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New projects from Providence Health Care are underway in Vancouver and Comox

Looking for a little Irish luck to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day this weekend? Check out one of these Richmond spots on Sunday, March 17th. O’Hares Gastro Pub O’Hares has been counting down the days until St.

It’s leaves I’m talking about, and my answer is – leave the leaves. They’re not only essential, they’re also beautiful. Look at them on the tree with the light coming from behind and you’ll see how complex their skeletal structure is.

I am sitting at our kitchen table staring out at my messy winter garden. I left it that way for the birds and other critters to have food and hiding places through the winter. As the days warm up, finally, our thoughts are turning to spring cleaning.

The sixth annual Terminal City Tabletop Convention returns to Vancouver with a smorgasbord of gaming fun this month.

Normally, St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated with hearty meals where potatoes take centre stage. And to go with the festivities is often Guinness and Irish whiskey. This weekend, you might want try something different.

Spring break is just about to kick off and students across Richmond are gearing up for a two week holiday.

Richmond’s annual 10-day, outdoor carnival is returning to Lansdowne Centre next week. From March 20th to 31st, the shopping centre’s parking lot will be taken over by rides, games, a huge ferris wheel and plenty of carnival treats.

While the prevailing trend in beer locally has been for more sessionable styles with a lower ABV, down south of the border, the craft games seems to be dominated by big bold beers that will f*** your day up if you’re not careful.

Goodness, gracious, great meatballs of salmon: There’s a new addition to the lineup of meat (and non-meat) balls on the menu at Ikea Canada cafes coast to coast. Ikea Canada has announced the addition of salmon balls to the menu.