Uncategorized

by Tina Kelly – Choosing the winner was unanimous – unanimously difficult. The one thing everyone could agree on was that picking a winner for the “Rockin’ Rockfish” award was the toughest decision yet. Each year, the Shaw Centre for the Salish Sea’s “Rockin’ Rockfish” acknowledges an outstanding Youth Volunteer. Awarded in April – during […]

by Travis Koivula, Island Savings – Just like the birds and the bees, talking with your kids about money can be uncomfortable. But, like all of the most important lessons, starting these conversations early and revisiting them often is the best way for your kids to build a lifelong talent for responsible financial management. Here

by Sharon Hope – It was the BC Electric Railway that first advertised Deep Bay, later known as Deep Cove, as a destination for day trippers and vacationers. The company initially built the Chalet as a place for public refreshment and as a hotel. As Deep Cove’s popularity grew, six cottages were constructed immediately south

by Lara Gladych – Whether we’d like to admit it or not, we’ve probably all found ourselves silently judging the appearance of a young person at some point in our lives. We may have questioned their choice of clothing, finding their outfit to be too revealing, too unkept or too mismatched. Perhaps we didn’t mean

The Saanich Peninsula Stroke Recovery Association is a non-profit organization comprised of professionals and volunteers who deal with stroke patients who have recovered enough to leave hospital and continue to work towards their recovery. Meetings are held in the Seventh Day Adventist Church at 9300 Willindon Road in Sidney every Monday at 10:30 a.m (except