– by Sharon Hope – A snowfall of over 50 cm began on February 2nd 1916, Ground Hog Day that made supplies almost impossible to obtain on the Peninsula. This depth was only surpassed by the snowfall of 1996, when 80 cm fell in downtown Victoria (64.5 cm at the airport). School was closed for […]
The Snowfall: A Date to Remember
– by Jennifer Bowles – Recently my husband and I were enjoying a quick bite and a glass of vino at a funky little bar in Vancouver when we both realized we were sitting next to a very well-known movie star. In an effort to share my excitement, yet still seem nonchalant, I casually pulled
– by Lara Gladych – This is the third in a six-part series of profiles on some of the Saanich Peninsula’s wonderful restaurants and pubs. There’s already a rumbling of customers throughout the Prairie Inn, just minutes after opening late-morning on a brisk and sunny Saturday. Manager Jamie Day seats me at a cozy table opposite
Where They’re Always Glad You Came: The Prairie Inn
– by Julian Sale – Well – sort of … Since the economic crash of 2008/2009, car manufacturers have scrambled to bring sales volumes back up. Leasing all but stopped in the $50,000 and under segment. Many common manufacturers cut costs and quality on existing models to drop the prices. Some introduced cheaper-made, smaller new
Ignition: Can You Really Buy a NEW Car for Under Ten Grand?
Participate Go out, have fun and enjoy the abundance of church, sports, music, art and community events. You and your family don’t have to go far to join in. Check out your local newspaper, online info and Seaside Magazine event announcements to learn what’s out there. mypeninsula.ca/events/ Connect Do you know your neighbours? A
Trendspotting: 2015 is a great year to …
