Living

WITH spring in the air, my attention tends to wander from the tasks at hand to the lake, or river or ocean as I start thinking about my first fishing trips of the year. This year is no exception.

Community invited to view works by Silver Harbour Digital Storytelling participants

DESPITE last week's soggy clime, the Hired Belly encountered at least a couple of sunny spots, or more, most of them in a glass of some kind. Cast your mind back a few years and you might recall that the May passage into June used to be warm.

Former camper and counsellor to complete three Easter Seals 24 Hour Relays this month

THOSE behind a long-term national health research project are recruiting North Shore residents to participate, helping researchers learn more about preventing cancer and other chronic diseases for future generations. The B.C.

WE see them every day. We probably don't even notice them, but they're there: Alcohol ads. On our televisions, in our magazines, on the radio, they pop-up and roll past us as we surf various social media sites.

IT is no surprise to me that there has been a dramatic number of dog bites to humans in the last few years.

If you need evidence that Chrysler has changed, look no further than the marketing for the redesigned 300 sedan. Not the sedan itself well get to that but the marketing.

STARTING next week, keen observers may notice trees suddenly sporting warm vests. Fear not, the new look has nothing to do with a pine beetle infestation. Instead, the knitted attire is part of a unique community public art project called Tag . . .

Students, teachers, and parents at Cleveland elementary pruned, weeded, and chopped their way into two new outdoor classrooms Friday.