Daily horoscope for Friday, April 10, 2020
Avoid shopping or important decisions from 3 PM to 5 PM EDT today (NOON to 2 PM PDT). After that, the Moon moves from Scorpio into Sagittarius
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Local News COVID-19 and Easter weekend: Five ‘hot’ things about the new coronavirus
Bringing the heat and some light: Answers to five questions about killing that novel virus -
Television Lucy Hale has fun with fashion on Katy Keene
“You either know fashion or you don’t,” Vogue editor Anna Wintour once said. Luckily for Katy Keene, the Archie Comics character at the centre of the eponymous TV show, fashion ... -
Local News A guide to Ottawa's independent restaurants offering takeout and delivery
Several weeks into novel coronavirus-based seclusion and with untold weeks to go, some self-isolationists might be feeling stumped in the kitchen, as if they’ve exhausted their go-to recipes. -
Pieces in place: Jigsaw puzzles fill long days at home with stimulation and connection
Puzzles provide closure, and satisfaction, during a time of stress and isolation -
Brian Minter: Plant small berries for a tasty treat
Many small fruits, especially larger-sized plants, can give you something tasty to enjoy this season. -
Entertainment B.C. chefs look to highlight talent of hard-hit industry on Top Chef Canada
Chefs Xin Mao and Brock Bowes of Vancouver and Kelowna, respectively, compete against 10 other chefs in latest season of Top Chef Canada. -
RESCON: Construction in the age of COVID-19
Construction has had to adjust the way it operates in the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are RESCON’s top-five issues that you should know about in this new reality.
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Eating & Drinking In Jubilee, Toni Tipton-Martin taps into a 200-year legacy of African American cooking
Braised celery, roast leg of lamb with rosemary, and gingerbread with lemon sauce for an Easter family meal -
Condo Smarts: Review bylaws before convening an electronic meeting
Managing your strata corporation during the COVID-19 crisis -
How to freshen up phlox plants
For best results when refurbishing garden phlox plants, prepare their new sites well with a sprinkling of bone meal and compost or some other nourishing soil amendment. -
Local News Coronavirus: Top Montreal chefs are cooking alone, but in this together
Six of the city's prominent chefs share menus and advice from their home kitchens, and emphasize the importance of supporting local producers during the COVID-19 crisis. -
ASK AMY: Mom wonders if boyfriend is too feminine
Dear Amy: My daughter, “Lauren,” is in her early 30s and has had a handful of long-term, serious relationships over the years with young men. -
Daily horoscope for Thursday, April 9, 2020
We have the 'all clear' today to shop and do business virtually or on the phone. The Moon is in Scorpio -
Local News Science of Spring: Better news for loons
This spring Walter Piper, one of North America's best known loon experts, has had a change of heart about the future of the species. -
Books Dead Poets Reading Series finds new life on YouTube
Popular Vancouver Public Library Dead Poets Reading Series has moved to YouTube during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Food Alberta hosts first Local Food Week
The province’s billion-dollar food industry is being hosted this week, Aug. 12-19. Albertans are encouraged to experience and celebrate local producers and homegrown fare. -
Food Eat like royalty in Banff’s castle
Foodies can feast like kings and queens in a castle thanks to a partnership between Alberta Food Tours, Inc. -
Food Banff initiative could help the town meet its environmental goals
Prior to September 2016, a lot edible food waste from Banff would make its journey to the compost site or landfill, despite its need in the community. -
Life Banff Pride heading in new direction
The first Banff Pride meeting of the year was held Saturday. The LGBTQ2 organization is reorganizing and potentially expanding its Pride events this year, said Shane Nizinkevich, music teacher for ... -
Life New art works reflects the history of Banff and its hospital
Banff Mineral Springs Hospital chapel is an area dedicated to spiritual care for all faiths. A little bit of Banff history can also be found as part of the chapel’s ... -
Health Canmore mountaineer faces low oxygen environment for heart r...
Nancy Hansen is no stranger to high altitudes. An avid mountaineer who previously lived in Canmore, she's reached heights of 6,700 metres. -
Life Former Flames co-owner Sonia Scurfield, only Canadian woman ...
Sonia Scurfield, the only Canadian woman to have ever had her name engraved on the coveted Stanley Cup has died. -
Health Big Red Ride is back in the Bow Valley
The Big Red Ride will be seen cruising around Banff again this summer after its official launch on Monday. -
Life Three Sisters playground project approved
In a unanimous vote on May 15, Canmore council approved the 2018 capital project to replace the Three Sisters playground. -
Life A champion's celebration: Ryan Correy to be remembered
The celebration of life for Ryan Correy — the Canmore adventure cyclist and writer — will take place May 31 at the Nordic Centre.
