– by Moira Gardener – As my body shows signs of wear and tear from athletic injury and mileage, I looked for ways to get my cardio exercise. Hiking, cycling and swimming had all proved difficult and I eyed Nordic Pole Walking with suspicion, not feeling ready for double canes. As luck would have it […]
– by Doreen Marion Gee – This is part of a rotating series of articles on members of Sidney Meet Up Women’s Networking Group, featuring women in business on the Saanich Peninsula. Purchasing a home starts with a dream. With smart decisions and careful planning, that dream can become a reality. Nicole Wilford helps her clients
Sidney Meet Up: Nicole Wilford – Mortgage Advisor – Protecting Your Dream
– photos by nuttycake.com, special thanks to trendspotter Susi McMillan – My Shopping Shop with a basket! Little action, big impact. You won’t forget, because it’s a piece of art, you won’t need soft plastic for most veggies and fruit. Shop with a basket. Do good, feel good, and look good. My Habits Think
Trendspotting: It’s Our Wonderful World – 5 Ways to Make a Difference
– by Barry Mathias Photos by nuttycake.com – Historically Central Saanich was a farming area, but over the years there has been a gradual change. The Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) now covers approximately 60 percent of the district, and is mainly hobby farms, with a few small working farms and vineyards. The municipality embraces both the
Seaside Homes: Reports From the Housing Front – Focus On Central Saanich
– by Colin Eaton, Garden City Tree & Landscape Ltd. – You’ve probably heard it said that you should take everything in moderation … or you can get too much of a good thing. But mulch is one of those things that provide benefit the more you use. It benefits your garden at every time of
West Coast Gardener: Healthy Gardens and Mulching Go Hand in Hand
