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It’s definitely a man’s world. I work with them and they stick together. We always feel like the outsiders. Even though we have work relationships with them, we’re always on the outside.

Vancouverite owes her life to Japanese diplomat who helped Jews escape the Nazis

PLAYING IT FORWARD: When cuts to public school funding meant Vancouver’s inner city children had limited or no access to music education, long-time Downtown Eastside area resident Kathryn Walker decided to do something about it.

Various locations The first annual Beauty for Life event takes place this Sunday, Jan. 18, at participating salons across the city.

Time flies! Before we get too far into the New Year, here are my picks, in inverse order, for the top five news stories for seniors in 2014.

A sign of the times, Frontier Cloth House is one of many businesses in Sunset neighbourhood’s once-thriving Little India that has relocated to Surrey.

If playing hockey on outdoor ice wasn’t enough of a reminder not to take a game too seriously, then skating over Cheetos in the corner that the referee spilled out of his leather jacket was.