by Dr. Shelley Breadner, Breadner Veterinary Services – We are all faced with worrisome situations involving our pets at one time or another. They become core members of our family and help us through many of life’s ups and downs. The last thing we want to contend with is making a decision for their health […]
Common Cents: Fur Friends Fur-ever
by Shauna Dorko, Sidney SeniorCare – When it comes to unconditional love and affection, our pets trump anyone and everyone. Whether dogs, cats or birds of a feather, pets are a joyful addition to any household, offering companionship, comfort, and security – both emotional and potentially physical as well. It is a well-known medical fact
In Pursuit of the Golden Years: Pet Companions – Purrfectly Suited for Seniors
by Tina Kelly – Good intentions of well-meaning pet owners can sometimes backfire for the animal and the environment. Whether you’ve grown tired of pet ownership or have a desire to give your pet freedom, releasing a non-native animal into the environment spells bad news. Adaptations of certain exotic pets means they won’t survive in
Salish Sea News: Don’t Let it Loose!
by Valerie Green – May 1 (May Day) ushers in the fifth month on our modern-day calendar. Various May Day festivities were once a highlight in every village throughout the United Kingdom. Today we tend to connect just two special holiday celebrations with the month of May: Victoria Day and Mothers’ Day. Victoria Day was
This Month in History: May Celebrations
reviewed by Virginia Watson-Rouslin – If you’ve ever travelled west of Calgary on the Trans-Canada to Banff, you’ll remember the stunning presence of the Three Sisters mountains on your left, a certain sign that you’ve reached our magnificent Canadian Rockies. Those triple peaks give Katherine Govier’s latest novel a fitting title for a work that
Book Review: The Three Sisters Bar & Hotel, by Katherine Govier
