– by Christie Hall – A future Sidney politician might currently be in high-stakes negotiations for the purchase of a new LEGO set at Buddies Toys. After 25 years in business, sisters Jane Powell and Carol van Adrichem of Buddies Toys have watched several generations of children grow up and return to the store with […]
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– by Steve Sheppard – As a teenager who drank coffee, I never had my parents express their concern about the 10 cups a day I was consuming. There are many parents and researchers alike that will make the argument that not only is a cup or two of coffee not detrimental, it may be,
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– by Karen Morgan, Executive Director, Saanich Peninsula Hospital Foundation – My Dad had his first heart attack when I was ten. The spectre of heart disease coloured my life, and that of my brothers, from that point on. You would think that would cause us, at a young age, to carefully consider our lifestyle
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– by Robin Dunn – April is Parkinson’s Awareness month, and Seaside is happy to share the story of a local man living with the disease. I have written this to shed some light on what this disease is about for me personally; if I can improve people’s understanding of how it manifests itself, I
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– by Shannon Mather, Henley & Walden LLP – If you don’t have a will, you’re in good company. Over 50% of British Columbians don’t have a signed, legally valid and up-to-date will. If there was ever a time to get your estate planning done, and leave more for your beneficiaries, now is that week.
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