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Here’s a snapshot of the ‘State of Cycling’ in Metro Vancouver

Here’s a snapshot of the ‘State of Cycling’ in Metro Vancouver

Metro Vancouver’s cycling network nearly tripled last decade.
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Here are 24 food events to check out in Vancouver in March

Here are 24 food events to check out in Vancouver in March

Sure, we have one extra February day to get through this year before the arrival of March, but here we are.
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New program delivers health tips to pregnant women in Vancouver

New program delivers health tips to pregnant women in Vancouver

New program available in Vancouver Coastal Health region sends prenatal information via text message
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Heron colony returns to Vancouver’s Stanley Park for 20th year in a row

Heron colony returns to Vancouver’s Stanley Park for 20th year in a row

Online Heron Cam gives the public a bird’s eye view of the resident Pacific Great Blue heron colony
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Gwynne Dyer says geo-engineering initiatives could help in battle against climate change

Gwynne Dyer says geo-engineering initiatives could help in battle against climate change

Capilano University hosting talk by U.K.-based Canadian journalist on March 4
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CANINE CONNECTION: When Fido poops, you must scoop

CANINE CONNECTION: When Fido poops, you must scoop

It became starkly clear the other day when I observed an elderly woman and her off-leash dog along a trail that it was time for me to discuss the topic of . . . number two.
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Wendy's is the latest Canadian fast food chain to jump on plant-based burger bandwagon

Wendy's is the latest Canadian fast food chain to jump on plant-based burger bandwagon

Where's the beef?
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Vancouver’s dog-loving coffee snobs now have an event of their own

Vancouver’s dog-loving coffee snobs now have an event of their own

Canine Coffee Crawl stretches across Kitsilano March 15
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Inaugural roller skating festival rolls into Vancouver this spring

Inaugural roller skating festival rolls into Vancouver this spring

Let the good times roll! Roller skating is poised to make its return to North Vancouver for the first time since the Stardust rink closed up in 1983 thanks to a new roller skating festival.
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A baby’s feeding habits and diet can shape their food preferences later on, here’s why

A baby’s feeding habits and diet can shape their food preferences later on, here’s why

Did you know that when a baby isn’t introduced to solid foods at an early age, they can potentially become fussy foodie toddlers? Those fussy toddlers then grow into children that only want to eat 2-3 types of food, like chicken nuggets and hotdogs.
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