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	For many of the REALTORS®, it was the first time ever picking up a hammer. “This was the most rewarding charity work I have ever done and I’ve been involved in charity since I was a little girl,” says Natasha Kouk. Fellow REALTOR®, Roger Burns, says it gave them all a new perspective: “It gets us involved in construction, which is a completely different side of the business.” Roberta Weiss, also a REALTOR®, says she’ll feel good driving by the Toronto Street home in years to come, knowing she played a role. “There will be a connection for sure,” she says. “For us to be able to do this is terrific. It’s a very worthwhile cause.” Read the full story excerpts in PDF format from Western Living Magazine: October 2005 Issue and the February 2006 issue. Credit to Western Living Magazine for the photos and text.