Living

A few weeks ago, I landed in Vancouver after a two-month journey through Southeast Asia. The trip itself was amazing - my skin, not so much. Since I was young, I've had dry, sensitive skin and it often gets worse in the winter.

Hunger Games is trouble from a parent's view

WHEN the invitation came to dine at Whistler's Bearfoot Bistro for a screening of Top Chef Canada, my journalistic instincts kicked into fifth gear.

WHAT if you could cook Arctic char, chocolate brownies and a pasta dish all in the oven at the same time with no flavour transfer? Well, now you can with the new Wolf Convection Steam Oven.

A friend of mine, who lives in Vancouver, made a quip to me recently saying that I live in suburbia, "being a North Shore resident and all.

California Wine Fair: An Art's Club Theatre Company fundraiser with an opportunity to sample a wide selection of more then 350 premium wines from 110 of California's top producers Wednesday, April 18, 7-9: 30 p.m.

SINCE the release of the documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? in 2006, North Americans have been speculating about the future of technology as it relates to their beloved automobile.

IT'S never easy to start a business, and that's especially true for young people who don't have the assets or credit history to secure a business loan.

PICTURE a lazy Sunday morning . . . sun shining, birds chirping, coffee brewing, and the smell of a coffee cake baking. Now that's my idea of guided meditation.