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Feminism made its way into culture and fashion in a big, beautiful way in 2015.

Within the design community, the unveiling of the Pantone Colour of the Year represents a time to reset the palette and refresh our inspirations.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) John Koenig is an artist who invents new words. Here's one that's applicable to your journey in 2016: "keyframe." Koenig defines it as being a seemingly mundane phase of your life that is in fact a turning point.

So another year has gone by and with it another resolution that you may or may not have achieved. We all have them, and regardless of whether we followed through with last year’s declarations, there is a new year around the corner.

With the overwhelming amount of year-end lists and round-ups, it's hard not to feel that last-week-of-the-year-blues leading up to New Year’s Eve.

In case you haven’t noticed, craft beer in Vancouver is, like, huge now. It’s officially a Thing, and I’m gonna go and argue that we’re now the Craft Beer Capital of Canada (suck it Toronto; lap it up Victoria).

Another year of eating and drinking has flown by. Last year , I wrote about the most memorable dishes I’d experienced , both at old and new restaurants.

I taste wine to assess its quality, but drink it purely for pleasure. While quality does affect the enjoyment, company and context play equally important roles. My most memorable wines in 2015 were shared with extraordinary people in amazing places.

From condos to…well, townhouses...here's what the typical rent in Greater Vancouver looks like in real estate

Looking for a last-minute gift that’s actually from the heart? Or hoping to connect with loved ones who can’t be with you for the holidays? Vancouver tech startup LeftStuff has created a way for you to share your feelings in a powerful new “Why I Lov