Living

For one night they were in the best in Canada. It was the night before Canada’s top five high school improvising teams would go toe-to-toe in loving competition for the national championship. Carson Graham wasn’t even supposed to be there.

When I moved from an urban lifestyle to a rural lifestyle, a comment I frequently heard from my North Shore peeps was, “Your dogs must love it, being able to have all that freedom!” There seems to be a prevailing attitude that living in the country a

Graydon Moffat of Canadian plant-powered Graydon Clinical Skincare applies a Superfood Masque and Scrub to Sarah Carr at Ambleside’s Kiss and Makeup, which hosted skincare “ingredient anthropologist” Moffat for a beauty event on May 3.

Rona Schwartz has transplanted her colourful “garden” of hand-knit baby hats from Nova Scotia to North Vancouver.

Research has shown that many people who experience hearing loss do not do anything about it for five to seven years. Hearing loss typically happens so slowly over time that people may not realize they are not hearing properly.

Participants walk along the Seawall from John Lawson Park in West Vancouver on May 7 as part of the North Shore Investors Group Walk for Alzheimer’s in support of people with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

Jane Lawson of the Surrey GoGos speaks to participants at the Greater Van Gogos Spring Gathering event held at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in North Vancouver on April 29.

In the treasury of books, art and family heirlooms that is Fran Ashdown’s home, three pieces define Fran and her parents, Ruth and Frank Arnaud.

Know your rights before you pay your debts

In Wintersong the other world lies just beyond an invisible curtain and 18-year-old Elizabeth (or Liesl as she is fondly nicknamed) discovers that an innocent childhood foray into it changes her life forever.