There are holiday memories to be made in Sidney this winter. The Sidney BIA has pulled out all the stops to bring exciting and heart-warming activities to the town this holiday season. Do you hear the sound of hooves? New this year Victoria Carriage Tours are bringing their unforgettable horse-drawn carriage experience to Sidney. Setting […]
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– Story by Barry Mathias | Photography by nuttycake.com – The house is set in a peaceful, one acre landscaped property, with many mature trees. At the bottom of a gentle incline there is ample parking surrounded by lawns, flowerbeds and ornamental bushes. To my left is an attractive double-garage, separated from the house
Seaside Homes: Bringing Possibility To Fruition
– by Carole Pearson – They also appeal to ‘snowbirds’ because you can just lock-up and go and it’s close to the airport. The location is great. You can walk everywhere and the bus stop is just outside the door.” Not all old buildings are being replaced. In 1964, a group of parents asked the
Shopping Brentwood Bay: A Community That Cares
– by Bill Cooke – The Technology and Advanced Manufacturing industries today rank as two of Lower Vancouver Island’s major economic drivers. Often hard to separate and effectively categorize, companies in these industries continue to experience robust annual growth numbers. It was recently reported by VIATeC (Victoria Advanced Technology Council) that the Greater Victoria tech
Special Feature Editorial: Innovation and Technology
The Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) will be the size of a sports stadium when built. Envisioned as a robust, scientifically efficient system that will address the most compelling astrophysics science questions of our time it will produce images of unmatched reach and sharpness. As Systems Engineering Group Leader for the TMT Project, managed by the
Can We Talk: Publisher Sue Hodgson talks with TMT Engineering Group Leader Scott Roberts
