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Easter and Passover coincided this year, so we’ve been in America visiting my in-laws. Four years ago, in the spirit of the holiday of liberation and exodus, we had all travelled to the Ukrainian village outside Lviv from which my father-in-law’s family emigrated. In just a few short generations during the 20th century, people there

From the blog of Arie E. Pelta at The Times of Israel

From the blog of Arie E. Pelta at The Times of Israel

From the blog of Arie E. Pelta at The Times of Israel

From the blog of Arie E. Pelta at The Times of Israel

Horatio G. Cookes work is highlighted at the La Quinta Museums "Lincoln’s Scout: Diary of Horatio Cooke, Soldier, Spy, Escape Artist" exhibit.

Slim's BBQ is celebrating its recently refreshed brunch menu with a special discount offer for "the morning after the night before."

Burnout Café, Vancouver's only motorcycle-themed café, opened its doors back in August in what used to be a old Tire Town.

John Nuttall and Amanda Korody came to national attention in 2013 for allegedly trying to bomb the B.C. Legislature. Their case ended up revealing one of the biggest police entrapment cases in Canadian history.

From hip bars to family-run restaurants, Mount Pleasant remains a destination for some of the best food and drink this city has to offer.