by Janice Henshaw – I made a will – a while back. Hmmm, could be quite a few years back, now that I think of it. I wonder if it’s still valid. Would it be much of a process to update it? Or, as one of my friends asked the other day: “I wonder if […]
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by Laurie Salvador, Salvador Davis & Co. Notaries Public – Fred was hospitalized after a stroke. Thankfully he is able to return home, but his mobility is not what it once was. He needs more time to process information and he doesn’t have the memory and energy he enjoyed as a young man. Fred has always looked
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Sue Hodgson, owner of Seaside Magazine, volunteers at the 15th Annual Christmas Dinner at the Mary Winspear Centre. The dinner is held every year on Christmas Day, and welcomes those who are otherwise alone, or in need, at this time of year. She met a newfound friend, Phyllis James, a fan of Seaside Magazine!
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by Krista Rossato – My husband gave me a cautious look as I wrapped the two Hudson’s Bay point blankets that I bought as Christmas gifts for my two young sons. I had been saving for them, as I wanted to give them an iconic piece of Canadian history. They were very excited to finally unwrap
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Associate Publisher Deborah Rogers Talks With SPRIG Chair Mabel Jean Rawlins and Secretary Nola Silzer. In September 2015 when the world was confronted by images of Syrians desperate to flee their war torn country – symbolized so heartbreakingly by the story of Alan Kurdi, his tiny body washed up on a Turkish beach – people
