Living

Time is running out on an annual fundraiser for the Charlene Reaveley Children's Charity Society, which helps kids after they have lost a parent or sibling.

The annual Student Research Days in Coquitlam and New Westminster has the largest turnout since the contest started in 2009.

Nickie Lewis, Port Coquitlam's summer artist-in-residence, is creating similar eco-installations as in Robert Burnaby Park in Burnaby.

Grade 12 students Amy Ritchie and Kyan Ho didn't like what they read in their Social Studies 9 textbook, so they wrote a musical to counter the lack of information about heroines in the War of 1812.

This short story series submission is from Ming Louie Stein of Port Moody.

Got one or multiple shade spots in your garden? Expert Brian Minter says planting a variety of plants can help.

A handful of berries a day far outweighs the benefits of an apple

Scarlet Delirium is one of several entertainers lined up to perform at the annual Vancouver International Burlesque Festival.

School District 43 will take safety precautions to limit or adjust outdoor time for more than 30,000 students, staff and teachers on Monday, April 8.

Coquitlam resident Thomas Drelich is challenging the city's bylaw on urban beekeeping. He's facing a $150 fine if his hives aren't removed by April 19.