Living

Earlier this summer, the second (now possibly annual) Judgment of BC took place in Summerland, B.C. Last year’s event took place under the unofficial patronage of U.K. critic and Decanter columnist Steven Spurrier.

Local heritage expert Don Luxton speaks at a workshop presented by the North Shore Heritage Society entitled How to Enhance and Conserve Your Heritage Home, held earlier this summer at Delbrook Community Centre.

I’m not going to lie, I was sorry to see KK BBQ House go. It was my go-to spot for chow mein, in my opinion the best on the Shore. It had that deep brown wok-fried colour and the noodles never clumped.

It somehow doesn’t seem right to be talking about fall bird migration now, but there really are some early signs of it happening. One good example is the Rufous hummingbird, which left the North Shore weeks ago.

Are you gearing up for a renovation this fall? Or perhaps are you in the mood to change up your home’s decor? Well if you fall into either of these categories then you may want to be aware of what colour experts are saying about this year’s colour tr

Without a doubt, the most important command a dog will learn is its recall, otherwise known as coming when called. But ironically, it is also one of the most difficult commands for a dog to learn. Well, let me rephrase that.

Have you considered going green with your choice of shampoo? For years, I would choose shampoo by the aroma, luxuriating in the amazing scents available.

North Vancouver Terry Fox Run co-ordinator Norman Thomson and Rotary Club of North Vancouver president Kevin Evans raise awareness of next weekend’s 36th annual Terry Fox Run. The North Shore is gearing up to host two runs on Sunday, Sept. 18.

Annual pioneer skiers reunion set for Sept. 21 at Cypress

In this day and age, it’s relatively easy to find what you’re looking for by doing a quick search on Google, whether it’s to buy something, find a date or get the latest update on Kim Kardashian and Justin Bieber.