– by Julian Sale – It is official, with winter’s shortest day less than a month away, we are definitely feeling the cold. What does that mean for your contact patch? You know, where the rubber meets the road … Your vehicle’s tires complete the link between you and the road. We all forget how […]
Ignition: Winter Driving Wisdom Read More »
– by Todd Hummel – December is the time to make some smart financial decisions and potentially save yourself some money. 1. Tax-loss selling: December 24 December 24, 2014 is expected to be the last buy/sell date for Canadian securities to settle in 2014 (based on trade date plus three days). Always ensure a sale
Common Cents: Year End Tax Planning Tips Read More »
– by Dr. Shelley Breadner – As the holiday season approaches, we can feel the depths of winter. Cold nights, warm home, many comforts around us. For some, those comforts are sparse or absent. All they may have for companionship are their pets. For others, winter can bring a lack of enthusiasm, somnolence and even
Veterinary Voice: Warming the Winter Heart Read More »
– by Barry Mathias – This is the last in a four-part series on some of the unique and local shops the Saanich Peninsula has to offer. For those of you who like to give and receive locally produced, attractively packaged, gourmet items that are also well priced, Snowdon House Gourmet and Gifts Ltd. is
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– by Doreen Marion Gee – This is part of a rotating series of articles on members of Sidney Meet Up Women’s Networking Group, featuring women in business on the Saanich Peninsula. Underneath the designer suit and the leather briefcase, your friendly realtor may be a closet Picasso. An artist creates magic on a canvas
Ingrid Jarisz: The Art Of Real Estate Read More »
Pulling together the articles for our December issue has brought Christmas to mind a little earlier than usual for me this year. I don’t mind – it’s a time of year I enjoy. Sharing my desk with me as I’ve written and edited, have been my feline helpers Sam and Levi. They like to show
Last Word with Deborah Rogers Read More »
As I’m writing this I am quite proud to say that I am into the 6th week of my 10-week fitness challenge, and it’s the toughest week yet. I mentioned last month about change and how this shift to winter makes us all a little more tired these days. I’ve always been in good shape;
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Seaside Magazine welcomes your feedback! Send letters to the editor via deborah@seasidemagazine.ca or post your comments on our Facebook wall! Letters may be edited for space and content. I just wanted to say how much I loved reading your in the October issue. I’m so sorry to hear of the passing of your mother this
– by Bill Cooke – The Technology and Advanced Manufacturing industries today rank as two of Lower Vancouver Island’s major economic drivers. Often hard to separate and effectively categorize, companies in these industries continue to experience robust annual growth numbers. It was recently reported by VIATeC (Victoria Advanced Technology Council) that the Greater Victoria tech
Special Feature Editorial: Innovation and Technology Read More »
The Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) will be the size of a sports stadium when built. Envisioned as a robust, scientifically efficient system that will address the most compelling astrophysics science questions of our time it will produce images of unmatched reach and sharpness. As Systems Engineering Group Leader for the TMT Project, managed by the
Can We Talk: Publisher Sue Hodgson talks with TMT Engineering Group Leader Scott Roberts Read More »
