Stories

First Word

Words Seaside Sue, Publisher & Founder Canadian Small Business Week is October 18 to 24, and every year Seaside supports local businesses with a very special feature (pg 12) that showcases how wonderful our community really is. This year, I’ve been thinking about “career” a little differently. I’ve been thinking about my two adult children.

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Charity Connections – Inspiring Stewardship that Unites People and Place

Words & Photos Cara Gibson, Executive Director, Swan Lake Nature Sanctuary Swan Lake Nature Sanctuary is a charitable, non-profit organization responsible for the care of 171 acres of land, water, infrastructure and trails just six kilometres from downtown Victoria. The Nature Sanctuary includes the wetland around Swan Lake and the kwetlal – ḰȽO,EL – camas

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New & Noteworthy – News, Changes, Updates, Launches

Words June Murray Gagnall Have something for New & Noteworthy? Email noteworthy@seasidemagazine.ca. A New Name Reflecting a Clear Purpose VandeRuyt Wealth Management Group is proud to announce that it will become Confident Wealth Advisory Group this October. The new name reflects what the team has always sought to provide clients: confidence in their financial future

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Trade Student Spotlight – Three Paths, One Destination: Level 1 Automotive Technician

Words Heidi Hackman, District Career Coordinators, SD 63 Photo Wind Gypsy Photography In this column we usually highlight students who have found an alternate path to graduation, through a career program. This month we will be diving a little deeper to illustrate that within a chosen career path there are multiple ways to achieve the

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Last Word

Words Tabatha Golat, Editorial Director I have never considered myself a gardener. In fact, I’ve spent years insisting I don’t want plants to look after. Then, this summer, a neighbour gave me three plants: zucchini, cucumber and pepper. I accepted them, intending to pawn them off on my sister. Instead, I brought them home and

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