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28 June 2023

21 December 2022

Christmas is a busy time of year, and the decorations really start to pile up. U•STORE•IT has some suggestions for how to prepare your Christmas decorations for storage.

07 December 2022

If you plan to move to Alberta and buy a house there, you must know that it is a huge milestone. As exciting as it may sound when you are purchasing a new home, sometimes the overall experience can be a bit daunting and overwhelming. That is why we have compiled this guide for you to assist you in all the phases you may encounter while purchasing your new home in Alberta.

10 November 2022

In the northwestern part of Canada lies the spectacular province of Alberta, with scenic landscapes and mesmerizing scenery. This prairie province is the fourth largest province of Canada and has a diverse topography. From glacial lakes to towering mountains to desert badlands to vast iconic prairies, Alberta has it all. Having 245 rivers and 600 lakes, Alberta is home to numerous species of wildlife and five beautiful national parks to protect its beautiful flora and fauna.Alberta is notoriously famous for its winters, and thousands of tourists visit this region during this time of the year, but this is not the only thing Alberta has to offer. Alberta hosts glorious autumn every year. The fall colours here are very picturesque and paired with the cool mornings. This transitional season has a lot to offer to tourists and inhabitants. 

03 October 2022

10 August 2022

Alberta is a stunning Canadian province with beautiful natural scenery, modern cities, and quaint towns. With close-knit community values, high incomes, and excellent education systems, there is no doubt Alberta is one of the best places to live in Canada. But like any new location, you should always do some research and learn about any steps you should take before moving. 

29 July 2022

As the cold winter season comes to a close and spring begins to blossom, it is essential to stay organized. Spring cleaning always starts with decluttering and moving last season's clothing and decor into storage. However, storing your winter items at home takes up too much space and can create a higher risk of losing your items to water or heat damage.