Life

For Canadians with foreign mutual fund investments, a rising loonie can have negative consequences — unless you stay the course.

Loss and grief are part of the daily experience of those caring for loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias.

Much has been written recently about the Approved Screening Device being used by police to test drivers. Many are curious about it.

Children whose parents are openly in disagreement and have different rules will quickly learn to divide and conquer.

A Registered Disability Savings Plan can be a very good way to accumulate tax-deferred savings for a disabled person.

Built in 1798 and recently refurbished with parts scavenged from other windmills, the Ellis Mill in Lincoln is once again fully functional.

November has arrived and, along with May, it shares the distinction of being the most likely month to run into wildlife on B.C.'s roads.

When a sandhill crane was grounded in Merville, it was captured, banded and transported to the Reifel Bird Sanctuary — causing quite a stir.

Is your heart sinking at the prospect of another long winter? You might struggle with Seasonal Affective Disorder.

Philadelphia’s Eastern State Penitentiary is Gothic enough in daylight, but around Halloween, it is one of America’s largest haunted houses.