Living

One of the best things about living in BC is having vines in our own backyard. We’ve practically been weaned on our local juice and wine tripping has become a classic summer activity. The Okanagan Valley is well-trodden.

In Home Is Where The Art Is, we usually tour the works and studios of our city’s top fine artists. This week, however, I wanted to explore the craft of a creative studio that heavily impacts the relationship between art and its place in our homes.

Ah, patios. As soon as the sun and warmth return to Vancouver, people flock to restaurant patios like migrating Canada geese returning to Lost Lagoon.

So you have started the journey into a healthier lifestyle, you are packing in all the whole foods you didn't even know existed into your daily diet, you even shop at the farmers market from time to time.

I’m being disingenuous with that headline, because I’d actually “had it” with Molson the very first time I barfed it all up because Canadian tastes so repulsive. But this time, they’ve gone and made it personal.

Fashion, food and fun highlights of this must-see event

ARIES (March 21-April 19) Events in the coming week may trick your mind and tweak your heart. They might mess with your messiah complex and wreak havoc on your habits.

New online dating sites are increasingly targeting baby boomers and seniors, but many are reporting the hunt for Mr. or Mrs. Right can be an interesting one

If you’re like most Canadian seniors, you want to live in your home for as long as possible. And if your home is safe, that could be until the day you die. But there is a misconception that Aging in Place renovations are only for seniors.

Volunteer group works hard to represent City of Vancouver’s older adults