Living

Researchers at the University of British Columbia's newly opened Human-Animal Interaction Lab are looking for four-legged participants. The goal: Understand the mind of canines, including what makes them happy

Shea McInnis used to love cooking. But higher prices have reduced the PhD student to basic meal planning on a shoestring budget.

Trends in food—ranging from the Jell-O molds of the 1950s to the COVID-19 pandemic’s dalgona coffee craze—continue to evolve, reflecting the conditions of the place and time where they appear.

For those in search of things that go bump in the night.

Regardless of their age, the libraries all have the same goal in mind: The egalitarian sharing of information and ideas to people of all races, ages, and creeds.

Self-care can be a key strategy for getting through tough times, such as a global pandemic. Meditation is one practice that has been relied upon by people for centuries and across various cultures.

The very first workout outfits were actually birthday suits. The word gymnasium comes from the Greek word gymnos, which means “naked.

Please look online or get out a good canning instructional book from the library to learn safe canning practices before you start with this amazing food preparation and storage method.

When only you sustain your marriage, it won’t improve unless you insist on changes, or separation.

Research has shown losing a job is detrimental to our self-esteem because it is linked to our mental health and bank accounts.