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Your West Coast Culture. A magazine about the people and places that make the Saanich Peninsula the little piece of paradise we call home.

One Food, Three Ways – Cottage Cheese

Words Harninder Jacquot, Reel Meals YYJ Photo Sarah Hartley Photography I scream! You scream! We all scream for ... protein? Cottage cheese offers several health benefits, including supporting weight loss, providing essential nutrients and promoting muscle growth. It is also a good source of calcium, which is important for bone health. Whether you are a

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Nurtured by Nature

Words & Photos Vanessa Lee, Storyoga The welcome arrival of spring naturally calls us to spend more time outdoors. The earth is waking up and new life is buzzing all around. For children, nature is the perfect playscape for exploration, growth and learning. The possibilities are endless in capturing the curiosity and attention of such

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New & Noteworthy – News, Changes, Updates, Launches

Have something for New & Noteworthy? Email noteworthy @seasidemagazine.ca. Words June Murray Dagnall Blooming Victory The Vancouver Orchid Show celebrates the beauty of orchids in bloom, expert judging, education, artistic expression and conservation. At this year’s show, Peninsula local Leda Bower’s Dracula gigas stood out among hundreds of entries and earned the prestigious Best in

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Charity Connections – Beacon of Hope: 50 Years of Impact with Beacon Community Services

Words & Photos Beacon Community Services For over 50 years, Beacon Community Services has been a vital thread in the fabric of Southern Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands – providing care, connection and critical support to people of all ages. From young people experiencing homelessness to isolated seniors and families in crisis, Beacon has

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Off the Vine – 95% Lost: The Remarkable Rebirth of BC’s Wine Industry

Words Richard Hope With spring's arrival, B.C. wineries face unprecedented challenges. Two years ago, 50% of the grape harvest was lost to forest fires. In 2024, over 95% was lost due to extreme frosts. Alongside ongoing challenges with tariffs and changes to interprovincial trade, making wine in B.C. has never been more difficult. Yet, despite

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Bateman Exhibition on Salt Spring a Sneak Peek Private Collection First

Words & Photo ArtSpring This May, coinciding with legendary Canadian artist, educator and conservationist Robert Bateman’s 95th birthday, comes an extraordinary never-before-seen exhibition entitled Confluence: The Bateman Collection, at ArtSpring on Salt Spring Island, where he resides. While Robert is best known for his prolific body of work of highly realistic depictions of wildlife and

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