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– 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. Ingrid Jarisz of Newport Realty exemplifies the platinum value of people skills in a highly competitive profession. Certainly her expertise and years of […]

Victoria Conservatory of Music (VCM), one of the largest and most respected music schools in Canada, makes use of technology to expand the quality and diversity of its music learning options for students. “We believe embracing music technology creates new opportunities for our students,” said Jane Butler-McGregor, CEO of the Victoria Conservatory of Music. “We’ve

The Victoria Flying Club Board of Directors recently welcomed club member and pilot Ramona Reynolds as their first ever female president. Despite the efforts of Amelia Earhart and many like her through the decades, women are still under-represented in the field of aviation, both recreationally and professionally. Reynolds is working to change that. 1928 first

– by Bob Ramsey – Do you enjoy horses, and like to make a difference? Looking for engagement and fulfillment? Become a volunteer! Regardless if you have a horse or not, there’s a welcome spot for you at community shows, where you’re sure to get up close and meet new friends (both two and four-legged!).

– by Tyler Woolley – Who would ever have expected that a small area 33 kilometres in length and averaging four kilometres in width would be serviced by three railway lines, albeit, all operating during the same time? The place: the Saanich Peninsula. The railway lines: the Sidney & Victoria (1894 – 1919), the British