Alarm System Ottawa
Commercial Real Estate for Sale in Winchester, Ottawa, Ontario $299800
FAST FACTS
11664 COUNTY RD 43 – Winchester - Ontario
Purchase price of $299,000 Includes Land, Building, Business, and Equipment
Licensed 9 Bedrooms Senior home approximately half hour south of Hunt-Club
4100 Square feet building
4 Bedrooms second floor apartment
Half an Acre of Land
Clean upgraded property
Over 300K in renovations
2 Basements and Crawl space
Large Garage
200Amp electrical service
Windows changed in 1999
Roof is 2 years old except for the south side which is 1999
Porch is 2 years old
All Licenses, permits and inspection up to date
Only home in the area approved for subsidy
Owners dispense pills and drugs
Main floor 9 rooms, Kitchen, Dining room, Living room washrooms and Office
Second floor direct access from inside as well as outside private entrance
Second floor has its own living room, dining room, 4 bedrooms, Balcony and washroom
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Base of last 4 years up to February 2009, Average sales and expenses have been as follows:
Annual Revenue$126,171.25
Expenses before wages$ 44,606.75
Balance$ 81,564.45
Wages$ 37,264.25
Cash Flow$ 44,300.20
Based on above, Possibility of future owners/operators can retain up to $80,000 before wages
Believed to be true but not warranted, Must be verified for its accuracy. Information supplied by seller. Yearly breakdown available
StatsCan recommended move to voluntary census, Clement says
OTTAWA—Industry Minister Tony Clement’s claim that Statistics Canada supports Ottawa’s plan to replace the long-form census with a voluntary survey doesn’t hold water, Canada’s former top statistician says.
Facing a barrage of criticism for his decision to axe the 61-question census form, Clement has begun telling reporters that the move was made with the consultation and support of StatsCan officials.
But Ivan Fellegi, who served as chief statistician of Canada for 23 years before retiring, says he can’t believe that his former colleagues would have endorsed a government move that many other experts say will produce data that is suspect and unreliable.
“I can’t possibly imagine that they would have said ‘this is not going to have a quality impact,” Fellegi said in an interview.
“I’m morally certain they would have said the opposite. I’m absolutely, 100 per cent totally convinced about that fact.”
On Friday, Clement shed more light on the government’s quiet decision last month to scrap the so-called long-form census. It went to one in every five households during the census and asked more detailed questions on topics such as income, employment and the home.
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