Living

Carly Ingram serves tea to Revera — Hollyburn House residents Peter Bagshaw and Diana O’Callaghan during an afternoon Royal Tea Social hosted by the West Vancouver retirement residence last month.

Mainland Hearing registered audiologists Deborah Maloon and Mandy Fisch demonstrate how to use a ReSound hearing mechanism, a receiver system for couples to hear better in rooms with a lot of ambient noise.

It hit her the moment she dove into English Bay. Even though she’d spent so much of her life in the water, Billi Behm had just entered a very foreign world. Behm was competing in the Jericho Oceanman race.

Just in time for Canada Day comes the welcome news that Nova Scotia has opened its borders to Canadian-grown wines.

It's not every sea kayaker who will want to paddle from Squamish to Bowen Island or Gibsons but, if they do, they now have a map of where they can pull up for the night.

Power To Be offers range of adaptive recreation opportunities

Ensure all documentation is in place and make wishes known

Looks like we could be in for a scorching summer this year. The nickname "Juneuary" certainly does not apply as the temperatures are predicted to reach the mid-30s. Do not leave your dog in the car.

Graduation day Ian Campbell, hereditary chief of the Squamish Nation, is among the first cohort of 14 graduates from Simon Fraser University's Executive MBA in Aboriginal Business and Leadership.

West Vancouver’s Charlene Johnny Wadsworth (Cowichan), a 2014 YVR Art Foundation Scholarship recipient, unveils her traditional Coast Salish button blanket on May 29, which will be exhibited at the airport for one year.