LIVING OFF THE LAND – Cascadia Seaweed: Cultivating a New Crop for Change
LIVING OFF THE LAND – Cascadia Seaweed: Cultivating a New Crop for Change
LIVING OFF THE LAND – Cascadia Seaweed: Cultivating a New Crop for Change
by Heidi Hackman & Colleen McNamee, District Career Coordinators, SD 63photo by Amanda Cribdon Photography – While this month’s edition of Seaside Magazine is focused on Men to Watch, we decided to profile a female student who is making inroads in a male-dominated trade. Women currently make up just four percent of the electrical and
TRADE STUDENT SPOTLIGHT – Celest Huysmans: Breaking Down Barriers
SEASIDE HOMES – Ten Habitat Homes Built at Bakerview Place: – “It’s Life-Changing!”
by Karen Elgersma | photo by Janis Jean Photography – Sylvia Olsen (PhD) is an author and a storyteller who has extensive knowledge of First Nations housing program development. Dr. Olsen is also an adult educator and trainer who co-created and teaches the First Nations Housing Managers’ Program at Vancouver Island University. As an experienced
PENINSULA VOICES – Talking with Sylvia Olsen