by Amanda Punch – On the verge of high school graduation, you are constantly burdened with the question “what will you do with your life?” It’s a question that I, like many, lost sleep over. After placing the final brick on a school my classmates and I helped build in Bandipur, Nepal, I found my […]
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Publisher Sue Hodgson Talks With Local Runner and Aspiring Olympian Casey Atkin – Do you remember the moment when you knew that the Olympics was going to be your lifetime goal? Have you ever wavered or questioned if that was the right decision? The Olympics have always been important to me; they are the biggest
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by Doreen Marion Gee – Our children and youth are fortunate to be on the receiving end of incredible advances in our knowledge of and treatments for mental health problems early in life, plus there is a plethora of educational programs to help families. One very promising direction in mental health is the concept of
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by Doreen Marion Gee – SEPTEMBER 4 Sea Shirt Sunday Create your own fishy fashion with a cool ocean-themed T-shirt. Bring a T-shirt or cloth bag or buy a shirt at Centre. 1 to 3 p.m. All ages. Regular admission plus $2 for paint. Shaw Centre for the Salish Sea. www.salishseacentre.org. 250.665.7511. SEPTEMBER 10 Explore
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article by Janice Henshaw, photos by www.nuttycake.com – Upon arriving at the house on Wain Road, Kael Gray rushes out on his trike to tell me that he is four years old, and that he had slept right through a big storm, because his home is so safe. He added: “There was even lightning!” As
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by Lara Gladych – Little Piper Bowman’s life started out differently than hoped. On September 8, 2014, she greeted the world prematurely with an array of frightening health conditions that landed her and her family at Vancouver’s Children’s Hospital very shortly after birth. Piper was born with a collapsed lung and acute kidney failure, and
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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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