by Tina Kelly – To me, a good trip requires a plane, train, boat or other mode of transportation I don’t use on a regular basis; for me this includes a car. Ideally my destination exposes me to experiences connected to history, culture – architecture, people, museums – and nature or green space. That is […]
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by Paula Kully – What do Anacortes, Washington; Cairns, Australia; and Niimi, Japan have in common? These three communities are seemingly unrelated, but their commonality is that they are all three sister cities to Sidney. The “sister cities” or “twin towns” initiative began after the second World War in 1947 as a means to foster
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by Shauna Dorko, Sidney SeniorCare – One lovely aspect of approaching our golden years is the opportunity, and time, we finally have for travelling. Whether your dream is to retire and tour the continent in your new motorhome, or take a luxurious cruise to a distant land, the lure for our travel bucket list is
by Dr. Kristen Bovee, Peninsula Naturopathic Clinic & Hydrate IV Wellness Centre – Summer is upon us! This time for many is for travelling to find relaxation and rest. Whether it’s the journey to your destination or the time you are there, maintaining your health is arguably the most important part of your vacation. The
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by Shai Thompson, House of Lily Koi – Packing a bag does not have to be a drag. It’s actually very simple when you make your strategic plan by following my “Basic 101” steps to success. It costs money when you don’t plan: the last thing you want to do when you land is realize
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by Laura Waters, Snowdon House Gourmet & Gifts – Rosemary is a perennial herb that is extremely prolific and will grow in very poor soil; it comes from the Mediterranean. It’s such a lovely herb, and pinching off its needlelike foliage releases an intoxicating aroma. The bees love it when it is flowering; depending on
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by Deborah Rogers – Vancouver Island is paradise for camping. You can choose between simple and shady provincial campgrounds, and the many private campgrounds ranging in size and facilities. We all have friends who have RVs or tent trailers, but I’ve never camped in anything other than a tent. This includes many childhood camping holidays
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by Dr. Florence Fernet Leclair, Central Saanich Optometry – It’s that time of the year again! Summer is waning and it’s the occasion to prepare your child for the upcoming school year. A typical back to school list usually includes items such as new school supplies and new clothes, but an essential item on that
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by Lorie Zorn, Island Savings Credit Union – Finally, the time has come: your long-awaited summer vacation has arrived. Car filled up? Check. Hotel booked? Check. Snacks for the trip? Check. Insurance? Uhhhh. I get it: insurance isn’t exactly top of mind when you’re planning your exciting summer getaway, but it’s an important piece that often
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by Phillip Tiicham Muir – FOOD & DRINK Pizza and Beer Category 12 Brewing on Keating Cross Road has secured a foothold in Central Saanich since it opened in late 2014. They’ll be drawing even more traffic now as they’ve partnered with Pizzeria Prima Strada to utilize their new lounge license four days a week.
