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Spring break Escape includes snowshoeing

YOUNG cyclists with an interest in nature and an affinity for tennis and curling might consider spending their spring vacation at the Break the Shore camp.

Arts council seeks gardens for tour

THE North Vancouver Community Arts Council is looking for beautifully kept private gardens to feature in the upcoming 2012 Art in the Garden Tour.

Tradition and innovation at Maplewood art camps

CHILDREN interested in painting, fairy tales, monsters, and art that's too big for twodimensions might be interested in the spring break art camps at Maplewood House.

New regulation for stratas

THE British Columbia government is requiring all strata properties with more than five units to have a property depreciation report completed by December 2013.

Use your smarts when digging in the garden

Good posture will help to prevent injuries

Take a look at lighting

IT may sound a little dull but choosing the right light fixtures in your home is very important when it comes to good design. Most interior designers would agree that lighting plays a crucial role in the overall look of a space.

Find deep snow at Mt. Washington

"DID you bring the house keys?" my husband, Michael, asked as we drove into Mount Washington Alpine Resort.

Let's Thai one on for lots of flavour

THAI food is a favourite of mine; the blend of sour, salty and sweet elements creates such intriguing flavor profiles. It's not that difficult to create a delicious Thaiinspired meal at home.

Arthritis easy to miss

Chronic illness can benefit from early treatment

Street food taste test points to the future

Deana Lancaster dlancaster@nsnews.com LAST week, I jumped at the chance to take part in the taste test judging panel that would help the City of Vancouver hand out street vending permits for 2012.