Sometimes when you’re travelling, the route you take and the sights you see along the way come second to the actual journey you are on. That is about the connections you make, the people you visit, the time you take for family and yourself and to just breathe. You learn things about your travelling companions […]
Last Word with Allison Smith Read More »
I treasure my time watching my two children grow up. As I write this it’s only a few weeks away from my son’s graduation from high school. It’s a real milestone for any parent. I’ll be honest: the prospect of getting older and having my children all grown up sometimes scares the heck out of
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By Tina Kelly – Ten years or a decade – either way you state it – that’s a long time. In 2009, a five-year plan came together when the Shaw Ocean Discovery Centre* officially opened its doors with a kelp-ribbon cutting on June 20. Close to 800 visitors flooded through the submarine doors every day
Salish Sea News: A Decade of Giving Read More »
By Lara Gladych – Seaside Magazine wants to live up to our slogan of being “the voice of the Saanich Peninsula,” so, in every issue, we ask people to answer a question. We’re looking for responses from all ages and across the diverse neighbourhoods that form our community. An act of kindness is never lost on
Word on the Street: An Act of Kindness Read More »
By Darren Westwood – What started out as a whim a couple of years ago, with many hours “in the saddle” since, turned into one of the most life-changing trips I have ever taken. I am so honoured to be part of Wounded Warriors Canada, a Canadian Charity Organization to honour and support Canada’s ill
D-Day 75th Anniversary: Victoria to Juno Beach and Back … Battlefield Bike Ride 2019 Read More »
