by Lara Gladych – This is the fifth in a six-part series of profiles featuring some of the Saanich Peninsula’s wonderful restaurants and pubs. Rise n’ shine! It’s breakfast time at Canoe Cove Joe’s. The restaurant’s namesake and chef, Joe Bourdeau, and I sit in the back corner of the restaurant, each with a latté […]
Peninsula Restaurant Profile: The Sunny Side of Canoe Cove Joe’s
by Valerie Green – Can you imagine what it must be like to have your child taken from you in a split second, and 25 years later still not know where he is or whether he is alive or dead? No one could – unless they had experienced it. For Crystal and Bruce Dunahee, that
This Month in History: 25 Years Since Michael Dunahee Vanished
by Steve Sheppard – The Saanich Peninsula is no stranger to retirees; they represent the largest demographic in the picturesque area and every day local coffee houses are filled with lively banter and stories of life experience. As a former barista, I’ve had the pleasure of serving many retirees, and my multitude of discussions with
Smell the Coffee: Coffee and Retirement
Article by Barry Mathias; photography by www.nuttycake.com – The spacious house is set in the middle of a well-treed, five-sided two-and-a-half acre lot with views of Prospect Lake. This distinctive house, with its four bedrooms and three bathrooms, is the result of close collaboration in 2010 between the owners, John and Jeanette, and Mike Nixon
Seaside Homes: Creating a Home
by Chantelle McLarty, CM Interior Design – There are so many things to consider when building a new home, or renovating an older home, that it’s easy to get overwhelmed and overlook small but important details. It’s also important to make your home about you and your family; a great starting point is getting ideas
On Design: The Art of Custom Design
