Living

Ava Maria Safai was hanging out in her dorm room one evening when her life changed.

“I only went out for a walk and finally concluded to stay out till sundown, for going out, I found, was really going in.” That’s a quote from pioneering naturalist and conservationist John Muir.

Getting out and about is good for your physical and mental health. Regular physical exercise improves your balance, reduces falls, helps you stay independent longer and helps prevent disease, stroke, osteoporosis and Type 2 diabetes.

'Lending library of things' aims to share everything from kayaks to sewing machines

Ronnie Negus has new lease on life as she approaches her 50th birthday

Renovated North Vancouver space has charm to spare

Eating meat always felt wrong to Meghan Little. “I didn’t like the taste and I didn’t like the idea of eating dead animals,” she says. A vegetarian since the age of seven, Little took it one step further almost four years ago when she became vegan.

Camilla James easily slips into her swimsuit after just coming back from Italy where naturally she was eating pasta twice a day.

Grapes and Arctic kiwi take a few years to establish but are well worth the wait

When you decide to discover a better life at Predator Ridge, your purchase comes with peace of mind knowing you’re buying into an established, amenity-rich community built by some of the most trusted names in development and exempt from B.C.