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 NURSE IN THE KNOW: Life without a carQ: How do I help my parents adjust to life without a car?
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 ASK EVE: Teaching a little personal responsibilityQ: My family lives in Burnaby and my elderly parents live on the Island.
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 Some ideas for Burnaby and New Westminster summer kids campsSome ideas for Burnaby and New Westminster summer kids camps
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 Kwantlen student designing fashion for eco-friendly nicheAnimal-friendly, eco-friendly, vegan and sustainable are all words Burnaby resident Nam Hee Kim uses to describe her fashion line VEO.
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 AS WE AGE: Advance Care Planning workshop coming March 29Advance care planning is the subject of a workshop March 29 being presented by the Burnaby Seniors Interagency Society.
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 AS WE AGE: Nurse in the know: It's a myth older people need less sleepThere is a myth out there that as we age we require less sleep. Your need for sleep remains fairly constant, but sleep patterns may change.
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 AS WE AGE: Ask Eve: What is a Zoomer?A Zoomer is "a baby boomer with zip," as defined by Moses Znaimer, a Canadian media mogul and founder of Zoomer Media Ltd.
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 First-time home buyers seminar coming in AprilQuestions will be covered by experts at the seminar for first-time home buyers, put on by the Greater Vancouver Home Builders' Association
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 Valentine's customs then and nowValentine's Day is a holiday during February that commemorates love and romance and also the patron Saint Valentine.
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 Valentine's Day tips for dining out with a sweetheartDining out can be the ideal way for couples to enjoy some adult time all alone. However, there are tips to keep in mind
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 Valentine's Day: 14 romantic movies to shareHere are 14 movies deemed very romantic. See if they will be the right fit for your movie night.
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 AS WE AGE: What's next after retirement?Boredom actually may be a side effect of retirement, and some people actually want to go back to work. Here are some tips
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 Valentine's Day: Best foods for a Valentine's kind of moodCertain foods are thought to be aphrodisiacs, which can incite feelings of love and passion later on in the evening.
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 Valentine's Day: Where did sealed with an 'X' come from?Symbol "X" to represent a kiss at the end of a love note or card but don't understand how this letter came to be associated with the kiss.
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 Valentine's Day: 5 thoughtful gifts that don't require much thoughtBut Valentine's Day givers can look to a number of gifts that are very thoughtful but needn't take more than a little forethought.
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 AS WE AGE: Living comfortably on a budgetThose who are successful are often those who are adapting and are able to budget cleverly. Here are some ideas to do just that.
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 NURSE IN THE KNOW: Caring at a distanceWhile caring for an aging family member can be a trying experience, doing it from a distance can intensify the stress caregivers face.
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 ASK EVE:The challenges of moving an elderly parentWhat can you suggest to move her along a little faster?
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 Some great get-fit, shape ideas in New Westminster and BurnabyWhat follows are some options to consider when shaping up for the road ahead. Only you know what's best for you.
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 AS WE AGE: Ask Eve: What age is it too old to move to a new city?Q: At what age is too old to relocate to another city?
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 AS WE AGE: Nurse in the know: Beating the winter bluesAs the days grow shorter, darker and wetter, many people's happiness takes a dive too.
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 AS WE AGE: Beware when buying medicines onlineBut buying merchandise online always comes with a degree of risk, and that's especially so when buying medicine over the Internet.
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 Going big and brightIt started with a mechanical sleigh and reindeer cobbled together by Joel DuPlessis in the basement of his family's Vancouver home.
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 TEST DRIVE: Nissan 2012 Rogue worth a lookNissan's 2012 Rogue is certainly worth a look after two straight years of styling tweaks and technological adjustments.
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 How to have a happy, fiscally sound Christmas seasonMany consumers figure to exercise some restraint this holiday season, sticking to a budget when buying gifts for family and friends.
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