– story by Barry Mathias; photography by www.nuttycake.com – Seen from the quiet, rural lane, the large house presents an attractive picture set among its lawns and mature trees, and I didn’t immediately appreciate I was looking at the side of the house. It has large dormers at each end, with three broad windows […]
Seaside Homes: Planning for Traditional Elegance
– by Deborah Rogers – While manufacturing across Canada has seen a decline in the past decade, the Saanich Peninsula tells a story of successful investment, development and training that has created a strong commercial sector right within our community. Quietly providing millions of dollars in payroll to the workers of our local economy
Made on the Peninsula: The Economic Powerhouse at the Heart of Our Community
For over 24 years you have been operating JayLyn Jewellers, a local store creating the highest quality of custom jewelry. What prompted you to establish this new specialized business idea of EyeSpy Security? As a jeweller in business for just over 30 years, I have been burglarized three times and robbed once at gunpoint. Like
Can We Talk: Publisher Sue Hodgson Talks With Jerome Reilander and Mike Leslie of EyeSpy Security
– by Doreen Marion Gee – December 6 – Sea-Shirt Sunday. Create your own fishy-fashion T-Shirt, pillow or bag using the ancient Japanese art form, Gyotaku. Can buy Tee at the centre and $2 for fabric paint. All ages. Sunday, 1 – 3 p.m. Price of admission. Shaw Ocean Discovery Centre. www.oceandiscovery.ca. 250.665.7511. December 10
What’s Happening This Winter for Tots, Kids & Teens
– article by Barry Mathias; photos by Vince Klassen – If, like me, you live in a traditional house built before 2010, then you are likely to have only a limited grasp of what a “Smart Home” is. You may have an electrically operated garage door, double glazed windows, a motion sensor light on
What Do You Know About Smart Homes?
