By Cassidy Nunn – There’s a 22-year-old tradition in Brentwood Bay on Wednesday nights throughout the summer that brings the community and families together. The streets fill up with parked cars while the sidewalks teem with residents, some walking their dogs, others carrying picnic baskets and blankets or folded up chairs, as they all make […]
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By Chris Cowland – From age four, I lived in a small English village called Eton Wick. You crossed the country road outside my house, and you could walk the path through a wheat field, and find yourself on the banks of the River Thames, right across from the famous Windsor Racecourse. From a very
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by Anne Miller – Well, that was embarrassing. As Cole Elder described to me the unquestioning, often careless, ways internet users get computer viruses, I saw myself! Cole Elder is graduating from Parkland Secondary School this year. His interests are software and technologies, particularly cyber security, and he is acutely aware of the threats by
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By Annilee Armstrong, Red’s Chair – There comes a time when all the root touch ups, highlighting and lowlighting become too much of a chore. What’s wrong with grey hair anyway? In a nutshell, nothing. But – how do you transition? Should you transition? What’s the best way? I’ve outlined some options to help you make
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Story by Janice Henshaw, photos by Nunn Other Photography – If you were planning to build a new home, imagine how excited you would be to see a super-promising lot come up for sale in beautiful West Saanich. But when you arrive at the lot you find a bog on the lower level and a
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