Living

Guido Gandoss, Joy Gouws and Navid Azar represent their winning teams at a celebratory event following a project focused on how digital games can enhance older adults’ social lives.

Kiwanis Care Centre resident Marjorie Manchester plays Scrabble with Windsor secondary students Sean Laser, Isobel Rennie and Tatiana Fortin on a recent afternoon.

Seven-year-old Lara Vareschi gets some pointers from Mark McDougal on how to navigate the pump track, a banked and bumpy course, set up at Norco John Henry Bikes Days May 3.

Sandra-Lynn Shortall, district principal of early learning at West Vancouver School District, and Laura Lee Kent, co-ordinator of the West Vancouver Child and Family Hub, invite community members to Transitions in the Early Years, a free workshop to

Drs. Betty Tang and Dean Brown are the featured speakers at It Takes A Team: Primary Care In Mental Illness, part of the North Shore Schizophrenia Society’s long-running public education lecture series, Wednesday, May 28 at 7:30 p.m.

New book raises some important questions

So you are receiving a tax refund this year. Once the excitement wears off, I'd suggest you: Use 40 per cent of the money to pay down any debt. Invest 40 per cent - perhaps in this year's RRSP. Spend and enjoy the rest.

Gallery event intended to inspire locals to get involved

Notices 2014 World Partnership Walk: A walk to end world poverty in support of Aga Khan Foundation Canada projects is being held Sunday, May 25 at Lumberman's Arch in Stanley Park. Opening ceremonies begin at 10 a.m. worldpartnershipwalk.

Notices Health and Wellness Open House: Discover the new face of healthy active aging: Sunday, May 25, 2-5 p.m. at Westerleigh PARC, 725 22nd Street, West Vancouver.