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So, you’re probably wondering why a bottle on the cover? At first the idea was more of a nostalgic one, reflecting on all that we have done with Seaside Magazine and attempting to capture all of its contents in a bottle. So many words have been written, and so many stories have been gathered over […]

Seaside Magazine welcomes your feedback! Send letters to the editor via allison@seasidemagazine.ca or post your comments on our Facebook wall! Letters may be edited for space and content. I trust you’ll publish a contrary opinion to that of Raincoast Conservation Foundation’s executive direcor, Chris Genovali, whose axes to grind are too numerous to list (Kinder

– by Valerie Green – Have you ever wondered what it would be like to sit down and talk with some interesting characters from Greater Victoria’s past? If so, wonder no more. Although these conversations are merely creative figments of my imagination, they are all based on fact. Edward and Mary Cridge, two gentle, caring

– by Michael Forbes – I’ve only been in the hospital for myself three times in my life. First encounter was when I was five and got my tonsils out. The next two times the job stress of being in this pressure cooker called radio convinced me I was having a heart attack. They weren’t

– by Dr. Shelley Breadner – Cats can be sociable, but many are elusive. Many people observe their cats hiding when guests come to visit. It is okay for cats to go unnoticed at home. It will not do them any harm. They find a safe secure place and wait till company is gone before