Living

The expression "sustainable development" was first coined by the United Nation's Bruntland Commission to describe resource usage that "meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

The kitchen was alive with energy and activity. There were four children ranging in age from two to six and they were helping make dinner.

I've always believed that good design keeps secrets. When we step into a beautiful space we tend to notice how the room feels as a whole.

To many people plants have value beyond just money, and long term preservation of unique plant collections and even entire gardens has become an emerging trend in British Columbia.

Craig Bowlsby offers insight into his book Empire of Ice at the West Vancouver Seniors’ Activity Centre, kicking off the Local Heroes Speakers’ Series.

Hit the pool to shape up and improve cardio

There's a solid B.C. connection to this week's column, which finds us following the travels of Quails' Gate CEO Tony Stewart. Quails' Gate is one of few Okanagan estates that has been active in the wine industry well beyond the Okanagan Valley.

LOCAL VOLKSSPORT CLUB will host a noncompetitive five/10-kilometre walk in the Ambleside area of West Vancouver Sunday, Nov. 10 at 10 a.m. Free for new participants.

Voice your concerns with those in office

Piper, my German shorthaired pointer, had his tail docked as a wee baby which means that all but five inches of his tail were surgically removed.