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As autumn’s cold, wet weather fully sets in, you likely may be missing patio season.

For people who want to study, work or live in Canada, the immigration process can be daunting. The team at Canada Immigration Consultants guides clients through the application maze to help people realize their dreams.

Mary Martin is living proof that good luck can happen by accident. “I think I had a guardian angel,” says Martin, who had a liver transplant in 2017 and now serves as a Canadian Liver Foundation board member and mentor for other transplant patients.

Rodney’s Oyster House is a lively place. The buzz of conversation is punctuated by shouts from the shuckers whose puns are as good in real time as they are on their t-shirts. The Vancouver restaurant’s website, however, was very old school.

Here in Vancouver we’re blessed with an abundance of restaurant options. Really, pick any country and there’s a very strong chance you’ll find an establishment where you can dine on its fare. And these are not just so-so eateries.

If you’ve ever laughed and leaked, you’re like most women. This common problem is why panty liners and leak-proof undies are huge industries.

There are winners all-around when you come to play at Planet Bingo. Whether it’s you as a player or the local charities benefiting from bingo funds, Planet Bingo provides great entertainment with a strong connection to the community.

Dignity, respect, simplicity – Amherst Funeral and Cremation Services holds fast to the principle that the best service can also be simple and affordable.

Kim Vopni, aka The Vagina Coach, teaches women how to regain and maintain their pelvic floor strength—and their confidence—through her pelvic floor fitness program known as Kegel Mojo. “Most women simply don’t talk about it.

Everyone is invited to attend the free, family-friendly, campus-wide festival Langara College, one of "Vancouver's best-kept secrets," is celebrating a very special anniversary on Saturday, June 15th.