Feeds from London Free PressBooksBusiness Monday Canada Cartoons Celebrities Citizen One Columnists Columnists Columnists Columnists Columnists Columnists Comment Contests DVD Eat Editorial Entertainment Fashion Football Gadgets Gardening Green Planet Health High School Sports Hockey Homes Hot Shots Last 72 Life Listen up London Maps Money Movies Music News News Other Sports Photos Soccer Special Sections Sports Stage Travel TV Video Games Weird World All Feeds |
Life - Feed
Find the latest news stories from London Free Press on the topic Life. |
 WestJet flew record number of passengers in 2016WestJet Airlines flew a record 22 million passengers in 2016, in spite of the ongoing economic downturn in Alberta that forced the airline to shift capacity away from its home province early in the year.
|
 Beer column: Brewers get creative with distributionThe LCBO, Beer Store and select grocery stores are all decent ways to discover Ontario craft beers.
|
 Living large in Dubai: Wealthy emirate quite the adventureDUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- It was a shock to the system as I made my way toward the back of the plane, where I was to be squeezed into my economy-class seat like a fat man trying to fit into a pair of size 28 pants. At 6-foot-3, flying economy is never easy; having just experienced the sheer luxury of business class on an Emirates flight from D
|
 17 ways to renew you in 2017So 2016 was a dud - and you're heavier, haughtier and unhappier too.
|
 You can use your treadmill for more than a boring walkMIAMI -- Just because it's too cold for your normal three-mile outdoor run doesn't mean the treadmill has to be a monotonous exercise in staring at a blank wall.
|
 Waters On Wine: Okanagan Valley set to shock the worldJohn Simes, who served as Mission Hill's chief winemaker from 1992 to 2015 before shifting his focus to oversee viticultural operations, believes the Okanagan Valley is starting to reach its potential. After 40 years of trial and error -- adopting and adapting best practices from top regions all over the world -- the region now has the capability to
|
|
Fare With a Flair: Poached perfection After the holidays, I frequently turn to dishes from China and Southeast Asia to lighten things up and add a bright burst of flavour to the table.
|
 The World Outdoors: These birders up for the count -- hitting 21,245This season's Christmas bird counts wrapped up Thursday. Among our region's final counts were the Sunday St. Clair count and the Skunk's Misery count near Newbury on Monday.
|
 One-Tank Trips: Motor City revs up for big Auto ShowWhen it comes to planning an automotive- themed getaway, all roads lead to Detroit -- the "Motor City."
|
|
|
 Is this the solution to distracted driving?
|
 Chrysler's Portal concept gets it all wrong
|
 New guidelines suggest giving babies peanuts earlier to prevent allergiesWASHINGTON -- New parents, get ready to feed your babies peanut-containing foods -- starting young lowers their chances of becoming allergic.
|
 Hygge: This winter's hottest trend has its heart in the homeSearch the term online and nearly 10 million results roll in. It's being touted by this winter's shelter magazines, decor retailers and lifestyle mavens.
|
 Prince Harry has met Meghan Markle's father; 'He's pretty happy about Harry'Prince Harry met his girlfriend Meghan Markle's father shortly after they began dating, according to her half-brother Thomas, Jr.
|
 Home decor trends for 2017 are all about ease, comfortDecor trends take us on a little emotional journey every season. Some speak to how we're feeling, some to how we want to feel.
|
 Faraday Future promises a zero-emission, 1,000 HP car
|
 Fabled Muscle Shoals Sound Studio named top Alabama tourist attraction of 2017MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- A fabled music studio where acts including the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan recorded hits hasn't even reopened following an extensive renovation, yet it's already being named Alabama's No. 1 tourist stop of 2017.
|
 Tracking Gone With The Wind author Margaret Mitchell in AtlantaThis gracious city has an elegance made famous in Margaret Mitchell's sweeping novel of the south -- Gone With The Wind.
|
 Beer column: A beer a day keeps the blues awayA new year and a new goal. Is it possible to sample 365 craft beers during 2017?
|
 Cruise company Carnival's new concierge technology designed to anticipate your needsWhat if your room on a cruise ship were to unlock automatically as you approach, or if the wait staff could bring your favourite cocktail before you even ask?
|
 Will Ontario's new calorie labelling law affect what people eat?There's a new item on the menu at Ontario restaurants in 2017: calorie counts.
|
 How to deal with broken glass and scratches
|
 Tower of Terror makes its last drop before Marvel makeoverANAHEIM, Calif. -- Disney's Twilight Zone Tower of Terror has taken its final plunge before it gets a Marvel Studio makeover.
|
 Celebrity trainers offer 9 steps for getting back to the gymLooking to get back into working out after a lengthy or perhaps a lifelong hiatus but feeling intimidated at the thought of squatting alongside hand-standing people at a CrossFit?
|
 Conservationists concerned about free entry to Canada's national parks in 2017EDMONTON -- Parks Canada is preparing for an increase in visitors this year as people across the country and around the world request free annual passes to explore the nation's natural treasures as part of Canada's 150th anniversary celebration.
|
