Living

OutLaw lauded with Thompson Rivers University scholarship in her name

Countless combinations of flavours and textures available at Chinese restaurant in the Village at Park Royal South

Hardly a day goes by when I am not asked this question. And for good reason. After all, we are inundated with daily media reports on declining housing sales, forecasts of lower prices, and the uncertain impacts of government policies and taxes.

I have to admit, I have a lot of fun being a dog trainer. It’s not a career that I set my sights on at an early age, but it was at an early age that I became aware that I preferred the company of animals to people.

Eating outdoors is always a nice idea during the warm summer evenings, as long as mosquitoes don’t wreak havoc on one’s plans.

It starts with one student in Mexico and snowballs from there. Education is the engine, powerful enough to reverse the cycle of poverty. But without fuel, life stays in neutral.

Seaspan announced last month that it had named a new chief executive officer.

The older I get, the less tolerant I become of obvious gimmicks. When I was last in Las Vegas, for example, I spotted an oxygen bar on my way through a sprawling retail complex.

Would you believe it? Back to school signs are everywhere for students returning to school, college and university.

We are at the height of dahlia season right now, but the great thing about dahlias is the season goes on and on and on! The season starts in early July and finishes with either frost, or the cold rains. I have picked dahlias on Remembrance Day.