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Here's a first — Fashion Week just for men

Here's a first — Fashion Week just for men

NEW YORK — Ladies, step aside — just a little. The men are craving a bit of the spotlight. In the world of U.S. fashion, women’s clothes tend to get most of the glory. But the industry is aiming to change that, one chic skinny suit at a time.
Now it’s the price of beef in B.C. that’s gone over the moon

Now it’s the price of beef in B.C. that’s gone over the moon

Drought conditions, shortage of feed force farmers’ costs up

Micro-loans can help Canada’s poor prosper

Maxim Zorya had more than a decade’s experience as a registered nurse in his native Ukraine and then in Israel. But when he and his family made Vancouver their home five years ago, Zorya’s nursing career floundered.
Entrepreneurs offer lessons in parenting can-do kids

Entrepreneurs offer lessons in parenting can-do kids

NEW YORK Hard work, persistence, initiative.
Hardware with pull: Add style to your home without spending a lot

Hardware with pull: Add style to your home without spending a lot

It’s a small thing, often overlooked amid major items like furniture and paint colours when you’re decorating a room. But don’t underestimate the power of household hardware.
Plant-based diet means no calorie counting, says new cookbook author

Plant-based diet means no calorie counting, says new cookbook author

Sarah Britton’s food transformation started when she ate a tomato picked from a vine that was packed with more flavour than anything she’d ever tasted.
Beware, camp-bound kids: ‘Super lice’ are on the rise

Beware, camp-bound kids: ‘Super lice’ are on the rise

Never mind an axe-wielding maniac: It may be “super lice” that await your child at sleepaway camp this summer.
Escape Rooms offer live-game thrills without the real danger

Escape Rooms offer live-game thrills without the real danger

Sometimes the whale-watching, the golf playing, the movies, an ice-cream cone or beer by the waterfront just aren’t enough. Not intense enough, active enough, mysterious or even scary enough.
Burt Shavitz, co-founder of Burt's Bees, dies at 80

Burt Shavitz, co-founder of Burt's Bees, dies at 80

Tribune News Service Burt Shavitz, the Maine beekeeper who co-founded the Burt’s Bees natural cosmetics company and lent it his name and likeness, has died. He was 80.
Foodies put their heart on their sleeve

Foodies put their heart on their sleeve

To some, a sleeve is a 14-ounce beer glass; to others, it’s a wrist-to-shoulder tattoo. And when those worlds collide, you get something like Bad Tattoo Brewing in Penticton.