Customizing Your Computer Desktop Your Way

You can control the way icons are arranged on your desktop, and you can even delete some that are only creating clutter.

Salmon Farfalle Pasta with Peas

Looking for a fresh new way to enjoy our beautiful BC salmon? Try this simple and delicious pasta dish!

Gardening Tips for March

March is a busy month for gardeners in Coastal BC! As temperatures start warming up, get going with a little cleanup and planting.

The Power of Decision

One of the most important decisions you can make to ensure your long-term happiness is to decide to use whatever life gives you in the moment.

Pen Friends

By Elizabeth Godley

More than half a century later, penpals celebrate their 65th birthdays half way around the world.

Vancouver When She and I Were Girls

By Nadine Jones

The city Vancouver has changed a lot over the years - take a look back.

Tinkertown Museum

By Maggie Kielpinski

Entering Tinkertown is like turning back time to a wildly wacky nether world of Americana, the breathtaking result of one man's passion; a joyful celebration of life - unstructured and in miniature; Monty Python in clay-mation - wonky, whimsical and silly, and all with a subtle undercurrent of social commentary.

Faithfully Yours

By Kevin McKay

A late bloomer, Rosemarie Hurst has enjoyed more success with her music in the past decade than all the years leading up to it put together.

All the World's a Stage

By Kevin McKay

Throughout her life, Judith Berlin never strayed far from the stage no matter what turns her path took.

Between Friends: Hope

By Doreen Barber

Life can sometimes kick us so hard we lose our ability to rationally analyze a situation. Our mind becomes clouded and our perspective wavers. Hope, with its optimism, expectation and anticipation vanishes, and we know our lives have forever changed.

Bridging the Gap

By Jane Cassie

The Generation Gap closes for the Cassie family as they hit the slopes on a family vacation.

Men as Mothers - Bad Idea

By William Thomas

Two things are for sure. First, sometime early in the next millennium the headline on the front page of every newspaper around the world will read: MAN GIVES BIRTH! Second, that man will not be me.

Old Town Wailuku

By Chris & Rick Millikan

The Millikans explore the gateway to Maui's past.

Facing Mountains

By Enise Olding

Cycling for 201 kilometres over river valleys and with 11,000 feet [3353 m] of Pyrenean ups and downs thrown in, albeit through stunningly beautiful scenery in France, would likely leave anyone with aches and pains. But, it was Brian Twohig's aches and pains that led him to take part in the 2003 Líetape de Tour

Advocating for a Family Member

By Family Caregiver Network Society

Dependent on the health and ability of the person you care for, it is likely that at some point in your role as a family caregiver, you will advocate for that person. You may need to be present at appointments to ask questions, research and access services, resolve problem situations and ensure all care needs are respected and met.