Life
Antique Warehouse has thrived in its odd location for two decades. Being out in the commercial boonies means they can afford a lot of space - 12,000 square feet. And they need a lot of space, because they have a lot of antiques.
Neighbours
Thomas the Tank Engine is pretty high in my books, too, although
frankly, I can't stand to watch him.
In the realm of personal achievements, Dr. Ron Weiss, who
says he likes to do things with his hands, can lay a claim that few,
if any, others can: He has rendered more men infertile than perhaps
anyone else.
Milan Fashion Week starts on Wednesday under an economic cloud that has led to a cut in the number of catwalk shows this year and prompted a weakened Italian clothing sector to seek state aid.
I suppose it's my fault. Recently, my two kids challenged me
to pull them up a steep, snowy hill on their sled.
Features
Spend and thou shall receive: The $1350 Home Reno Tax Credit solution
The Home Renovation Tax Credit plan aims to inject $3-billion to stimulate the economy. The plan seems simple enough: Spend up to $10,000 on renovations and construction on the family home, and you get a tax credit of 15 per cent back.
Gather 'round — the banquette is to kitchen seating what comfort food is to the cook
It's informal, reassuring and cosy. It also offers extra storage in foyers.
Features
Restaurant review: A world of cuisines travels through Yaletown eatery
The menu at R.TL changes every three months, but always keeps B.C. dishes in the mix.
Canadian tweets won’t be cheap
Canadians who use Twitter are fuming at Bell Canada for bringing the messaging service to mobile phones, but attaching a steep price tag to it.
smallfeature
Tomato Bounce
Help the tomatoes escape the dreaded salad! Bounce them across the kitchen to the table.
Fashion & Beauty
Young designers shrug off crisis to fire up Milan
Italy's young fashion designers kicked off the Milan womenswear shows on Wednesday, betting on novelty and fresh ideas to win over a fragile industry in a tough economic climate.
Food
It's official. We're now the coffee capital of Canada
It used to be a handful of obsessive coffee fanatics. Now, coffee geekism is - pardon the pun - filtering down to the masses.
Parenting
Sex ed 101
When the kids start asking questions about sex, don't change the subject, but answer them directly, says Vancouver author and pioneer child sex educator Meg Hickling.
Comments (0)
Relationships
You must remember this, a kiss isn't just a kiss
Lotharios beware: There's a lot riding on a kiss, new studies on the science of smooching suggest.
In 'Homes' Today
smallfeature
U. S. property market waits it out
Last month was another record breaker for the U. S. housing market -- only they weren't the right kinds of records.
Sponsored Links
Anyone Can Be A Know-It-All Contest
»
Winners Wall Contest
»