Living

In a world with so much information in print and digital forms, it’s hard to be heard.

Attention decor enthusiasts: Before you rush to the recycling depot with your empties, you might want to read this.

A national youth storytelling project that describes our connection with water is now on show in Port Moody.

If you see characters from Disney, Nintendo and Sesame Street wandering around in Tri-City parks, don’t be alarmed: They’re there to spread joy.

The piece with dancer Kira Radosevic will debut on Oct. 2 as part of BC Culture Days.

A quarter century has passed since the City of Coquitlam opened the Evergreen Cultural Centre.

Many styles are being accessorized with rhinestones and chain details.

For civil engineer Kiranjot Kaur, the turban is a sculptural piece that’s part of the wearer’s identity and can stand as a portrait on its own.

Each October for the past 20 years, Vickie Ayers and her parents built a haunted house at their Coquitlam home.

"The Gnomes of Port Moody" is a fanciful visual arts series created by Port Moody photographer David Carey and his illustrator friend, Michel LeBlanc.