In the middle of November – on one of those dark, wet days – I met with Sue and Allison for my favourite meeting of the year. While our writers were working on their articles for the December issue, we were turning our thoughts to 2019! As Editorial Director I don’t deal with the day-to-day […]
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I honestly feel that writing my “First Word” each month gives me some of my most precious moments. It’s a time to try and be creative, and to hopefully make a connection with people, whatever their viewpoints. For myself, this time of year is about making memories and doing some reflecting. As I look back
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by Cassidy Nunn – Always on the lookout for amazing local products, Seaside’s Trendspotter Cassidy Nunn brings you something for every stocking on your list, and all for $10 or under! Find us on Facebook for your chance to win all the goodies shown here! Honey Sample Pots $3 – $3.50 each. Urban Bee
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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. In imagining the multitude of ways to
Word on the Street – It Wouldn’t Be Christmas Without … Read More »
by Jo Barnes – There are all kinds of “firsts” for travellers here at Arrivals. Some walking through the gate have just experienced their first airplane ride. Others are first time visitors to this particular airport. And some are visiting the west coast of Canada for the first time. Luggage at her feet, a young
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Owner / Publisher Sue Hodgson Chats with Tara Keeping, Founder of Tiger Lily Events You grew up in the family business, a private retirement home named “Keeping House.” You also spent many years abroad as a preschool teacher and flight attendant. How did this background prepare you for your career in event planning? I think
by Deborah Rogers – There’s nothing better than a fresh arrangement to add instant decoration to your house: a centrepiece for the dining table or stunning standalone display for an entrance way or mantle. Nurseries and florists, even the grocery stores, seem to be packed with green arrangements, but perhaps you want to make one
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by Stu Rhodes – We all take for granted many of the amenities we are able to enjoy as a direct result of the good work tradespeople do on a daily basis. At this time of year in particular, we can be grateful for things like a roof over our heads, running water, and well-lit
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by Chloe Cross, BMO – A successful investment plan is built on solid fundamentals. The following strategies cover some of these essential elements and can help you avoid some of the common pitfalls of investing. Define Your Goals and Create a Plan. Before you start putting your money to work, identify your financial needs and
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by Gillian Crowley – There’s variety galore during this festive month. Celebrate the arts during the holidays. Music at The Roost A variety of musical entertainment will be presented each weekend this month at The Roost’s Vineyard Bistro. A festive evening out … plus you don’t have to cook! Artists include Brad Prevedoros, Sean McCool,
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