October 1 marks the International Day of Older Persons. A recently published study from Simon Fraser University researchers looks at the mental health of older Canadians and identify interventions and supports that can better support aging people in our communities.

Local experts and endless inspiration will be on display from October 14 – 17, 2021, at the Vancouver Convention Centre – West

– 89% of Canadians are looking forward to eating out with family and friends
– Consumers twice as likely to prefer ordering delivery directly from restaurants vs third party apps
– 78% of Canadians yearning for comfort food during pandemic stress.

Montreal, Quebec, Sept. 06, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Leading Canadian e-commerce platform, ShopperPlus (or the “Company”), has successfully raised a C$17 million Series-A financing co-led by Celtic House Asia Partners (CHAP) and the Canadian Business Growth Fund (CBGF), with participation from Celtic House Venture Partners and the National Bank of Canada. Individual investors include e-commerce shopping app Wish co-founder, Danny Zhang, and Sequoia China Managing Director, Kevin Pan.

After a one-year hiatus, expert advice and inspiration return to the Vancouver Convention Centre – West, October 14 – 17, 2021

EQ3’s selection of furniture and home décor has something for everyone at every price point.

Richmond and Surrey-based home care business suggests enjoying meals with loved ones can improve overall nutrition and reduce feelings of isolation and depression

Bingz Crispy Burgers have announced the opening of its first store in North America. With burgers so delicious you won’t believe your taste buds, a little-known culinary fact in the West is that the Chinese burger has a history of more than 2,000 years, originating in the ancient Qin Dynasty. 

Nearly 60 per cent of people experiencing both homelessness and serious mental illness in Metro Vancouver have had a criminal conviction, according to a new study from Simon Fraser University.

Toxic positivity is an “insincere” positive-sounding phrase that is detrimental to someone’s mental well-being. It is “the assumption, either by oneself or others that they should only have a positive mindset despite a person’s emotional pain or difficult situation,” as Dr. Zuckerman explained it.