter, salesman and announcer, Wilf Ray knows how to make his smooth voice heard. And for over 60 years, people have listened to what he’s had to say. In the 1940s, thousands of Vancouverites woke up to Ray, the morning disk jockey on CKMO...

Nova Scotia legend Pat King retires

By Kathy Bevan Atlantic Canada real estate legend Pat King officially retired from the industry this year, marking the end to a career that began shortly after the Second World War. King and his wife Hilda opened Pat King Insurance in downtown Dartmouth, N.S. in 1947....

Is it a leaky faucet or a ghost?

By Connie Adair Nadine Mercey walked into a house in downtown Toronto and immediately knew she was not alone. Taking a deep breath, she moved farther into the house, goose bumps on her arms and a chill running down her spine. She closed her eyes, sensing the presence...

In conversation with Don Lawby

Century 21 Canada’s president and COO, Don Lawby, has been with the franchisor since 1976, two years after he began working in real estate. Lawby oversaw the significant restructuring of the corporation’s business model in the mid-1990s, in response to the surge of...

Sixty years of change

By John Bowes The old joke, “change is inevitable – except from a vending machine,” is as applicable today as it was 60 years ago. Although people are naturally wary about change, there’s no question that our lives have been vastly improved by the evolution of...