Living

Lynn Valley Garden Club members Jennie Sharma, Jackie Morris and Judy Sullivan organize some of the plants that will be available at the club’s upcoming annual plant sale May 12 at St. Clement’s Anglican Church in Lynn Valley from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Mother’s Day is this weekend and while mom will surely love any gift from you, try taking it up a notch this year with a cute table setting – and perhaps a fun gift idea too.

Cove resident and fashion designer Jessica Redditt has launched a sustainably chic clothing line that is hand-dyed with natural colours from plants such as marigolds and hibiscuses.

Caregiving for a spouse, a family member or another adult is a challenge in our community. As I heard at a recent Caregiver Expo, held May 5 on the North Shore: “Upstream, downstream the system is struggling.

In a market saturated by yoga pants, BIA Woman Athletics is standing tall and strong. Frustrated with the fit of athletic pants they had tried, BIA founders Emma Hamilton and Mysha Dewar-McClelland set out to break the mold with their own design.

The forest hid the past. It had been about 60 years since Canada interned Japanese-Canadians, herding thousands of men and women into the Hastings Park Livestock Building.

A one-stop shop for youth services in North Vancouver is reminding people that this week’s an especially good one to spread the message regarding the importance of mental health.

Meals served through May in the Culinary Arts Dinner Series

“Low fat,” “no-fat,” “plain,” “flavoured,” “Greek,” “grass-fed,” and the new kid on the block, “Icelandic,” are all words that describe a variety of yogurt that can be found sitting in the dairy cooler of your local grocery store.

Annual event this Sunday at John Lawson Park