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For richer and poorer

City faces the costs of a growing gap between haves and have-nots

DIY home-staging

In today’s red-hot real-estate market, sellers are realizing it pays to rent new furniture, art, and accessories.

Young adults gladly go it alone

Besides giving her a stronger sense of herself and what she likes, getting older has made Rae less preoccupied with guys’ looks. “You just realize you don’t put as much importance...

Mad about midcentury

Local fans of mod furnishings are learning how to tell a Harry Bertoia from a Vladimir Kagan.

Bathroom beauties

Renovating or redecorating your bathroom is the furthest thing from flushing money down the drain.

Under the Sun: a guide for when the living is easy

Each summer, Vancouver gets another chance to reinvent itself.

Pain joins artists to audience

Performance artists have a long, painful tradition of injuring and mutilating themselves in public. To pull two examples from the 1970s-a particularly violent decade-there's...

Whistler: a spas odyssey

The lowdown on three of the ski village's globally minded pampering spots.

P3 costs ramp up on Golden Ears Bridge between Pitt Meadows and Langley

It's 30 percent over its original budget—and the deal isn't signed yet

The skinny on real estate

Sometimes, the best way to get up to speed on Vancouver real estate is to sit in a room full of people who develop the stuff.