Seaside Magazine

Arts Scene – Laura Evans: Inspirations in Ink

October 24, 2024

by Jo Barnes | photos by Sarah Hartley Photography - Have you ever heard of a humility square? In quilting, it is a square with an intentional mistake in it, like a break in pattern or mismatched colour. It serves as a reminder that in the creative process perfection isn't the goal; it's the overall [...]

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Impromptu

October 24, 2024

No one can style and pose like MODEN'S Devon Bird. I follow MODEN on socials and have always admired her styling and posing in each of her posts. As a photographer, I internally critique each image and often learn a new pose, look or better yet … how to create a new feel. For this

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Seaside Homes – A Grand Home on Curteis Point

October 24, 2024

by Janice Henshaw | photos by Tanya Murchie - The new wood-fired outdoor pizza oven from Italy is heating up. What to do until it's ready? New homeowners Chris and Amy can relax in their jacuzzi hot tub for a before-dinner soak. Or they can sit on the patio in front of their outdoor fireplace

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The Natural Path – Weighing in on Health Trends

October 24, 2024

by Dr. Marita Schauch, ND, Tall Tree Integrated Health Centre - With the world at our fingertips, trends seem to rise and fall like a kid on a pogo stick. The rise of "health influencers" and the sparkling carrot of viral fame has led to claims circling around that promise to be the ultimate secret

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Living Off the Land – Edible Plant Source: Foundations in Flavourful Foodscapes

October 24, 2024

by Jo Barnes | photos by Kathryn Alvarez Photography - A garden landscape should be eye-catching, aesthetically pleasing and add value to your home … and it doesn't hurt if it is tasty too! Traditionally, lawns and gardens have been developed with the priority of curb appeal, but there are now landscaping alternatives such as

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Little Adventures – Mission: “Errand Date”

October 24, 2024

by Cassidy Nunn | photo by Nunn Other Photography - Finding time to connect with friends, especially while raising young kids, can be challenging. There is juggling nap schedules and jobs to the kids' classes and your own activities (if you're even able to find the time and energy to add those to your life!).

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West Coast Gardener – Bountiful Berries of Winter Gardens

October 24, 2024

by Natalie Foofat, Patio Gardens - Early winter gardening on the West Coast is a season not to be overlooked. As fall transitions towards the winter holiday season, our gardens can be a spectacular place for beautiful decorative berries, more than just the classic red holly berries. Many shrubs provide berries for garden interest, some

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Inside Out – The Human Whisperer

October 24, 2024

by Leslie Hunter, Hunter Coaching and Consulting - Recently, I've been delving into the works of Cesar Millan, renowned for his expertise with dogs. This interest is sparked by my own experience with a tiny, very opinionated puppy. As I devote time and energy to becoming a better dog owner, I find myself intrigued by

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Last Word from the Editor-in-Chief

October 24, 2024

by Allison Smith - We recently took a trip up north to Bridge Lake, B.C., and the Montana Hill Guest Ranch. It was a much-needed break and a time for our family to reconnect. In fact, we had little choice in the matter – the sign at the entrance to the ranch read: "spotty Wi-Fi

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First Word from the Publisher

September 26, 2024

by Sue Hodgson - Publishing Seaside Magazine continues to be one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Every day I work closely with other small business owners and creators in our vibrant community, highlighting their work and telling their stories. From the coffee shop owner who pours her heart into every cup to

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