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by Katharina Stocker | photo courtesy NIȽ TU,O Child & Family Services -  NIȽ TU,O  hosted the spring gathering of the 24 Delegated Aboriginal Agencies in B.C. in early March. Indigenous children are overrepresented in Canada's foster care system, a result of the devastating effects of colonization. While only 7.7.% of youth under 14 are [...]

by Allison Smith -  On March 11, 2020, a large group of local businesswomen gathered at McTavish Academy of Art for Seaside Magazine's annual Women to Watch event. We connected, chatted about business and our lives, and of course about COVID-19 and what that meant, exactly. At that point, Covid was still an abstract concept

by Deborah Rogers -  I grew up in a house where science ruled. Physics, engineering, the emerging world of computers – these were common dinner table topics. The magazine you were most likely to pick up from my home's coffee table? New Scientist. If there was a sci-fi film or TV show, you can be

by Sue Hodgson -  As we celebrate all our Women To Watch in this issue, I thought it might be nice if our readers had a chance to get to know me a little better. I asked myself these questions in 2014 and I thought it was time to see if any of the answers