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As one of the province’s top education institutions, Simon Fraser University strives to encourage learning and skill development – and the summer months are no exception.

For over 50 years, Simon Fraser University has offered summer camps that introduce university life to children and youth. “We really want to show people that learning can be fun,” said Jason Stockley, the Manager of SFU Summer Camps.

It’s not uncommon for a person’s career path to take a few twists and turns before they find out what sticks.

Mohammad Nouri came to Canada in the fall of 2014 from Iran. Soon after he settled into this new chapter of life with his young family, he started searching for occupational health and safety jobs.

Skilled refugees and immigrants can thank one program for helping educated and experienced newcomers, like themselves, to find work in their new home country.

Rick Pynn and Joe Zepedeo, owners of A1 Tri-Craft, explain why their company is pick of the bunch when it comes to dealing with trees. 1.

You probably know who to call if your basement springs a leak or your lights go on the fritz.

Being a young adult, preparing to set out into the world is challenging at the best of times. There are decisions to make about educational paths, housing and employment.

When Bonnie Fung developed allergies and food intolerances, she looked everywhere for a cafe that could cater to her needs, but couldn’t find one, so she opened her own – Cupping 8 Cafe. Here are five ways it’s changing things up. 1.

If you’re a coffee snob, you’ll probably find yourself fairly well catered to in the Metro Vancouver area. But if you suffer from multiple food allergies and intolerances too, you might struggle to find a decent cup of joe and a snack.