by Dr. Marita Schauch, ND – Tall Tree Integrated Health Centre – Is anyone else finding themselves here in spring and still riding the Christmas, then Easter, then … anytime sugar high? Phew! Glad I’m not alone. But the sugar addiction is real, and spring is the perfect time to get off the sugar rollercoaster […]
THE NATURAL PATH – Your Spring Sugar Detox Game Plan Read More »
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by Katie Kroeker, Pacific Ridge Landscapes – Lately several clients have asked us to design bird gardens, so I thought I’d share some practical pointers on how to make your own garden more bird friendly. The next time you’re in your garden, take a look around to discover if it has what it takes to
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FROM THE KITCHEN – A Win-Win Situation Read More »
by Paula Kully – News, changes, updates, launches? Email news@seasideamagazine.ca. ON THE MOVE Moving OnSidney Town Crier Kenny Podmore will say farewell this summer to his counterpart, Richard Riddell, as he moves to Nova Scotia. Richard has been Town Crier since 2007, a position that was created in 1997 as a direct result of the
by Jude Wheeler, Will + Wheel Hair Lounge – I have always enjoyed the artistic expression offered by clothing choices. That expression can be fun and playful, or serious and conservative. Mixing textures, patterns and colours offers unlimited options for expression. Finding a personal style doesn’t have to be limited to any particular era, department,
IN FASHION – Setting Gender Aside: Dressing for Yourself Read More »
by Deborah Rogers | photo by Janis Jean Photography – It’s been a year when I’ve seen very few people except my little family of four. Having spent far more time together than usual, I wasn’t sure how my offer for them to join me for my Day Out this month would be received. But
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by Jo Barnes | photos by Amanda Cribdon Photography – Sometimes you know what you want in life from a very young age. For Phil Christensen, his heart didn’t long for amusement parks or travel to distant lands, but for life on the farm. “When I was a little kid, if I was given a
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by Deborah Rogers – Richard Wagamese was an incredible writer and speaker, and our book club thoroughly appreciated getting to know some of his words this month. Our book for discussion, Medicine Walk, was published in 2014, and was his last novel. Several of those who joined our meeting had had the good fortune to
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by Jo Barnes | photo by Amanda Cribdon Photography – A cardboard box becomes your castle; a wooden spoon is your microphone. When you’re a child, using your imagination while playing is just part of your day. But when you’re an adult, playing can transform your day. Since 1952, local community theatre group Peninsula Players
ARTS SCENE – Peninsula Players: In the Company of Community Read More »
