Living

Riding the other day, a cyclist came up to me and told me he had a suggestion for a column. He told me his story, which I’ve experienced before, but it made me want to bring it to everyone’s attention even more.

The days are getting longer, the nights are warming up and with the change in seasons comes the return of the annual Richmond Night Market. From May 11 to Oct. 8, night market-goers can travel to a tropical paradise without leaving Richmond.

“Actually, nothing. I’m retired.” Man, I love saying that! Two years and four months in, it’s still a huge novelty for me. In retrospect, I never really planned for retirement when I was younger.

Vancouver, we need to talk. Specifically, we need to talk about some women who are absolutely rocking it in the food industry. An upcoming Food Talks event aims to put the spotlight on some of the city’s women are who totally killing it.

As a medical student, I soon recognized that the happiest of my patients told their life stories quite differently than others.

Meat lovers, this is your day. The epic meat and beer fest called Brewery & the Beast will have eaters all fired up once again this summer, when the day-long feast hits Vancouver.

Comparing our personal timeline with the events that marked history adds another dimension to our perception of time.

It’s already shaping up to be a bountiful year at The Sharing Farm, and it’s about time to do your body and your taste buds a favour and register for one of our weekly Harvest Baskets.

Wine and cheese are two of life's great culinary pleasures, and finding the perfect match can be a delicious endeavour. I recently organized a tasting at my Anglican church, St. Alban’s in Richmond.

A health sciences researcher at Simon Fraser University is challenging myths around sex for women living with HIV through a new project called Life & Love with HIV.