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by Anne Miller – Well, that was embarrassing. As Cole Elder described to me the unquestioning, often careless, ways internet users get computer viruses, I saw myself! Cole Elder is graduating from Parkland Secondary School this year. His interests are software and technologies, particularly cyber security, and he is acutely aware of the threats by […]

By Annilee Armstrong, Red’s Chair – There comes a time when all the root touch ups, highlighting and lowlighting become too much of a chore. What’s wrong with grey hair anyway? In a nutshell, nothing. But – how do you transition? Should you transition? What’s the best way? I’ve outlined some options to help you make

I was so excited to be at the grand re-opening of the Sidney/North Saanich Library in June. It was quite the celebration, with cake, speeches and a ribbon cutting. There were many people to name check and thank, and all of it happened within their new beautiful, bright, contemporary space. On all the signs, along

By Sherrin Griffin – As we approach our senior years, our physical and lifestyle needs may change, and it may be time to consider the different living options that are available to us. These days, as the senior population grows exponentially, so do retirement and assisted living communities, with a vast array of living choices

I recently spoke at a Sidney-by-the-Sea Rotary Club meeting. A considerable sized group of about 60 plus members were in attendance and I was extremely humbled by all the lovely accolades that Seaside Magazine received. On numerous accounts, in some form or fashion, I was asked the question: “How do you do it?” I spoke