Family
Pharmaceutical R&D Spending Drops to Lowest Level Since 1988
By Guest Column | June 23, 2011
Only 6.9% of brand-name drug companies' Canadian sales revenues spent on research and development
Encountering Heaven and the Afterlife
By Guest Column | June 22, 2011
Somewhere indescribably beautiful.
Pfizer Canada announces Neuropathic Pain Research Award Recipients
By Guest Column | June 22, 2011
Fourth Annual Awards Competition Dedicated to Neuropathic Pain Research
A Rose Primer
By Wes Porter | June 21, 2011
Roses often seem to act as magnets for every pest around.
The Garden’s Gone, But the Cows Sure Were Happy
By Dub and Deb | June 21, 2011
Butter beans, string beans, corn, and canned tomatoes, pickles, eggplants, peppers, okra
Bunga Bunga Amongst the Bugs
By Wes Porter | June 20, 2011
‘Phalloblaster": The device inflates the genitalia with a stream of pressurized alcohol to create the same shape as when the insect was alive.
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation's Canadian Clinical Trial Network announces launch of clinical trials network
Bill Neal’s Fried Grits, Ronni’s Fried Apples, Blackberry Dumplings
By Dub and Deb | June 19, 2011
Deep South Cuisine, Bill Neal’s Southern Cooking
Language of Flowers Gets Boost from Kate
By Wes Porter | June 18, 2011
Victorian floral symbols
Happy Father’s Day
By Dub and Deb | June 18, 2011
Granny Margaret’s Meatloaf
COPA Airlines begins nonstop service between Toronto and Panama
By Guest Column | June 17, 2011
Copa Airlines is the first airline to operate regularly scheduled nonstop flights between Toronto and Panama
Peter Piper’s Peppers
By Wes Porter | June 16, 2011
People are plain fascinated with peppers
A Little About Deb, and How We Do Shishkabob
By Dub and Deb | June 16, 2011
Preparing a great spread
Picking Corn, I Didn’t Think Was There
By Dub and Deb | June 15, 2011
More creaming corn
Recipes Dads Love
By Guest Column | June 14, 2011
Win Dad's appreciation
Cream Cheese Bars, Chicken and Rice Casserole, Brunch Casserole
By Dub and Deb | June 13, 2011
Home Cookin on Ridin out the Recession
A dry, hot summer in Florida
Landscaping with Lucy Lawless
By Wes Porter | June 12, 2011
The Xena actress and Greenpeace climate change ambassador is converting two of her four consolidated properties – with a total worth of more than $7 million – into a 1600-square-metre garden.
The Good Sport
By Dub and Deb | June 11, 2011
Ridin out the Recession
Birds of a feather
By News on the Net | June 11, 2011
The 10 lost and abandoned owls forming a family at St Tiggywinkles animal hospital
Plan to battle cancer faster
By News on the Net | June 11, 2011
Province's goal to cut wait time for treatment to two months
‘Pearls of Aphrodite’ All the Rage in Europe
By Wes Porter | June 10, 2011
"White Caviar"
Deb’s Update, and a Blessing
By Dub and Deb | June 9, 2011
Cancer Specialist, Chemotherapy
An Odiferous Araceae
By Wes Porter | June 7, 2011
At the end of last April, an Amorphophallus titanium flowered at Basel Botanical Garden in Switzerland, attracting 10,000 visitors
Renovation With Aloha Packages Offer Rates up to 50% Off
By Guest Column | June 7, 2011
The Fairmont Kea Lani’s Signature Restaurant Undergoes Renovation this Fall
Ride for Dog Guides 2011
By Guest Column | June 7, 2011
Change the lives of Canadians with disabilities by participating in the first annual Ride for Dog Guides
From: The Dog
By Guest Column | June 6, 2011
Ways to be a good dog.
This is What WE Call Cream Corn… “City Boy!”
By Dub and Deb | June 6, 2011
Home Gardening on Ridin' out the Recession
Garden Weather: Warm & Wet—Or Perhaps Dry
By Wes Porter | June 3, 2011
This is an excellent time for repotting those houseplants that require new quarters.
The Last of Our String Beans, and Canning Limas
By Dub and Deb | June 3, 2011
Butter bean, Tomatoes, Hendersons and the Speckled Butter Beans