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Please be advised that Canadian Home & Country has discontinued publication after the April 2009 issue. However, our website, www.canadianhomeandcountry.com, will continue to be updated with the same great content you've come to expect from Canadian Home & Country.

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April 2009 Issue:

April 2009

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How to live with antiques in a modern way; Top chef Anna Olsen's retro style; Before & After: Our dream kitchen revealed; Budget style secrets from the pros and more!

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IN EVERY ISSUE

Editor's letter (4)
Ask Ann Marie (43)
Country Happenings (95)
Source Guide (96)

HOMEFRONT

Top picks (11)
Kitchen accessories from around the world

Beauty pantry (18)
Enjoy the natural benefits of aromatherapy

Country pantry (20)
All you need to know about charcuterie

Weekender (22)
Join Erin McLaughlin on a trip to the fabulous Brooklyn Flea

DECORATING

Show house special (34)
Get stylish and practical ideas from the Canadian Home & Country design team's innovative workspace, featured at last fall's Style at Home Show

SMART LIVING

The light fantastic (45)
A Montreal kitchen gets overhauled with help from our editor Erin McLaughlin

Toolbox (55)
What's new? Shop smart this spring and buy eco-friendly products

HOMES

Rise & shine (58)
Moving just three floors up in her Montreal brownstone offers contributing design editor Nicola Marc a whole new point of view

Kitchen confidential (70)
Where Chef Anna Olsen is concerned, the room at the centre of it all is definately the heart of the home

Bare essentials (76)
Who says you can't mix the art of collecting with a pared-down space? For this couple, a graphic display of nostalgic elements is as necessary as bed and bath

FROM SCRATCH

Bowls of plenty (84)
Simple, satisfying and exotic vegetarian meals any time of day

COUNTRY RIGHT NOW

Glass doorknobs (106)
The legacy lives on: Glass doorknobs instantly brighten your space and lift your spirit