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How do I start strength training?

How do I start strength training?

Ask an Expert: Karina Inkster
Healthy Living: We need a bridge

Healthy Living: We need a bridge

"The bartering of livable housing for the young and helpful friendship for the old is a positive side-effect of constructive social bridge building."
Who’s Your Doggy? Two-way communication

Who’s Your Doggy? Two-way communication

The next time you want to pet a dog, ask, and then listen to what the dog tells you
Let's Talk Trash: Waste-reduction lifestyles

Let's Talk Trash: Waste-reduction lifestyles

The more closely attuned we become with our waste, the more likely we are to know how to reduce it in the first place
President's Choice mushrooms recalled in Canada: Here's what to do

President's Choice mushrooms recalled in Canada: Here's what to do

White sliced mushrooms are being recalled due to possible Listeria contamination.
How can I get the best renewal for my mortgage?

How can I get the best renewal for my mortgage?

Ask an Expert: Cait Holmes
10 actors who learned an instrument for a role

10 actors who learned an instrument for a role

Skoove compiled a list of 10 actors who learned an instrument for a film or TV role using interviews, news reports, and film databases.
How B.C.'s green spaces are linked to ADHD and your health

How B.C.'s green spaces are linked to ADHD and your health

In one study, UBC researchers found the closer one lived to green spaces, the better chance they had of reaching milestones in emotional maturity, language skills, and general knowledge.
History revisited: Discarded encyclopedia set inspires a second look at Romantic poets

History revisited: Discarded encyclopedia set inspires a second look at Romantic poets

A University of Victoria professor salvages a 1910-1911 Encyclopedia Britannica set from a recycling bin, and starts thinking about what we know today that was unknown when the entries were written
What is the 'heat dome' phenomenon and why does it matter?

What is the 'heat dome' phenomenon and why does it matter?

An extended period of hot weather, heat domes can create dangerous conditions for humans, animals and the environments they rely on. But how do they work? And are they really that different from a heat wave?