Living

A large caricature of chef Jordan Kim, owner of the eponymous Jordan Sushi in Central Lonsdale, greets diners at the entrance to the restaurant.

Michael Charrois and Sheri Cote celebrate the season at a garden party held at the Lower Lonsdale Community Garden earlier this summer.

Loutet Farm volunteer Carilyn Gascoyne and farmer Gavin Wright serve up some freshly picked carrots at the Edible Garden Project’s Loutet Farm Gate Sale held Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m.

Garden Design by Heidi Howcroft and Marianne Majerus, Firefly Books, 320 pages, $50. For anyone seeking to create their own sanctuary in the garden where they live the choices can seem overwhelming.

Jagoda Peczek, 9, Queen Mary Community Elementary Art teacher: Todd Clark Favourite art: drawing Favourite artist: Ross Penhall Her teacher writes: Jagoda really thinks about what she needs to do in art.

Mom gets up in the morning and has a relaxing shower. Dad heads to the kitchen where he puts on the coffee and sets the table for breakfast. He is then ready for his shower.

Organization key to a smooth back-to-school transition

Mountain bike lovers Jeremy Schaap and Trevor Hansen load their rides into a 2016 Toyota Tacoma pickup truck during a joint event hosted by Toyota and the North Shore Mountain Bike Association earlier this month.

Amanda McCulley, Kirynn Luke and Bahareh Jokar join together to promote the Cerebral Palsy Association of British Columbia’s participation in the 2015 Steptember Challenge, a global initiative meant to raise funds to help improve the lives of individ

At last week’s Judgement of B.C. tasting, you could have heard a proverbial pin drop. While the air was hardly tense, beneath the camaraderie there was a palpable feeling of suspense. After all, by B.C.