seaside

by Tabatha Golat -  With Father's Day approaching, I've found myself reflecting on my own relationship with my father and how it shaped my love of movies and filmmaking. As a young girl, my sisters and I would frequently "borrow" my Dad's camcorder to create our own news broadcasts, commercials or amateur remakes of our [...]

by Jackie LaPlante -  The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness Jonathan Haidt With a PhD in social psychology, Jonathan Haidt is well positioned to explore the social changes wrought by teenagers' exposure to technology. He cites research pointing to marked increases of depression, anxiety and

by John Kernaghan -  News, changes, updates, launches? Email noteworthyseaside@gmail.com. SLEGG BUILD A BOAT AFLOAT AGAIN The popular Canada Day competition is back at Sidney's Beacon Park July 1 as backyard naval architects and shipwrights assemble craft and sail (or try to) using $250 worth of materials donated by Slegg Building Materials. Slegg's Jason Balderston

by Cassidy Nunn | photo by Nunn Other Photography -  The image of horse-drawn carriages is one that invokes a great sense of nostalgia – a link to the past, to a time when the city of Victoria (then Fort Victoria) was just starting out, an era before cars, when horses were commonplace on the

by Dr. Chris Tetley, Longevity Medicine Physician, Pivital -  Longevity medicine is transforming how we approach men's health by shifting from traditional, reactive treatments to proactive enhancements of both lifespan and healthspan. This specialized field extends beyond conventional healthcare by emphasizing preventative measures, personalized treatments, and an understanding of unique health challenges men face. Early

by Katharina Stocker | photos courtesy NIȽ TU,O Child & Family Services -  On May 30, members of the Beecher Bay, Pauquachin, Tsartlip, Songhees, Tsawout, Tseycum and T'Sou-ke communities joined NIȽ TU,O for a special event celebrating the addition of interactive signs in the NIȽ TU,O gardens. NIȽ TU,O's offices are visually stunning. Housed in

by Jackie LaPlante -  The Son of the House by Cheluchi Onyemelukwe-Onuobia takes place in rural and urban Nigeria, primarily in the 1970s. The book opens with the kidnapping of Nwabulu, a one-time housemaid, and Julie, an educated, modern, city dweller. As they pass the time telling one another their life stories, they learn that