Finding a Green and Healthy Condo
Choose a “golden oldie” or follow the LEED. by Tim Haig

Green House, Right Price
The Verdant makes eco living look simple—and affordable, too.
by Meg Walker

Body Talk
by Elizabeth Barker

No Nuked Food
Removing irradiation label puts consumers at risk.
by Alicia Priest

Air Pollution Linked to Heart Disease
by Patrick Massey, MD, PHD

To Screen or Not to Screen
Do mammography and PSA tests do more harm than good?
by Alicia Priest

What Should We Eat?
Sometimes, good advice may be hard to swallow. by Alicia Priest

Spring Cleaning
How to choose a detox that’s right for you. by Diane Selkirk

Act Your Age
Why are we so afraid of getting old? by Alicia Priest

Chemical Overload
When your environment is your enemy. by Alicia Priest

Say No to the HPV Vaccine
But say yes to regular Pap tests. by Alicia Priest

Go for the Small Fry
Keeping seafood sustainable. by Don Genova

Fresh Greens
Featuring the Feast of Fields, Folk Festival food, and What to Eat. by Trish Kelly.

Farming on the Middle Path
For growers, going organic isn’t easy. by Spring Gillard

Fresh Greens
Featuring Earth Water, Salmon House on the Hill’s B.C. menu, and Seedy Solstice. by Trish Kelly

The Family that Eats Together
A call for the return of the Sunday dinner. by Don Genova

Fresh Greens
Featuring Hemp Bliss hempmilk, The 100-Mile Diet, and plenty of food events on Commercial Drive. by Trish Kelly

Taking it to the Street
The Fairmont feeds the homeless with style. by Spring Gillard

Food for a healthier planet
Our new column on food for a healthier planet kicks off with Sambazon’s açai sorbet, Rocky Mountain Flatbreads, and Black Gold. by Trish Kelly

What Do You Really Want?
Finding the peace inside you. by Gangaji

Canada: The Bully's Helpful Assistant?
Linda McQuaig’s new book scrutinizes Canada’s relationship with our closest neighbour. by Nadine Pedersen

Earth and Spirit
Author Bruce Sanguin says spirituality and ecology are interconnected. by Maureen Jack-LaCroix

The Village Bank
Muhammad Yunus’s Banker to the Poor. by Tom Sandborn

Start with Petunias
Jay Walljasper, author of The Great Neighborhood Book, on making communities more liveable. by Kathy Sinclair

Paul Hawken's Solution to World Pain
On our way to happy planet. by Alicia Priest

How to Find Happiness
A fleeting moment, or a way of seeing? by Matthieu Ricard

The Business of Being Deepak
Now 60, the guru of bliss shifts priorities. by Pamela Post.

Fresh-Faced
Just how far are you willing to go for that youthful glow? by Stephanie MacDonald

The Party Leader
Carmen Mills and the Car-Free Commercial Drive Festival turn sustainability into a celebration. by Adrian Mack. photo by: Jaime Kowal

From Hired Gun to Healer
A former criminal lawyer makes “forgiveness” a new legal term.
by Larissa Buijs

A Bold New Movement
Design diva Amrita Sondhi’s yoga line blends fashion, sustainability, and compassion. by Hadani Ditmars

Beyond The Secret Backlash
Oprah smiles on Victoria’s Michael J. Losier, author of Law of Attraction. by Kathy Sinclair

Urban Environmentalist
Severn Cullis-Suzuki on ethnoecology, charades, and the yin and yang of things. by Adrian Mack

Sustainable City
EcoDensity is about designing better neighbourhoods. by Thomas Osdoba

Cool the Planet with
Eco-Friendly Cars
Hybrids, low-emission vehicles, diesels, and more. by Zack Spencer

Growing Up Beautiful
Why the world needs less Lindsay and Britney, and more Olive and Betty. by Pamela Post photo by: Jaime Kowal

July ENVision
Featuring Red Flag Design handbags, Karma Coaching Cards, Biosa Bokashi Composter, Shoo-foo bamboo towels, WUN wooden cutlery, and Fluevog’s Veggie Vogs.

June ENVision
Featuring doggie couture from The Dog and Hydrant, Social Conscience soccer and volleyballs, Bolivian maca root, Buddha Village Imports, Biovera sunscreen, Moukisac shopping bags, carbon emissions calculators, and Bike Furniture Design.

May ENVision
Featuring Dominic Design, holistic facials by Ezra Tekdal, Every Day Haiku, Mother Earth Says, Phones for Food, Erin Templeton bags, the Saje Superwoman-on-the-Go Kit, and Habitat for Humanity ReStores.

July Visionaries
Featured this issue: Pivot Legal’s Katrina Pacey; Bradford
McIntyre of Positively Positive; Edible Planet’s Marilyn
Kopansky; and Gordon Price of the SFU City Program.
photo by: Jaime Kowal

June Visionaries
Sandra Dawn Johannson of InspireHealth; Shannon Boase of Earthcycle Packaging; musician/yogi Wade Imre Morissette; and smashLAB/Design Can Change.
photo by: Jaime Kowal

May Visionaries
Featured this issue: Visionary mothers, including Melanie Mark of the Urban Native Youth Association, Dalai Mama Lorinda Earl, Karen Campbell from the Pembina Institute, and Dream Child’s Nancy Bradshaw.
photo by: Jaime Kowal