Stories

The Natural Path – Travel Health Tips: Staying Healthy on the Go

July 25, 2024

by Marita Schauch - I recently returned from a trip to Portugal, and the travel bug is real. Given that I'm a quarter Portuguese, it was amazing to experience my heritage and enjoy the food, culture and history. Sometimes I forget how necessary it is to take time away to explore and live authentically and [...]

The Natural Path – Travel Health Tips: Staying Healthy on the Go

Living off the Land – Highbank Farms: Floral Sunshine

July 25, 2024

by Jo Barnes | photos courtesy Highbank Farms - Sunflowers. We all know what they look like, right? They are tall with yellow petals and big round centres … hold on, not so fast! As it turns out, readers, this couldn't be farther from the truth! As Dave and Cheryl Sawyer, owners of Highbank Farms

Living off the Land – Highbank Farms: Floral Sunshine

Out for a … Kayak Trip – Gulf Islands National Park Reserve

July 25, 2024

story and photos by Scottee Giles - The long, slow swell from a deep sea ship passing in the distance approached, the ocean undulating like liquid glass in the summer heat. We manoeuvred the bows of our kayaks to face into it, paddling for stability. Each of our vessels were loaded with provisions for a

Out for a … Kayak Trip – Gulf Islands National Park Reserve

First Word from the Publisher

July 25, 2024

by Sue Hodgson - Hello busy life, you're back again? Every morning for me begins with a quiet moment reading the Globe and Mail and enjoying a strong cup of coffee. With a whirlwind of magazine deadlines, marketing madness and the delightful chaos of puppy parenthood, it's no surprise I normally have two cups! Those

First Word from the Publisher

Seaside Magazine Book Club – July Meeting

July 25, 2024

by Deborah Rogers - Francis Spufford's Cahokia Jazz presents an intriguing premise. Set in the United States in the early 1920s, it imagines what society might be like had the Indigenous population not been decimated by smallpox, but instead equaled in number those with European and African ancestry. The novel is set in the city

Seaside Magazine Book Club – July Meeting