How cats affect humans
My cat died in March. She was only 10 years old, young for a feline. I was devastated for a solid month or two….
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How cats affect humans
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The No ‘Poo hair diet
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Kwantlen expo delves into sexuality
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The cost of living at home: Should parents charge their kids rent?
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Don’t settle for second best: Q & A on dating, with Laurel Scott
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Purchasing agents and the Lady M sensation
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Save it up, to live it up
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Convenient, private, personal: Why home gyms are better than public gyms
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How cats affect humans
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The No ‘Poo hair diet
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Kwantlen expo delves into sexuality
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The cost of living at home: Should parents charge their kids rent?
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Don’t settle for second best: Q & A on dating, with Laurel Scott
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Purchasing agents and the Lady M sensation
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Save it up, to live it up
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Convenient, private, personal: Why home gyms are better than public gyms
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The No ‘Poo hair diet
I stopped using shampoo in July. Fifteen weeks of latherless, bland, boring showers, lacking any type of Herbal Essence-induced pleasure. I opted instead for…
Kwantlen expo delves into sexuality
A sexy exhibition took place Oct. 27 at the Surrey Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) campus. The 2015 Sexuality Education Explores Positivity and Openness (SEXPO)…
Exploring Maslow’s Hiearchy of Needs
The unconscious desires and needs of each individual: that’s the definition of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. Abraham Maslow was an American psychologist dedicated to…
The cost of living at home: Should parents charge their kids rent?
If you’re a young adult living in Metro Vancouver, you’ve probably noticed it’s expensive to live on your own. Unless you’re working full-time, you…
Don’t settle for second best: Q & A on dating, with Laurel Scott
Laurel Scott is a vivacious 76-year-old. Beautiful, athletic, rowdy and hilarious, she causes a stir everywhere she goes. She has been married twice and…
Purchasing agents and the Lady M sensation
When you know people in other country are buying things you are, but they get them in a much cheaper price – or when…
Save it up, to live it up
Brian Corkum has been saving from day one. Born in Sarnia, Ontario in 1947, his family moved to the Brentwood area of Burnaby, British…
Convenient, private, personal: Why home gyms are better than public gyms
Ryan Sahota starts his morning off by waking up early, drinking some water and washing down a “workout simulator magnum serum along with some…
Young, healthy, wealthy: Investing in life insurance
Being young and being relatively healthy has its perks. Investing while being young and using the benefits of having time to build up wealth,…
Q&A: Jordan Oram of Tzvi’s Place talks about the collective life
Though the idea of living collectively is hardly a new one, it’s gaining traction, especially in perennially unaffordable Vancouver. But sometimes it’s a challenge…
Global Mothers helps consumers “buy good”
The tragedy at Rana Plaza in April 2013 – the collapse of the Bangledeshi garment factory that killed more than 1,100 people – has…
Bicycle abandoned in the shed? Here’s what to do (Third in a series)
It’s a common situation: You have a great bike but don’t get out on it often enough, and now it’s been sitting untouched in…
How expensive is it to eat healthily?
Healthy foods are – on average – $1.50 a day more expensive than unhealthy foods, according to a new study by Harvard University. According…
Bike lanes controversial even among cyclists (Second in a series)
There are mixed feelings about bike lanes, even among the Vancouver cycling community. Bike lanes are controversial: Implementing them costs a lot of money,…
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