Living Magazine

This tall, refreshing, low-proof cocktail from UVA ’s Sabrine Dhaliwal will ensure you remain bright-eyed throughout the night.

Vancouver-based artist Brent Wadden , whose works have been auctioned at Christie's , is currently showing his internationally acclaimed textile works in a solo exhibit at Vancouver's Contemporary Art Gallery (CAG).

French Rococo artist Jean-Honore Fragonard was known for his exuberant, hedonistic (and downright erotic) paintings, which were the topic of our brunch conversation this past Saturday.

Looking for some new recipe inspiration for 2018? Below you'll find a recipe from Lauren and Dan Gutter, the mother and chef team behind Jack and Lil's South African restaurant in Toronto.

1. Red and pink are classic Valentine’s Day hues, but don’t forget about turquoise. “Turquoise is known as the colour and gemstone of eternal love and can be found on the famous ‘Triumph of Love Tiara’ worn by Princess Margaret.

While others look for the quick flip and cash windfall, Jack Newton built his company wanting more. Eight years later, the Deep Cove resident is still in it to win it with one of Canada’s fastest growing start-ups.

North Vancouver’s Erik Jensen came to home-building on a roundabout path. After switching from a forestry program at Capilano University to a computer science degree at the University of British Columbia, he began his career managing a local IT firm.

With swoon-worthy décor, culinary favourites, iconic music and family and friends gathered in celebration, it’s no wonder weddings are considered one of life’s most special events.

Sláinte! January 25, 2018, is Robbie Burns Day—a day dedicated to the life and poetry of the late Scottish radical poet, Robert Burns. Burns suppers typically include haggis, Scotch whisky and the recitation of Burn’s poetry.

We lie in the dim light of the yoga dome, eyes closed, the tones from a series of chakra-tuned crystal balls resonating through us.