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AnnMarie McCullough started drinking heavily when she was 14, but it wasn’t until she was about 26 that alcohol really began to take over her life. The Toronto native had moved to...
The American Psychiatric Association is about to release the fifth version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM ). Criticism has been mounting for...
Ever since she moved to B.C. from Hong Kong in 1997, Liza Lau has had a fondness for Chinatown. So when the opportunity arose in 2011 to buy a presale condominium that’ll be...
One of the starters on the menu at Canyon, a new restaurant in North Vancouver's Edgemont Village, is simply called Octopussy. The menu provides no other description or detail,...
There’s no quick fix for labour-market challenges posed by an aging health-care work force and a growing number of seniors. Bill Dow, dean of health sciences at the B.C. Institute...
First there was La Régalade, West Vancouver’s acclaimed French bistro headed by chef Alain Rayé and his wife, Brigitte. Then came its offspring, Café Régalade on Vancouver’s west...
Sarah Norrey has always been a health-conscious consumer. The health-care worker avoids processed foods, scrutinizes labels, and buys mostly organic produce. Until recently, she...
As Oscar Pistorius waits to fight the murder charge against him following the shooting death of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, allegations continue to surface that the Blade...
Even though her father and grandfather both died of heart failure, Barbara Vance never imagined she’d one day end up in an operating room for open-heart surgery herself. But there...
At the Scotiabank Dance Centre on Wednesday, March 6. Continues until Saturday, March 9 There’s a scene in Joe Laughlin’s dusk where dancer Tara Dyberg feigns puking, crying, and...

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