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I have found my new favourite brunch dish on Tap & Barrel Shipyard’s weekend menu.

With B.C.’s earliest ever harvest already underway, perhaps there’s no better backdrop for this week’s milestone tasting, The Judgement of B.C. Led by wine guru and educator D.J.

Gloria and Sandi Fordyce try samples from Lia Padgett of Jules and Kent Food Group at the grand opening of the new Nesters Market on Dollarton Highway in North Vancouver.

It's not surprising that local running legend BJ McHugh will be participating in the 55+ Seniors Games next week. What is surprising is that she won't be running. Instead, McHugh will be lighting the torch at the opening ceremonies on Wednesday.

Travel, they say, broadens the mind. I suppose it depends on whose mind we're talking about, but I'd tend to agree. My wife and I spent some time in Europe last month.

Question: I have read about road rage, but feel I have not perfected my technique. I was hoping you could give me some pointers on how to rage "right" here on the North Shore. Answer: We understand.

I've been on a bit of a hiatus from life the last few weeks, spending my days with my animals in the quiet solitude found in the silence of nature.

Friends forgo storefront for four wheels

We asked Ann Marie Rideout from Well Fed food studio in North Vancouver for some school lunch tips. Here’s what she had to say: It’s almost time to head back to school. Mornings can be stressful as parents and kids slowly get back into the routine.

The end of summer heralds the start of a new school year. For some it’s an exciting time and for others it’s a time of anxiety. For Irwin Park elementary teacher Duncan Knight, the lead-up to the start of a new school year is a mixture of both.