by Chris Cowland – It sucks to have a birthday close to Christmas. A cloud of inner resentment builds up as you pass through your childhood and realize the extent of your parents’ lies when they tell you that you are receiving a “double present” every year. This cloud swiftly dissipated when I reached my […]
by Stu Rhodes – “When I was in grade 10 I didn’t get all the electives I’d selected and found myself stuck in a metal work class, much to my dismay. My parents both told me: ‘Too bad. Suck it up princess.’” Fast forward four years and what is Morgan Morneau doing now? She is
Trade Student Spotlight: Morgan Moreau – Sheet Metal
by Jordan Caldwell, Training by Tara Brunet – My earliest memories of cooking are rooted deeply in my grandparents’ kitchen. Enjoying a wonderful lunch was something for me to look forward to. To this day I can trace my love for cooking to these little moments, not knowing at the time that they would stick
Island Dish: Get the Kids in the Kitchen!
story by Janice Henshaw | photos by Geoff Hobson Photography courtesy LIDA Homes – The Bourne Terrace home of Jan and Grace has an elegant curb appeal. Built next to the Sidney Centre for Plant Health in North Saanich, it has an expansive view of green fields to the north, and ocean to the east.
Seaside Homes: European Elegance Through Hard Work & Determination
by Matt Hall, Red Feather Horticulture – Other than deer, there isn’t an animal that creates more gardening headaches than the family dog. Whether they are digging, chewing or trampling, it’s hard to control that force of horticultural destruction we call “Fido.” That said: here are a few tricks and tips that can help you
West Coast Gardener: Landscaping for – and Around – Your Dogs
