by Stu Rhodes – Though their names are different, brothers Damien Tom (below right) and Joel Sampson (below left) share many things, including the same employer, a great work ethic and a strong desire to learn more and advance their skills in their chosen trade of carpentry. This was not always the case. Both had […]
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Seaside Magazine is honoured to celebrate those men who sustain our business community with our fourth annual Men to Watch special issue. We asked Pete Zubersky, Owner of the Peninsula Panthers Junior Hockey Club, about mentors and role models and the place they have in our community. Celebrating Dads, Mentors and Our Men to Watch.
Publisher Sue Hodgson Talks With Wally du Temple About Ardmore Golf Course “Then & Now” It is amazing to think that Ardmore Golf Course, a nine-hole course, was built in 1886; it was the first golf course on Vancouver Island built by William Le Poer Trench. In 1946, after his decommissioning from the Royal Canadian
by Adam Olsen – In the past I rarely paid much attention to the clothes I wore, and I certainly never considered myself fashionable. Buying clothes was frustrating. I would pop into a chain store and pick up the first thing I saw that came close to filling my need. I avoided dressing rooms and
by Sean McNeill – What began as a dream five years ago became a reality when we opened our doors at 1720 McTavish Road (North Saanich) on May 9, 2016 as the McTavish Academy of Art (MAOA). MAOA is a bold adventure by a group of young entrepreneurs, that will see the 18,000 square foot
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