Living

The first beer I ever drank was a can of Labatt Blue. I was 15 or 16 and stole it from my parent’s fridge. I was alone at the time. Why I chose to drink my first beer all alone, I can’t recall. I was a weird kid. I ran outside to drink it.

Nominations are now open for Phillips Brewing Company's fourth annual Benefit Brew . Each year, the Victoria brewery creates a custom beer for a BC charity, complete with a new label.

It's the tail end of an extended stay in Italy and I've crammed my suitcase with as many wines as I can. I didn't come here empty handed though. To guarantee room for souvenir bottles, I always leave home with a few local gems to give away.

This week I took a look at the home of residential interior designer, Angela Robinson. Describe your home: I live a corner unit on the main floor of a heritage apartment building in the West End of Vancouver.

Q: In 1991bwe moved into our house (built in 1935) and with it came a rose bush that is looking quite pitiful right now. I love its fragrant flowers but I am afraid to prune it so I don’t kill it and therefore lose it forever.

Once in a while I come across a product I think is very clever.

Three time’s the charm for senior who’s done his homework when it comes to electric bikes

Andrey Durbach has never been known for West Coast cookery.

SCENE | HEARD Newly-opened Café 335 (335 West Pender) gives you two, equally compelling reasons to drop by: The menu offers tasty, inexpensive lunch options and you’re supporting the students enrolled in the four-week culinary training program based