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Too many tulips? There’s no such thing in the Fraser Valley. Tulips of the Valley is the original and largest tulip festival in Western Canada, and this year’s dazzling event gets underway on March 29.

If your weekend brunch routine needs a little shaking up, we’ve got five reasons to wake up and smell the aromas of fresh new brunch eats being dished up around town.

I recently read an excellent article in the Winter 2018 Garden Design magazine about giving back to our environment with our gardens. The article reminds us of the huge value of populating our yards and our community with plants.

Vancouverites can try their hand at virtual reality, retro arcade games and take in live music in front of the Vancouver Art Gallery.

Although I usually write about wine, St. Patrick’s Day was last Saturday so today it’s all about beer, Irish beer. I was in a BCLDB store recently and my wife encouraged me to buy an Irish heritage pack of eight beers ($22.99).

Foodies, there is one less place to enjoy street food in Richmond this year.

New offering includes a Belgian waffle sandwiched between two chicken filets

Whenever we see the cherry blossoms we know spring is in the air! It might look a bit damp today, but since Tuesday, March 20 —the spring equinox, we officially said goodbye to winter. Even better, cherry blossoms have been spotted around the city.

'Soup for the soul' made for the largely Asian population of the residence to remind them of home

If you collect Aeroplan miles, two new ways to collect points might help you get one step closer to that dream getaway. Starting April 24, Aeroplan members will be able to earn miles on purchases made through Amazon.ca.