Living

Fog is my least favourite weather, but in our recent bout of "fog warnings" I found great joy in appreciating the heavily frosted grasses, twigs and flower heads that remained in the garden.

Do you have a child who is always bumping into things, spilling his milk and dropping his toys? Relax, he's typical. Many children between two and six are clumsy.

Interest rates globally have been at rock bottom levels since the Great Recession, but the financial institution responsible for setting rates in the U.S., the Federal Reserve, finally increased them for the first time in almost a decade.

In honour of January as Alzheimer's month, the Medical Arts Health Research Group announced a West Vancouver Honour the Caregiver Award for caregivers who go above and beyond.

The Vancouver International Wine Festival is already on the horizon. This year’s event (the 38th) puts Italy firmly in the spotlight.

Someone once said that New Year's resolutions are a bit like making babies. They're fun to make but extremely difficult to maintain.

West Vancouver clinical counsellor Jo-Anne Weiler is hosting a free, 10-week webinar series, Shine In 2016, intended to bring some of Vancouver's most inspiring health and wellness professionals to audience members' homes or offices.

Receiving emails from distraught dog owners is not something I look forward to. The emails usually involve a problem with a dog's unwanted behaviour and the owner is seeking advice on how to "fix" the issue.

Doc encourages people 50+ to live by their own rules

Animal-lovers with a knack for baking are invited to whip up a batch of cupcakes in preparation for Canada's fourth annual National Cupcake Day in support of SPCAs and humane societies across the country. The fundraising event takes place on Feb.