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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.

Trade Student Spotlight: Doug Evans

– by Stu Rhodes – They say “The best way to predict your future is to create it.” Well, in part that’s what Doug Evans did when he wanted to learn more about working in the marine service sector. His inquiries about Marine Service Technician (MST) helped prompt Saanich School District to develop a three-way

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First Word with Sue Hodgson

As we celebrate all our Women to Watch in this issue, I thought it might be nice if you got to know me a little better! What three words best describe you? Passionate, fun-loving and naughty. What is your recipe for success? Hard work and passion. The harder you work, the luckier you get. One of

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Sidney Celebrates Family Day!

– by Christie Hall – Family Fun … Come Get Your Share! There’s no better example of a family-friendly environment than the Sidney Family Day LEGO Weekend, taking place February 8th to 10th. On the heels of the wildly fun and successful 2013 Sidney Family Day LEGO event, this year a number of community organizations

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Last Word with Allison Smith

If you didn’t know before picking up this issue of Seaside Magazine, you likely do now: February is Heart Month. As Dr. Marita Schauch shares in the Inside Out column this month (pg. 17), every seven minutes in Canada, someone dies of heart disease or stroke (Stats Canada, 2011). Sadly, on February 17th, 2008, my

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Young Readers Book Review

– by Logan Tuck – My name is Logan Tuck and I am so happy to be a book review writer for Seaside Magazine. Tina, my Salish Sea School instructor at the Shaw Ocean Discovery Centre, got me in touch with the people at Seaside and Tanner’s Books who gave me lots of great books

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The Interurban Railway Line

– by Sharon Hope – On a lovely summer’s day in1913, the British Columbia Electric Railway Company launched its new Interurban railway line to Deep Bay in North Saanich. A train decorated with streamers and flags chugged out of Victoria carrying Premier Richard McBride and 100 prominent guests. Approximately an hour later, the party arrived

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