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by Christopher A. Straub Henley & Straub LLP In keeping with this issue's theme of all things culinary, this article is about the financial side of keeping the family fed and watered. Our two eldest kids are both developing an interest in cooking. In between helping them decipher the recipes ("what's a cardamom?") and explaining

The Saanich Peninsula has so many great rural areas that can be biked with relative ease. We selected this trail as it was straightforward for all ages and off heavy-traffic streets when you select the second start below. The Interurban Rail Trail is another spectacular Centennial Trail. The trail follows the central part of the

by Annilee Armstrong, Red's Chair We've all heard of a "bad hair day," but how about a "bad hair year?" Mid March of 2020, people were shocked to realize their impending doom when hair salons were shuttered. In B.C., we were lucky that initial shutdown was only for nine weeks, and only once. Still, those

by Dr. Marita Schauch, ND, Tall Tree Integrated Health Centre It's hard to believe that school is about to start again! It's a great time to be reminded of how important healthy food choices are to help support improved energy, concentration and academic performance for a successful school year. With the abundance of commercially processed

by Deborah Rogers | photo by Amanda Cribdon Photography Pantelis (Lee) Vassiliadis is the owner of Eugene's Greek Foods. Born in Greece, Lee moved to Victoria as a child with his family, where his parents opened the first Eugene's restaurant in 1979. Lee now runs Eugene's Greek Foods from a facility in Central Saanich producing

by Paula Kully News, changes, updates, launches? Email pjkully@gmail.com. Show me the Money A Wish Can Be Granted The Saanich Peninsula Arts and Culture Grant is a new source of funding being administered by ArtSea – the Community Arts Council and funded by the three Saanich Peninsula municipalities of Sidney, North Saanich and Central Saanich.