By Sue Hodgson – Nowadays it’s not unusual to hear people say “I want to start my own business,” yet how many of them actually do? The road to entrepreneurship is often a treacherous one filled with unexpected detours, roadblocks and dead ends. Lots of sleepless nights, plans that don’t work out, and funding that
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Gardening weather is on the horizon, and Trendspotter Lara Gladych has asked local nursery and floral experts to share some of their favourite new and popular items to give you ideas for this planting season. Lenten Roses“Moondance” (white) $20.50; “Sally’s Shell” (mauve) $14.70.Lochside Nursery | 250.544.3100 Orgunique FertilizersAll Purpose & Tomato Vegetable varieties, $14.99.Buckerfield’s |
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by Alice Bacon, Brentwood Bay Village Empourium – ‘Fashion changes, but style endures.” The words of designer Coco Chanel could be a touchstone for anyone torn between a desire for self-expression through clothing while wanting to do the right thing for the planet and its people. The fashion industry has earned a reputation for being
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by Jayme Van Vliet, RN, Shoreline Medical Society – The Cervical Cancer Screening Program is an organized screening program in place to reduce cervical cancer incidence and mortality. Cervical cancer screening, commonly referred to as a pap test, is completed by a healthcare professional. A sample of cells are taken from the opening of the
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by Tania Tomaszewska – Historically, the wine world has been a male-dominated bastion. But more and more women are jumping barriers to lead in this realm – as sommeliers, winemakers, owners or in other ways to bring wine adventure and education to consumers. When I learned that Seaside’s focus this issue is “Women to Watch,”
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by Lara Gladych – Who do you turn to when you have a question? Is it Google or Siri, maybe Alexa? At Seaside Magazine we are fortunate to know local experts in all the fields (or we’ll know someone who knows someone), so next time you have a question, Ask Seaside! Each month I’ll take
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by Jo Barnes – The phrase “leave no stone unturned” aptly describes the effort and persistence of most farmers. But for one local farm it describes this and much more. Kristine Letson, co-owner of Stonefields Farm, has not only left no stone unturned to create a bountiful farm, but her family literally had to turn
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by Chris Cowland – The British made some small but cute little sports cars in the late 50s and early 60s. One such family, made by MG and Austin Healey, were named Midget and Sprite respectively. By adding a second carburetor to the same miniscule engine that powered (?) the Morris Minor and the Mini,
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by Tina Kelly – London, Paris, Winnipeg. I don’t know how I did it – I convinced a friend to use hard-earned vacation and holiday in Manitoba. Signs of Canada’s 150 were everywhere and a patriotic buzz was in the air. I was struck by the notion that I had focused more on accruing passport
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by Joan Saunders – I recently went all “Marie Kondo” in my kitchen: rooting through cupboards and drawers I reorganized, rearranged and revamped. It’s a small kitchen so there’s not much room for extras. Some duplicates, as well as some cooking tools that I never use and finally realized I didn’t need, ended up in
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