by Deborah Rogers – Were you ever a Cub Scout, or parent to one? Do you remember the Wolf Cub motto with its “dyb dyb dyb, dob, dob, dob?” I never knew what the “dybs” and “dobs” were all about until my sons were cubs, and I became a leader. Yes, I was Chil (the […]
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by Gael Hannan – Going for a walk is one of the few pleasurable, allowable activities outside our homes during the pandemic, so we are lucky to live on a peninsula so be-ribboned with beautiful places to hike. Some trails are narrower, hidden treasures where you encounter few people. Other trails are more well known
OUT FOR A HIKE – Winter’s Forest Gifts
by Sue Hodgson – Hello 2021, goodbye 2020! We are so glad you’re here! It’s been over a decade since I bought Seaside, right in the middle of a recession. Ten years of building up our business, and then COVID hit. I was so excited for 2020 with new ideas and thoughts for our team
by Anne Miller | photo by Amanda Cribdon Photography – Stats. Graphs. Demographics. Daily, we learn how COVID-19 is threatening our world and remains a clear and present danger. The numbers don’t touch our hearts, though, like images and stories. The November 30th broadcast of CBC’s The Moment revealed the image of a doctor embracing an
MEET YOUR NEIGHBOURS – Jane Dolan: Facilitating Meaningful Moments
Anxiety over financial matters is stressful and can have a negative impact on your well-being, and that of your family. Last year brought new and unexpected challenges which may mean that your long-term financial plans will need reviewing or adjusting. According to CPA Canada’s Canadian Finance Study 2020, of the participants:• 31% say their income
SPECIAL FEATURE: The Peninsula’s Financial Experts
