Ten-year anniversary of Vancouver Hot Chocolate Festival sees new sips, return of old favourites
More than 100 sweet sips on offer during festival.
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Fab 5: Chase the sun
If you’ve got a warm-weather getaway on the horizon, Rebecca Tay has five resortwear pieces to get you in the mood. -
Wine Guy: A winter warmer grab bag
James Nevison tastes a trio of reds from diverse wine locales -
Opinion Opinion: Royalty has its place — just not here in Canada
Our reality is very different, and my sense is we quietly value the ordinariness of the type of society we have built over the years. -
Neighbourhood of the future
Construction of two residential towers at Square One District to begin in partnership with The Daniels CorporationCalling it “the largest mixed-use downtown development in Canadian history,” Oxford Properties Group and ... -
This Just In: CHANEL Le Lift Crème Yeux, Fenty Beauty Snap Shadows and Reversa Retin[A]list Cream
We tried them, so you can know before you go to buy them. -
Eating & Drinking Cook this: BFC — Burmese Fried Chicken — from Mandalay
'It's junk food but because you make it yourself and it's fresh, it's just so satisfying,' says MiMi Aye -
HouseWorks: Top tips for building steel pipe light fixtures
Getting creative with your home's lighting
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Around the House: Flower power
Plants and flowers are design drivers in 2020 -
ASK AMY: Worrying about colleague's return after suicide attempt
Dear Amy: I work at a small law firm where we are treated more as family than employees. One of our hardest working, most dedicated, and passionate employees tried to ... -
Life Craig Kielburger: Students in Canadian schools are living with trauma
There are students living with trauma in every school in Canada.According to the 2014 General Social Survey, one-third of Canadians under 15 have lived through some form of trauma, from ... -
Daily horoscope for Tuesday, January 28, 2020
Avoid shopping or important decisions after 8 PM EST today (5 PM PST). The Moon is in Pisces -
Food CHOCOLATE OAT SQUARES
These chewy squares are topped with a sweet and nutty Chocolate Pecan Filling that will leave you wanting more. -
Arbour Lake West brings fresh take on homes in established lake community
It was through a friend of a friend of a friend that Colin and Stephanie Piggot learned that additional land was being developed in Arbour Lake, a circa-1991 community in ... -
Sapphire shines as Jayman Built celebrates 40th anniversary
A stunning floor plan to celebrate Jayman Built’s 40th anniversary has been taken from the archives and updated to an impressive edition. -
Westman Village — where life feels like living at a resort
Empty nesters Frank and Chantal Klaassen are only in their 40s, still many years away from retirement.
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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.
