Desiree Miller

3 weeks ago | bcmag.ca | Desiree Miller

Within minutes of hitting the False Creek seawall you’re on a pathway to infinite exploration. You could cover this eight-kilometre, ocean-side pathway in a brisk two hour walk and enjoy stunning skylines, greenspaces and landmarks along the way. Or, make an adventure of it, and engage in the many different neighbourhoods that make False Creek such a popular destination. From Sunset beach in the West End to Vanier Park of Kitsilano, there is no shortage of options for rest or play.

1 month ago | boattest.com | Desiree Miller

By Desiree MillerThe first time I was invited on a sailboat, there were a few rules to abide by: have a lifejacket, wear closed toe, non-marking shoes, and under no circumstance was I to bring a banana on board. The captain was not a picky eater, rather, he followed a set of ancient boating superstitions that still hold power over boaters today. Why the superstitions?

Mar 24, 2025 | primewomen.com | Desiree Miller

Would you like to live a decade longer? If you’re like me, the answer is yes, as long as your quality of life remains strong. If I’m not healthy, it’s a hard pass. But if I know that decade will be disease-free, then I’m in. And if you are, too, you should pay attention to what longevity companies are doing these days. They’re working hard to make life better and last longer.Retro Biosciences is a developer of cellular reprogramming and rejuvenation.

Dec 30, 2024 | pacificyachting.com | Desiree Miller

The first time I was invited on a sailboat, there were a few rules to abide by: have a lifejacket, wear closed toe, non-marking shoes, and under no circumstance was I to bring a banana on board. The captain was not a picky eater, rather, he followed a set of ancient boating superstitions that still hold power over boaters today. Why the superstitions? The origins of these beliefs stem from early days at sea when sailors ventured into uncharted waters for fishing, trading and exploration.

Nov 18, 2024 | bcmag.ca | Desiree Miller

The town of Nelson is one of the most beloved destinations in British Columbia’s Kootenay region. Despite its popularity, Nelson has retained the charm and heritage of a small mountain town, preserving the look and feel of its roots while also allowing for local business and culture to thrive and outdoor recreation to flourish. It is one of those unicorns that you can travel to and get a full experience while still feeling like you are in the middle of nowhere, and not overrun with tourists.