seaside

Words Connie Dunwoody Growing up, I was always a bit of a chameleon. I behaved one way with one group of friends, another with a different group, and was a completely different person with my family. Boyfriends got their own versions too, tailored individually. I was nothing if not adaptable! I came into my own

Words Tammy Desor, Village Computers There was a time when many scams were easy to spot: poor spelling, strange email addresses, obvious pop-ups or an unexpected caller asking for money. That is no longer the case. Today’s scams can look polished, sound convincing and feel completely legitimate. Criminals may impersonate your bank, government agencies, familiar

Words Rhonda Todrick Perhaps, as one approaches the final chapter of their life, euphemistically the “winter of their years,” they can pause and reflect on all the springs that reside in their family tree. How many new beginnings did your ancestors experience? Weddings, births, new jobs, new homes, new countries … so many exciting beginnings.

Words & Photos Shelley Tice My goal for this month’s Seaside Get Out! was simple: find somewhere new to me. I didn’t need a big hike or a challenging trail. I just wanted a pretty place to get outside and explore the fall colour, and my first visit to Resthaven Linear Park in Sidney delivered

Words Kelly Finerty Documentary (2026) – Prime 1h 41m I’m not entirely sure what it is, but there is something quite satisfying learning new tidbits of information about iconic Canadian entertainers who make it in the Big Apple. New York City is one of those artistically romantic regions where we often hear about what’s on