Stories

by Cassidy Nunn | photo by Nunn Other Photography - "Neh neh, haawter, bwa bwah, appuh," my 21-month-old babbled while excitedly pointing to her stuffed horse. We were on a walk with friends and it was their first time meeting my daughter. "That means 'horse, halter and apple,'" I said nonchanlantly. "Well, I'm glad you're [...]

by Cheryl Moriarty, Wealth Advisor, Island Savings -  When you go to the doctor and get a diagnosis, they often encourage you to get a second opinion. We check reviews before we buy coffee machines and workout equipment; we even ask others about television shows before we start watching. Why wouldn't you apply the same

by Jo Barnes | photo by Amanda Cribdon Photography - You find your feet and your form. You find your rhythm from your soul. But often, when it comes to dance, you find your family. For over 20 years, Allegro Performing Arts Centre, operated by Lesley Arnold, Nadine Cowland and Jennifer Robin, has been a

by Allison Smith -  Gender was on our Editorial Team's minds at our 2022 planning meeting, late last year. When the subject of our annual Women to Watch issue came up we asked ourselves: "Do we need this issue anymore?" After all, equality has come such a long way and maybe it doesn't make sense

Sue Hodgson -  Hug your mom, your dad, your sister, brother, grandpa, grandma … all your extended family, and tell them how much you love them. After hearing about Grant Gilbertson's sudden accident last month, I was quickly reminded how precious life is. Sometimes certain circumstances just hit you differently than others, and this one

Seaside Magazine welcomes your feedback! Send letters to the editor via allison@seasidemagazine.ca or post your comments on our Facebook wall! Letters may be edited for space and content. I enjoyed Anne Miller's article featuring Dr. John Pollack in the recent Seaside ("Meet Your Neighbours," January 2022). Having had several experiences with at home euthanasia, I