Life
Karl Klein, 67, died after he had a heart attack in the first few kilometres of the Bazan Bay 5K last week. He is remembered for his love of life and fitness.
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After the winter, homeowners are understandably anxious to get started in their gardens. But people need to pause before they dig another hole in the ground. Choosing the right plant -- and the right place to plant it -- has taken on greater importance as new trends, plant varieties and natural enemies emer
For 60 years, the Pap test has been the standard screening method for cervical cancer. But more than 2,000 Victoria women have already taken part in a
Look out Ken, there's a new man in Barbie's life. In fact,
there are two of them, and they are Mad Men.
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Spring's nautical look brightens any wardrobe
Ocean-ready staples like striped T-shirts, blazers and bling are popping up everywhere this spring. So even if you've never set foot on a sailboat -- or your stilettos wobble at the thought of taking the SeaBus -- you'll love how easily nautical chic brightens up your wardrobe.
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Anti-bullying campaign brings awareness to youth
He's queer, he's here, get used to it. Jeremy Dias is only 26, but he's long been the poster boy for anti-bullying in Canada. At 17, while attending high school in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., he began a legal case against his school and the local school board because of the discrimination he endured after coming out of the closet, and for trying to make his school "queer-friendly."
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More women than ever are getting inked
The first time a needle embedded ink into her skin, Julie Larocque felt like a more beautiful woman. The electric buzzing became harmonious, a lullaby that put her to sleep. Fifteen years later, 33-year-old Larocque has more than 500 hours inked onto her body. Each of her 60 tattoos -- which cover her arms, back, chest, neck, half of her feet and half of her leg -- tells a different story of struggle, strength, and courage.
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Barbie goes mad for "Mad Men"
Look out Ken, there's a new man in Barbie's life. In fact, there are two of them, and they are "Mad Men".
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Tomato Bounce
Help the tomatoes escape the dreaded salad! Bounce them across the kitchen to the table.
Fashion & Beauty
Princess meets pauper as Paris fashion glams it up
If green is the color of hope, John Galliano's latest collection for Dior perfectly captured the mood at Paris fashion week Friday as designers and fans dared to show optimism.
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Food
Secrets of cilantro
When I ask most people about cilantro, there's no middle ground: They either love it, or they hate it. But I'm proof that you can be part of one group and switch sides.
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Comfort Food
- DiSpirito rehabs fatty American comfort foods
- Salty, sweet: study says fat is the sixth "taste"
- Seal meat to be on menu at Canadian Parliament
- Wolfgang Puck to cater post-Oscars Governers Ball for the 16th time
- Many would choose bacon over sex
- Star chef Anthony Sedlak leaves new bistro before opening day
Parenting
Online eco-boutique eases new parents into green way of life
Packing a litterless lunch is a little easier, thanks to local online eco-boutique Lavish & Lime. The family-run website offers everything from reusable sandwich wrap to stainless steel storage containers and more.
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Relationships
Sexy cars may boost a guy's appeal, but leave women stuck in neutral
When it comes to male enhancement, not even the little blue pill can compete with the mythos of a man's wheels, long presumed to do everything from boost his sexual appeal to compensate for that which he may lack.
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First time's the charm
Much to her surprise, Kelly Frenken found that she, her husband Paul and their seven-year-old son Trysten didn't have to cut back on much at all when they moved into their first home last July.
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