Living

Coquitlam is offering a variety of sports drop-ins for all ages this winter. All of the programs listed take place at Centennial Activity Centre, 570 Poirier St.

March is national colon cancer awareness month. Colorectal cancer ranks as the third most common cancer in North America and the third leading cause of cancer death.

W inter, with its cold temperatures and short days, is the perfect time to settle in with a good book and for me, that book is usually a fantasy novel. It was a fantasy novel that finally got me interested in reading as a kid.

Tax season is beginning and that means British Columbians are trying to make sense of tax changes and how to handle their RRSPs. To help, the Chartered Accountants of BC have put together a list of handy RRSP and tax tips.

One in five Canadi-ans now manages their investments the same way they make common lifestyle purchases: they go online.

Arecent BMO Financial Group study says three quarters of Canadians with an RRSP have already made or plan to make a contribution before the March 1st deadline. Unfortunately, 60% find the deadline stressful.

M any, many teens (and lots of adults, too) are flocking to fantasy stories similar to The Hunger Games and Twilight series. But not everyone wants to follow the trends.

C anadian baby boomers have big aspirations for their golden years but their current lifestyle choices could keep them from making these dreams a reality.

Visit Port Coquitlam's Terry Fox Library and learn about strategies for healthy living. Find out how memory functions and how it changes as we age.

Whether you have a partner or not, you can dance to your heart's content at Dogwood Pavilion.