– by Barry Mathias – People who move to islands do so for a variety of reasons, but two in particular: those who want to make an economic killing, or those who want to belong and contribute to a small community. The first become rapidly disenchanted, like those who think it might be fun to […]
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– by Doreen Marion Gee – This is part of a rotating series of articles on members of Sidney Meet Up, featuring people in business on the Saanich Peninsula. Peninsula U-Brew Winery staff always knew that the product from their kits was a wine-lover’s dream. With recent changes to liquor regulations, they are delighted that
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– by Doreen Marion Gee – The holidays are supposed to be a joyous and happy time of celebration. However, the stress of the season can put a serious damper on the merry-making. It is important to relax and stay healthy – physically and mentally – in order to reap the most rewards from this
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– by Tina Kelly – If you don’t think the sea can be festive, think again. Common names for some local species embrace vocabulary typically associated with the upcoming season. Mother Nature’s marine “decorations” reflect Christmas colours, winter weather and holiday treats, trees and wrapping. Marine Snow: In the poorly lit twilight zone of the
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– by Ed Wignall – Although winters in Victoria are much milder than the rest of Canada, preparations for winter driving are still needed to maintain your vehicle in safe, roadworthy condition. A little preventative maintenance for the winter will provide you a better chance for trouble-free motoring. Although we are already well into the
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