HK Magazine bids farewell to Wing Lee Street in Sheung Wan. By Winnie Yeung. Photos by Keith Chan.

June Ng meets the residents of Wing Lee Street and hears stories from a threatened community.

“B Team” for the referendum?  - With the pro-Beijing parties, including the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong, the Liberal Party and the Federation of Trade Unions, all deciding not to run in the by-election, the League of Social Democrats (LSD) has recently called for a shadow competition—a so-called B Team, intended to prevent uncontes

A French TV station has been causing a stir among local Chinese restaurateurs after criticizing the hygiene conditions in many of their nation’s Chinese restaurants. An association of Chinese restaurant owners called for a nationwide boycott in protest against what they perceive as a prejudiced, racist attack—a refrain that sounds all too familiar.

Another week, another dumb political appointee - And this week we bring your attention to the Education Bureau’s political assistant Jeremy Young. Young has recently set up a Facebook account, as part of the government’s effort to reach out to the younger population (www.facebook.com/youngchiton).

Chaotic planning and over-development defaces the city’s harborfront. By HK Staff.

Now there is another reason to raise a glass on St. Patrick’s Day this year: ArtWalk is celebrating its 10th birthday on the same evening. Penny Zhou reports.

It’s not just for grannies. Sheena Yap has the scoop on the many health benefits of tai chi.

Only eight districts have dog parks to accomodate the more than 130,000 dogs in Hong Kong. June Ng asks why there are such limited resources for our four-legged friends.

Financial Secretary unveils latest budget plan - Financial Secretary John Tsang Chun-wah gave his budget speech on Wednesday, February 24, and delivered a $20.4 billion relief package. Among the giveaways are a 75 percent salary tax rebate, which benefits 1.4 million taxpayers but has a ceiling of up to $6,000.