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Grain of history boils dry

Last week I received a text: "Closing party at Pender Jan. 31, 9-midnight. DJ, canapés, old friends.
Oval aims to recapture spirit

Oval aims to recapture spirit

The upcoming 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia are set to hit the headlines once again and the Richmond Olympic Oval is trying to recapture the Olympic spirit with its Family Day Event and Feel #LikeAnOlympian contest.

Balancing your omega-3s with mercury intake

It's that time of year again, the gyms are more crowded and people seem to be focused on adopting healthier lifestyle habits after indulging over the holidays. For many of us, our New Year's resolutions involve eating healthier.

Tech that made my life (a bit) better in 2013

Tech won't change your life. But it might make it a little bit better. Here are three pieces of tech I acquired this year that made my life just that more comfortable, interesting or tolerable.

Make estate planning your resolution for 2014

New Year's resolutions invariably gravitate toward things like losing weight, exercising more, starting a budget, quitting smoking and other very worthy goals.

MEC series wants sports teams

Following a successful race season in 2013, Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC) is excited about offering the biggest run races of the year in Richmond in 2014. Starting this Sunday, Jan.

Are you ready to achieve your goals in 2014?

Ah, it's a new year. A lot of people are starting fresh and setting goals for creating a new body, a new relationship, or a whole new lifestyle.

It's filthy, stinking, lucky and rich

In times of yore, when people told stories, they often gave the leading roles to animals, transforming them into the embodiment of certain human traits - the bee is busy, the fox cunning, the hare fast, the tortoise slow, and so on.

Around Town

Monday Are you gay, bisexual, or just not sure? Need a safe place to talk? HOMINUM is an informal discussion and support group to help gay, bisexual and questioning men with the challenges of being married, separated or single.

B.C. wine has bright future

The very first Europeans to plant grapes for the purpose of making wine in British Columbia were missionaries who settled in the Kelowna area around 1860, but really, not much happened until after the First World War.