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John Preissl is sad. Normally the Burnaby nature photographer feels pumped while taking photos of local wildlife. On Sunday morning, however, he witnessed something truly sad.

Don't go pushin' Fido off that cushion

I’ve been thinking it’s about time to break out of my native plant series, but there are so many beautiful native plants coming into their full beauty, I’m unable to stop! Some of my favourite are Erythronium lilies.

Today is Bat Appreciation Day and Metro Vancouver’s regional bat coordinator wants people to celebrate.

I love baked ham, but don’t have it very often. Lucky for me, Easter is right around the corner and I now have a wonderful reason to cook one for dinner again.

Braving inclement weather, volunteer Logan Gauthier fills a garbage bag that mom Heather Batchelor holds while fellow volunteers Lisa Walker and Ken Veach look on during the District of North Vancouver-sponsored annual Mt.

Jillian A. Brown on finding freedom when a journey takes unexpected turns

Calling all knitters, crocheters and fibre arts fans: Woolith Fair is happening later this month.

“We all have a whale story,” Sid Quinn, resource management director for shíshálh Nation, told the crowd gathered for last Friday’s opening ceremony for the tems swiya Museum’s newest exhibit, which will give visitors a new story to tell.

Event includes petting, feeding and rabbit agility demonstrations