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TaG Cycling takes off

TaG Cycling takes off

IT'S rare to come face to face with your athletic heroes, but at a new training facility on the North Shore, not only will local legends in the cycling world share their expertise to help you reach your personal goals, they'll also bring you water an

Five tips help fitness

YOUR financial health is just as important as your general health. So when setting your New Year's resolutions, remember to consider your overall financial picture and look for any room for improvement.

Make it your own

Handmade Weddings By Laura Maffeo & Colleen Mullaney Creative Publishing International, 192 pages, $19.99 EVERY bride wants her wedding to be memorable. Sometimes that quality is brought out by the little extras that make an event unique.

Dogs seek feline pursuit

THE sun was making a rare appearance when I sat down to enjoy an afternoon cup of Java.

Wang opens in West Van

EVEN the most distant of bridal fashion followers are aware that Vera Wang is the dress designer of choice for celebs and stylish girls.

Pair a wine with a monthly vegetable

PARTNER in Calories and I have adopted a new supper strategy for 2012. We're adopting two new vegetables every month-and already the experiment has yielded some intriguing results.

Glitter nail polishes shimmer this winter

Keep glitter nail polishes at your fingertips.

Coats cosy to chic

Dear Mattie: How do I keep warm with style? Cold in Seymour Dear Seymour: This season, it is easy to keep warm and be stylish. Coats are fun because they are modern, conservative and trendy.

Chef Hung brings quick quality

I have long bemoaned the dearth of excellent, authentic Chinese food on the North Shore. Tasty Japanese cuisine, certainly, we have that. We have decent Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, even Malaysian.

California bungalow beginnings

- Greene & Greene: Developing a California Architecture, by Bruce Smith (Gibbs Smith Publishers, 192 pages) $56 IN 1907 the Greene brothers completed an addition and restoration on the home of Theodore Irwin, the most expensive project they'd worked