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Mother-daughter team does ‘Sew Awesome’ work for front-line workers
They have donated 656 masks, 331 caps, and 52 medical gowns to different hospitals in the region. And they are
Otter rescued from North Vancouver is Critter Care’s new ambassador
Fear of getting stranded keeps Canadians away from EVs
Sales of cancer medicines in Canada tripled in 10 years
Amazing video of a bald eagle rescue in Richmond
From honeymoons to mega-moons and duo-moons
New findings from leading travel app Expedia reveal that honeymoons are the next big thing poised for a post-pandemic glow-up.
Even pollution below current standards poses health risk
Levels of air pollution well below national and international air quality guidelines are associated with an increased risk of death,
Neighbourhoods with lots of dogs witness less crime
The neighbourhoods where lots of people walk their dogs and are trustful of each other often witness less crime than
World’s first wheat dispensary opens in Toronto
Torontonians can start their mornings on a high note at the world’s first wheat dispensary. Opening today at 311A Queen
What’s the secret behind long life of the world’s oldest dog?
When story of the world’s oldest dog, a Chihuahua TobyKeith, broke last month, Bobby and Julie Gregory, residents of Taylors,
This book tells you which trails are good for hiking with kids on North Shore
The best thing about hiking with kids is appreciating nature as a whole family. And those outings are more fun
Why more and more people are buying used clothes
Now you can save money, and while doing so, also the climate. As inflation mounts and concerns over climate change
The science behind your dog’s adorable facial expressions
Why do human beings form such close bonds with dogs but not their close cousins wolves? That’s because dogs can
Early diagnosis made my cancer ‘journey’ short and manageable
In November last year, when I received my breast cancer diagnosis, I thought they must have made a mistake. It
Erectile dysfunction drugs have strong link with vision problems
The risk of developing one of three serious eye conditions increases by 85 per cent for regular users of common
Vancouver is the most ‘sushi-crazed’ city in the world
Outside of Japan, Vancouver is the sushi capital of the world. That’s what a study by international food magazine Chef’s
Aussie firm to start trials of cannabis product to cure long-COVID
An Australian company will start clinical trials to test its cannabis medicine to cure long-term impact of COVID-19, commonly referred
This flexitarian diet can save you as well as the climate
Your body and your environment are linked in a way which is too obvious, and yet it has got the
Cannabis producer develops curated line of products for veterans
Aqualitas Inc., a Nova Scotian organic licensed producer, is expanding its ongoing support for Canadian veterans through a forward-thinking partnership
‘Nobody should have to choose between paying rent and for veterinary care’
People living on a low income have strong bonds with their pets. However, structural barriers – like a lack of
Food Compass: New profiling system ranks foods from worst to best
Do you get confused by contradictory and confusing claims about nutritional value of food items? Scientists have now developed a
Plants, not petroleum: Now plant-based kitchen products
good natured Products Inc., a North American leader in earth-friendly plant-based products, today announced the launch of its plant-based bin
Son’s memory inspires family to donate $250,000 to VGH for epilepsy research
Tragically Joseph Chung passed away aged just 32 years old after undergoing complications following a seizure while swimming; one of
The pathway of an emerging Salish gatherer
I was very poor. I knew nothing about who I was, the rich culture that I descended from. I barely
Ancient canine feces reveal 17th century sled dogs’ diet
Proteins from ancient frozen canine feces have been extracted for the first time ever to reveal more details about the
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