I’ve been struggling over what to write for this issue, as I have so many things I want to talk about. I’ve actually already written a 550-word piece about stress in life and how to deal with it, as someone close to me is going through some difficult challenges. But then, after reading Pete Zubersky’s […]
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by Adam Olsen – In the past I rarely paid much attention to the clothes I wore, and I certainly never considered myself fashionable. Buying clothes was frustrating. I would pop into a chain store and pick up the first thing I saw that came close to filling my need. I avoided dressing rooms and
by Sean McNeill – What began as a dream five years ago became a reality when we opened our doors at 1720 McTavish Road (North Saanich) on May 9, 2016 as the McTavish Academy of Art (MAOA). MAOA is a bold adventure by a group of young entrepreneurs, that will see the 18,000 square foot
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by Valerie Green – When we think of June, we usually think of brides and weddings. Summer is just beginning in earnest this month and hopefully we have a few months of warm, sunny weather ahead to continue to enjoy. What you might not know is that June is National Aboriginal History Month which was
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by Gillian Crowley – “If a June night could talk, it would probably boast it invented romance.” ~ Bern Williams Celebrate June’s beauty and romance by enjoying music and art on the Peninsula. You won’t want to miss a moment of it. Spring Studio Tour What better way to get to know the Peninsula’s artists
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