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WATCH: The Vancouver Park Board takes extraordinary measures to save trees that are threatened by current heat wave. Elaine Yong has the latest. Stage 3 water restrictions have created a challenge for Metro Vancouver crews. From 5 a.m. to 9 p.m., Vancouver Park Board staff water newly-planted trees in an effort to keep them alive...

With water restrictions in place across much of the B.C., Scott Pearce and Peter Fitzmaurice of GardenWorks offer some tips on how to conserve water.

Hate watering your garden but love fresh, home grown vegetables and herbs?

It's the perfect weekend for a picnic in many parts of the province. Saturday Chef Michael Kaisaris from Re-Up BBQ is whipping up some Southern Comfort food, making his fried chicken and biscuits recipe. It will definitely be a dish to keep in mind for Father's day next weekend.

A shoulder injury sidelined Jasper Moedt's university basketball career. Soon after his accident he was suffering depression, hearing voices, and having suicidal thoughts.

Fresh off his Top Chef Canada victory, B.C.’s own Chef Matthew Stowe is back to tell us about his experience in the culinary competition. What would a visit from the Top Chef be without an amazing dish?

We are celebrating the life of the late, great poet Robert Burns with some traditional Scottish cooking. Colin Aspinall from Hills Foods is making haggis, neeps and tatties. For those who find haggis doesn’t agree with their palette, Aspinall also has some Lorne sausage to try.

Imagine the entire world being powered by solar energy, harnessed thousands of kilometres away from Earth. Coming up in Connected Life, tech expert Bradley Shende explains a Japanese company’s plan to build a solar plant on the moon. If constructed, it would be 11,000km long and 400km wide.

Saturday At 7:40am celebrity trainer and bestselling author Bruce Krahn shows off a number of foods that can boost performance during a workout and then ease recovery. Vancouver Whitecaps FC Assistant Coach Paul Ritchie sits down with Jay at the end of the hour. In the 8 o’clock hour: One of Canada’s top technical skiers,...

Saturday `Loverboy’ frontman Mike Reno joins us in studio at 7:40am. His iconic Canadian band will be honoured at the upcoming Vancouver Music Industry Awards. The ‘Els for Autism’ Golf Challenge is coming to Vancouver next month. Organizer Alan Rae sits down with Jay at the end of the hour. Shortly after 8 o’clock, we...

North America’s finest pastry chefs are gearing up to go head-to-head at the 25th Annual US Pastry Competition in New York next weekend.

Gardenworks: Companion Plants for Tomatoes

Saturday Morning News We kick off the Canada Day long weekend with Chef Paul Shufelt, visiting all the way from Edmonton. Tipping his hat to his resilient fellow Albertans to the South, he’s making a Stampede inspired snack you’ll want to serve at your barbecue on Monday. With the summer weather finally upon us, it’s...

Find out what's coming up this weekend and at what time.

Imagine the entire world being powered by solar energy, harnessed thousands of kilometres away from Earth. Coming up in Connected Life, tech expert Bradley Shende explains a Japanese company’s plan to build a solar plant on the moon. If constructed, it would be 11,000km long and 400km wide.

Find out what is coming up on this weekend's Morning News.

Mealshare is a new social initiative, tackling hunger in four Canadian cities. By simply purchasing a special menu item at one of dozens of participating restaurants, patrons in turn buy a meal for someone in need. Mealshare co-founder Andrew Hall and Chef Karen McAthy from Graze Restaurant join Lynn and Jay to explain the program and make one of the Mealshare recipes.

Monday was a beautiful and mild February day, reminding many Vancouverites of the weather the city experienced during the 2010 Olympic Winter Games.

Displaying stunning flowers in a plethora of different colours and designs, hellebores have become must-have plants for the winter and early spring garden.

If you can't afford a trip to the tropics this winter, consider changing the climate inside your home with these tips from GardenWorks.