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To help understand why peatlands are important, KDocs, Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s documentary film festival, is presenting a special screening of Metamorphosis: Tale of a Wetland Friday.

Get ready Vancouverites, there's going to be plenty of food and lots of beer

The hotel is also donating some of the proceeds to the BC Professional Firefighters’ Burn Fund.

Cell phones, computers and even TVs have all certainly shifted the way we interact with the world, but a display in Richmond is showcasing how technology could change daily life inside the home.

Sometimes I Lie , by Alice Feeney is a psychological thriller, a genre that I rarely choose as I don’t like to sleep with the light on.

While there are a number of breathtaking places to see light displays during the holiday season, not all of them free. At VanDusen, for example, visitors will pay up to $20 at the gate to enjoy the Festival of Lights.

Rescued seals Bubblegum and Blue Moon were reunited as they reentered the wild

Things are Good Now tells poignant and thought provoking stories of immigrants and refugees to Canada from East Africa and the Middle East.

It is Thanksgiving weekend. Do you know where your veggies are? More to the point, do you know where they came from? As you prepare your table for a gathering this weekend, be aware of what you might find in your garden.

If you were to choose a wine that will go with your Thanksgiving Dinner, a Beaujolais would be a wise choice. Beaujolais, which are made from the Gamay grape are dry fruity reds that are food friendly and versatile.