by Paula Kully – BY LAND OR AIR Big Wheels Keep on Rolling Empire Hydrogen was recently awarded the Vancouver Island EcoStar Award for Technology Excellence. Since 2009, Empire Hydrogen Energy Systems has been working towards developing and marketing a green solution to reduce the environmental impact of gas and diesel vehicles around the world. […]
by Chris Cowland – Hearing the annual reading of A Child’s Christmas in Wales on CBC Radio during the recent holidays reminded me of my own childhood. My mother was christened Glenys Eira Wheaton, born in Caerphilly, south Wales. We lived in a small English village called Eton Wick, close to Windsor, but my Welsh grandparents
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1. The Seaside team: Steven Haley-Browning, Account Manager; Kelsey Boorman, Design Assistant; Sue Hodgson, Owner/Publisher; Irene Stevens, Bookkeeper; Allison Smith, Editor-in-Chief; Deborah Rogers, Editorial Director; Cassidy Nunn, Nunn Other Photography 2. Ted Daly, former Sidney Councillor and Mayor of North Saanich 3. Susan and Chris Benesch, Earth’s Option Cremation & Burial Services 4. Craig
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by Lara Gladych – Seaside Magazine wants to live up to our slogan of being “the voice of the Saanich Peninsula,” so, in every issue, we’ll be asking people to answer a question. We’re looking for responses from all ages and across the diverse neighbourhoods that form our community. I did a little bit of reading
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by Carolyn O’Meara, Vision Travel Solutions – Machu Picchu is one of those iconic places that you have to visit to truly appreciate. A series of plazas, terraces and stone structures – history come to life. The images we have all seen on the pages of glossy magazines do not do this ancient Inca wonder
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by Debra Lewis – Now that the holidays are behind us, thoughts turn to spring. Warmer weather may seem far away, but spring fashions begin to break ground in January and you will find some harbingers amidst the sale racks. The Spring Summer 2019 runways featured new looks and familiar favourites in brights and neutrals.
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by Deborah Rogers – The prospect of my Day Out this month gave me shaky hands! Another “outside my comfort zone” activity – something I’d like to be good at, but haven’t dared to try before. Readers who grew up in Canada will almost certainly have skated at some point in their lives, but I
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story by Janice Henshaw | photos by Matthew James Photo – “This house is a masterpiece, built with integrity and attention to every detail. It’s a labour of love with no expense spared and will be a dream to come home to at the end of each and every day,” says homeowner Miriam as the
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by Trudi Jones & Wendy White, Trudi Jones Interiors – The New Year is a great time for resolutions – this might well include freshening up your home. Small changes can really make a difference to the overall functionality and enjoyment of your space. Start by taking a visual inventory of your space and the
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by Jordan Caldwell – Here is a recipe to warm you up from the inside out! While you let the short ribs braise, you can set your New Year’s Resolutions and pack away Christmas décor. The liquid that you are braising the short ribs in can be used to make a sauce by simply adding
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