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Mind your thoughts for a more rewarding life

Most of us are pretty sure that we know what we are thinking about any given subject and at any time of the day . at least when we're awake.

"Stuffing" contest comes to Burnaby

The car-stuffing craze is back and it's coming to Burnaby. Metropolis at Metrotown is holding a competition dubbed "Stuff the Beetle" on Oct.

Keep workouts on track

You want to be healthy and stay fit, but you always find yourself getting distracted. Life gets in the way, but the key is working through the distractions.

Edmonds seniors' group holds fundraiser

The Edmonds Seniors' Society is hosting a special fundraiser this month. The society is a non-profit dedicated to supporting the health and well-being of people over the age of 55, and the group is based in the Edmonds Community Centre.

Get creative for the spooky season

There was a time in my life when midnight on a Saturday was greeted in a wideawake state - either outand-about and having fun, or on the couch awaiting the time-honoured tradition of enjoying some Saturday Night Live.
PHOTOS: Burnaby garden club celebrates fall

PHOTOS: Burnaby garden club celebrates fall

PHOTOS: Clicking for a cause in Burnaby

PHOTOS: Clicking for a cause in Burnaby

The Click for Babies campaign - which aims to raise awareness about infant crying - is still collecting purple baby caps to hand out at birthing hospitals around B.C., including Burnaby Hospital. Organized by the B.C.
For the love of pizza

For the love of pizza

The sign is hard to miss. Head north on Willingdon Avenue and just before you hit Dawson Street, the sign for Claudio Magagnin's Pasta Amore now has the word Pizzeria attached to it.

Rhythm of Life event raises $71,500 for hospital

The annual Rhythm of Life walk/run event raised $71,500 for the Burnaby Hospital's healthy heart program and a new defibrillator for the emergency department.
Finding new life in old hardware

Finding new life in old hardware

As with many adventures, the birth of Burnaby's Divina Denuevo began with a skeleton key. The company's designers, Victoria Ronco and Dave Kelly, use keys and other antique hardware to embellish their leather bags and accessories.