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It’s tough to throw together a few decent outfits on a college-kid’s budget, but there is a trick to finding thrifty threads that don’t look like they were bought from the sale section at a fast-fashion outlet mall.

Vancouver-based comedians Christine Bortolin and Bita Joudaki have been digging into each other’s brains since they were both just shy, charming comedy dorks competing at The Canadian Improv Games in high school.

Since 2009, the Vancouver chapter of the Ride to Conquer Cancer has raised an impressive $60 million for the BC Cancer Foundation for cancer research. This weekend (Aug.

Don’t even think summer is close to being over! I’m not ready to say goodbye, because I still have Missouri and Louisiana on the travel itinerary! I’m super stoked about this culinary adventure, too, because you have the chance to visit some of the p

No matter how long you’ve been out of school, it’s impossible not to get caught up in the back-to-school frenzy. But for those who are actually heading back to the classroom, this time of year is particularly sobering.

Along with the usual fall expenses of housing, clothes, books and tuition, the average student spends a lot of money on food. And, let’s face it, most of the time, we’re not talking home cooking.

We’ve all heard of it, but none of us really know what it is. It’s the Paleolithic diet, most commonly known as the Paleo diet or the caveman diet.

I’ve been on this ongoing debate for close to a year, about why American craft beer sales aren’t higher in BC.

Event aimed at helping families across the province

With the start of the school year approaching at a cringe-worthy fast pace for students, back to school style is top of mind.