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Remember the fundraiser hosted by Sparrow Fitness that I briefly mentioned in this column earlier this month? Well, I thought you’d like more info on the annual event run by Burnaby’s Tyler Sparrow .

He calls it 19th century physics. But instead of creating energy, Ian Anderson uses his physics background to create artisanal spirits.

Site helps owners find walkers, sitters and boarders

It’s that time of year, when restaurants across the Lower Mainland entice you out of your homes for a scrumptious meal at a good price. Dine Out Vancouver returns Friday, Jan. 20 and runs to Feb.

Just breathe. That’s what Brentwood Town Centre wants you to do at its weekly yoga sessions, which resumed last Sunday.

Paramedic students at the Justice Institute of B.C. will be better prepared to handle calls involving babies and kids thanks to a donation from Burnaby-based G&F Financial.

Expert Physio marks a very special milestone

Why is she in the news? At 28 years old, Candice Brown has done something most people spend their lives dreaming about – she started her own business. This weekend, Brown opened the doors to the Candy Apply Toy Company .

Steamworks Brewing Co. and Moksha Yoga are once again teaming up for another installment of yoga on tap. The Burnaby-based companies have collaborated before to offer folks “beer yoga.

Edmonds’ skyline will look decidedly different in the future. Cressey Development Group broke ground on its Kings Crossing development, located at the corner of Kingsway and Edmonds Street, at a ceremony last week.