• Golf

    Springing into Spring

    T.S. Eliot wrote in his masterpiece The Waste Land that April is the “cruellest” month. In the century since the modern epic poem’s publication, literary critics have devoted hundreds of hours to dissecting its meaning. [...]
  • Gardening

    Spring Fertilizers

    Whatever the weather this day, consider it spring! The time has come to search for hints and outright signs of early growth, indicating good things ahead. We can encourage plants to flourish, but it’s best [...]
  • Health

    Parkinson’s Disease

    Over the past three years, I had noticed a significant decline in a close friend’s well-being as he generally showed deterioration in his speech, his gait and his strength. He began to take shorter shuffling [...]
  • Finance

    Building the “Bulletproof” Portfolio

    Financial moves to help you survive and thrive during troubled times Admit it: you’ve been a little worried lately. About the economy. The stock market. Tariffs. Inflation and interest rates. About rising government debt. Or [...]
  • Travel

    Lovin’ The Okanagan

    One of British Columbia’s most popular playgrounds. Becoming captivated by the Okanagan Valley’s repertoire of attractions is both easy and irresistible. On my first trip there, I was immediately seduced by the region’s natural charm [...]
  • Fitness

    Functional Fitness

    A practical approach to staying active All too often, we decide to start a new exercise regimen and find ourselves frustrated, not seeing results, or just becoming plain bored with it after only a few [...]
  • Longevity

    Longevity and Salt

    Some people have a sweet spot for sugar, and others like to go a bit saltier when it comes to indulgences. For years, researchers have been examining the correlation between salt intake and its impact [...]

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  • Travel

    Lovin’ The Okanagan

    One of British Columbia’s most popular playgrounds. Becoming captivated by the Okanagan Valley’s repertoire of attractions is both easy and irresistible. On my first trip there, I was immediately seduced by the region’s natural charm [...]
  • Finance

    Building the “Bulletproof” Portfolio

    Financial moves to help you survive and thrive during troubled times Admit it: you’ve been a little worried lately. About the economy. The stock market. Tariffs. Inflation and interest rates. About rising government debt. Or [...]
  • Health

    Parkinson’s Disease

    Over the past three years, I had noticed a significant decline in a close friend’s well-being as he generally showed deterioration in his speech, his gait and his strength. He began to take shorter shuffling [...]
  • Gardening

    Spring Fertilizers

    Whatever the weather this day, consider it spring! The time has come to search for hints and outright signs of early growth, indicating good things ahead. We can encourage plants to flourish, but it’s best [...]
  • Golf

    Springing into Spring

    T.S. Eliot wrote in his masterpiece The Waste Land that April is the “cruellest” month. In the century since the modern epic poem’s publication, literary critics have devoted hundreds of hours to dissecting its meaning. [...]
  • Longevity

    Longevity and Salt

    Some people have a sweet spot for sugar, and others like to go a bit saltier when it comes to indulgences. For years, researchers have been examining the correlation between salt intake and its impact [...]
  • Fitness

    Functional Fitness

    A practical approach to staying active All too often, we decide to start a new exercise regimen and find ourselves frustrated, not seeing results, or just becoming plain bored with it after only a few [...]