by Lara Gladych – Seaside Magazine wants to live up to our slogan of being “the voice of the Saanich Peninsula,” so, in every issue, we’ll be asking people to answer a question. We’re looking for responses from all ages and across the diverse neighbourhoods that form our community. Travel. It has a way of […]
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by Tina Kelly – To me, a good trip requires a plane, train, boat or other mode of transportation I don’t use on a regular basis; for me this includes a car. Ideally my destination exposes me to experiences connected to history, culture – architecture, people, museums – and nature or green space. That is
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S easide talks with John Bruce, Real Estate Professional with DFH, about what’s in fashion … In your closet? 34 Heritage blue jeans, colourful shirts including Tori Richards and #7 Downie St., practical travel clothes and some cashmere. In your shaving kit? Beard wax! On your bedside table? A couple of travel guides on Iceland and
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by Deborah Rogers – Vancouver Island is paradise for camping. You can choose between simple and shady provincial campgrounds, and the many private campgrounds ranging in size and facilities. We all have friends who have RVs or tent trailers, but I’ve never camped in anything other than a tent. This includes many childhood camping holidays
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story by Janice Henshaw | photos by Andrew Bradley, Itty Bitty Sign Shop – Shoreacres is a quiet little road in Sidney that is easy to miss unless you’re looking for it. But oh what a treasure if you live on it! The oceanside, newly renovated 2,188-square-foot home of Deborah and Philip Dodge has a
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September 6 to 27: Teen Acrylic Painting Practice / September Session. After learning art styles, techniques and strategies, students will draw on those technical skills to discover their individual artistic style and to create their own unique imagery. Thursdays, 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. 13 to 18 years. 4/$149 (supplies included). McTavish Academy of Art. Register:
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by Jo Barnes – It feels good to give, but even better when you know your gift will keep giving forever. The Saanich Peninsula Community Foundation (SPCF) provides the opportunity to donate money that will not only benefit the community immediately but will continue to do so in perpetuity. “When I joined the organization I
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by Jo Barnes – Welcome to the business world, where it’s all about the bottom line. At least that’s the stereotype that comes to mind when some people think about corporations. But the reality can be very different, as Seaside Magazine’s local fundraising event called Taking It to the Street on June 9 beautifully showcased
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Seaside talks with Karen Morgan, Executive Director, Saanich Peninsula Hospital, about what’s In Fashion … In your closet? Sympli skirts, Jacob Ribkoff jackets and anything Eileen Fisher. Though comfortable, these brands get me compliments every wearing. In your makeup bag? Pixi lip and cheek colour and Clinique chubby eye shadow pencil. In your bathroom
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by Jesse Holth – Victoria Hand Project (VHP) is a not-for-profit organization focused on providing low-cost, upper-limb prosthetics. In many parts of the world, a lack of local resources – as well as the prohibitive cost – can prevent people from accessing the prosthetic devices they need. VHP has created a device through 3D printing
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