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Ask Ellie: Give up the role of taskmaster in marriage

Ask Ellie: Give up the role of taskmaster in marriage

Try hiring a professional for big jobs around the house
More Canadians would quit if employers didn't allow working from home, poll finds

More Canadians would quit if employers didn't allow working from home, poll finds

Working in the office is so 2019.
Ask Ellie: Take break from friendship if it doesn't lead where you want it to

Ask Ellie: Take break from friendship if it doesn't lead where you want it to

If she’s uninterested in a relationship, ask why and consider a pause so you both take time to reconsider
Everything you need to consider as a B.C. resident booking travel in 2022

Everything you need to consider as a B.C. resident booking travel in 2022

What is the number one question to ask an insurance provider? An expert weighs in.
Health Canada seizes sex enhancement product from Lower Mainland store

Health Canada seizes sex enhancement product from Lower Mainland store

Side effects include increased blood pressure and heart rate, anxiety, dizziness, tremors, headache, nausea and sleep disorders.
Minter: Peas, glorious peas!

Minter: Peas, glorious peas!

In the language of flowers, the pea is a symbol of respect.
Entertainer & civil rights activist: The story of Josephine Baker comes alive in Coquitlam

Entertainer & civil rights activist: The story of Josephine Baker comes alive in Coquitlam

From April 5 to 9, Josephine will be at the Evergreen Cultural Centre (1205 Pinetree Way, Coquitlam) for four performances at 8 p.m.
Three brothers, a cousin & a friend: Diable a Cinq makes its way from Quebec to Coquitlam's Festival du Bois

Three brothers, a cousin & a friend: Diable a Cinq makes its way from Quebec to Coquitlam's Festival du Bois

Next week, as part of the 33rd annual Festival du Bois at Mackin Park, Le Diable a Cinq (translation: The Devil at Five) marks its first performance at the Coquitlam gathering.
Coquitlam Chorale gives a spring lift with music to signal 'normalcy'

Coquitlam Chorale gives a spring lift with music to signal 'normalcy'

Coquitlam Chorale's Justin Maller said the spring show “is about coming back to normalcy and being connected again. It’s been an emotional time.”
Five spring break activities to get Tri-City families out and about

Five spring break activities to get Tri-City families out and about

If you’re a parent with bored kids at home during spring break in SD43, we’ve got a few ideas to get you through the rest of Week 2.