Associate Publisher Deborah Rogers Talks with Seaside Owner Sue Hodgson and Craig Smith, Executive Director of Help Fill A Dream Foundation, About Seaside’s Taking It To The Street Event Congratulations! 2016 sees Seaside Magazine’s Third Annual Taking It To The Street Charity Event to raise funds for Help Fill a Dream Foundation; with an incredible […]
Our 3rd Annual Road Hockey Charity Event! Dark skies and a brisk breeze couldn’t dampen spirits at Seaside’s 3rd Annual Taking it to the Street road hockey charity event at Sidney’s Mary Winspear Centre on June 11. There was fun and action all day, starting with a pancake breakfast hosted by Spitfire Grill to
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story by Janice Henshaw | photography by www.nuttycake.com – “The view is the most phenomenal part of living here,” says Jill Roberts. “It is so interesting; anything going on, we are right on top of it. And we love the light.” From the top floor, southwest corner of the Pier Residence, the Salish Sea and
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Always on the lookout for cool local products and services, Seaside’s Trendspotter Susi McMillan brings you fresh ideas for Father’s Day. Photos by www.nuttycake.com. Something Smoked, Something Good. Available locally. sidneysmokehouse.com Introducing His New Best Friend. Russ Hays, Sidney. russhays.com You’re Driving Me Nuts! Island Nut Roastery, Sidney. islandnutroastery.com Hangry? Man Fuel. Canoe Cove
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by Stu Rhodes – Though their names are different, brothers Damien Tom (below right) and Joel Sampson (below left) share many things, including the same employer, a great work ethic and a strong desire to learn more and advance their skills in their chosen trade of carpentry. This was not always the case. Both had
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Seaside Magazine is honoured to celebrate those men who sustain our business community with our fourth annual Men to Watch special issue. We asked Pete Zubersky, Owner of the Peninsula Panthers Junior Hockey Club, about mentors and role models and the place they have in our community. Celebrating Dads, Mentors and Our Men to Watch.
Publisher Sue Hodgson Talks With Wally du Temple About Ardmore Golf Course “Then & Now” It is amazing to think that Ardmore Golf Course, a nine-hole course, was built in 1886; it was the first golf course on Vancouver Island built by William Le Poer Trench. In 1946, after his decommissioning from the Royal Canadian
by Donna LaFleur – A little over 10 years ago, I was in a motor vehicle accident and sustained a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). My life ended, but I didn’t die. I lost everything: myself, my memory, my sharp cognitive ability, friends, business, social and spiritual life, ability to look after myself on a daily
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Seaside loves all of its furry friends, and we are hosting our Third Annual Pet Contest in this issue. Animals can give comfort that sometimes no words can offer. They provide more than just a warm furry body; many instinctively understand when someone needs comfort and they offer it unconditionally. There are many organizations that
Thank you for the many entries. It was a tough job narrowing it down to three winners! To view all of the entries visit https://seasidemagazine.ca/pet-photo-contest-2016/. GYPSY by Rod Spooner I’m a five-year-old purebred “Bengal” who has been given the name “Gypsy,” but I’ve also been called many other unprintable names as a result of my
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