Living

Every year the Kiwis roll into Vancouver with a different message. That’s because New Zealand has plenty to talk about. This year it’s back to Sauvignon Blanc, but not in a generic sense.

In 1965 a trio of golfing buddies on Bainbridge Island came up with a novel way to help their kids beat the boredom of a summer afternoon. A badminton court on the property was useless: the shuttlecocks had gone missing.

Members of the Dundarave Players rehearse on a recent Friday morning at West Vancouver Seniors’ Activity Centre.

St. Paul’s Hospital surgeons Dr. Manoj Raval and Dr. Carl Brown and The Cancer Store’s Darren Pedersen pose with Porsches to promote the upcoming Diamond Rally in support of colon cancer prevention and the colorectal cancer surgery group at St.

Supernova Salon and Studio Two Photography team up for Mother’s Day

Image consultant Samantha Dempster helps women organize their wardrobes

Carmen Sugden, Bridgette Clough, Chloe Saar and Harris Cameron invite the community to Ridgeview elementary’s annual Mayfair on Saturday, May 7, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the school, 1250 Mathers Ave., West Vancouver.

Alan’s Big, Scary Teeth by Jarvis (Somerville, Mass., Candlewick Press) $22 Oh no! Alan the alligator has big, scary teeth. And he goes around the jungle scaring all the animals every single day.

Coretiques program designed to strengthen the pelvic floor

Dude, there’s totally a new donair place on Lonsdale. No way, dude. Way, dude. What’s it called? Donair Dude. Duuude. It’s hard not to like a place called Donair Dude.