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Downsizing in B.C. can often mean getting caught up in unforeseen renovations and complicated strata bylaws, but that doesn't have to be the case. When realtor Reza Shei's clients set out to find a new home, they weren't specifically looking for a strata

As I step about the gondola at Grouse Mountain and the cabin begins its long rise, Vancouver slowly unfolds beneath me. The inlet sparkles in the distance while the mountains and forests below glow in vivid greens and blues on a crisp late-May afternoon.

Whether you're a Swiss chocolate lover, or an early-holiday-gift shopper, you're in luck. Switzerland's largest (and arguably most beloved) chocolate brands, Läderach, has opened its first Vancouver-and second B.C.-location. After debuting its first Metro

Leaving a gift in your will is a powerful way for everyday Canadians to champion the values they live by while paying it forward to future generations. With one in two people expected to face cancer in their lifetime-and with cancer incidences increasing

There's a lot of coffee in Fabric Living's office. Enough that one of the artworks hanging in its speakeasy (yes!)-a coffee-themed piece by Nigerian artist Jimbo Lateef-was commissioned specifically for the space. View this post on Instagram A post shared

Chef Ben Kiely is the senior education administrator and lead chef instructor at Vancouver's Pacific Institute for Culinary Arts (PICA). Born and raised in Richmond, England, Chef Ben got his start at a culinary school. He moved to Vancouver in 2009, wher

Darren Entwistle doesn't walk or talk like a man headed for retirement. It's mid-May, and he's bounding downstairs from the 26th-floor event space above his office at Telus Garden. The patio overlooking downtown Vancouver is open and breezy. Entwistle, 64

For years, Duchess Cocktails (the flagship brand of Coupe Beverages) existed only on shelves-at BC Liquor Stores, independent shops and even its zero-proof duplicate, DuchessDry, in grocery aisles. After North Vancouver-raised CEO and founder Olivia Loven

Despite being a bit of a daredevil, I had to overcome a wave of fear when I was invited to the unveiling of the Malahat SkyWalk's newest attraction, The Overhang. Still, I couldn't help but leap at the chance to take in some spectacular B.C. scenery from

Bees connect entire ecosystems, and the same can be said for today's business leaders. While AI and other emerging technologies are creating a buzz, organizations that thrive will be led by leaders-people-who can cross-pollinate strategy, technology and h