Living

North Shore Keep Well Society volunteers Linda Skoog and Dorothy Brown display the group's newsletter, which they help produce, at a recent tea party held at Silver Harbour Seniors Centre June 21. The event was held to celebrate volunteers.

How can you protect your family's wealth from the taxman? Many retirees are expecting an inheritance from their aging parents.

Boozing takes bruising – pending LDB guidance

The fun thing about The Lieutenant Governor’s Awards for Excellence in B.C. Wine is that its demanding format often produces some under-the-radar winners.

Hot weather may make some veggies grow faster

You see it every year in Vancouver. The city closes off Robson Street to vehicle traffic between Hornby and Howe, right there in between the Art Gallery and Law Courts.

Travis Petersen, head chef for Dinner in the Sky, is ready for the unique food event that starts Saturday and runs the entire month of July in Lower Lonsdale.

Getting fingerprinted can be pretty adorable, so long as it’s not at the cop shop. Blueridge mom Mahnaz Fardghassemi captures a piece of a loved one’s anatomy in sterling silver pendants, cuff links, charms and key chains.

Reka Charlton plays fiddle with Gliga Fiddlers, a group of volunteer musicians, during a concert at Evergreen House on June 11. Her father, Tibor Fodor, a resident there, was on hand for the show.

Mary Hunter was born in 1916, on the family farm on the Saskatchewan prairie. A painting of that long ago and far away home hangs in the North Vancouver home where she has lived for 67 years.