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All the Fun of the Saanich Fair

The Saanich Fair is a must for the whole family on Labour Day weekend. The Saanich Fairgrounds is where fun, food and fantastic meet! There are a variety of things for people of all ages to see and do: with 5,000 exhibits, dog and horse shows, concessions, carnival and games, pumpkin and duct tape contests

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Seaside Arts Scene

– by Gillian Crowley – First Nations, Inuit & Métis Art Show & Sale This is a perfect opportunity to learn more about the arts and crafts of indigenous peoples from across Canada. Participants include local Coast Salish artists, Northwest Coast artists as well as Métis, Mohawk, Blackfoot, Cree, Ojibwa, Navajo, Inuit and Chickasaw Nations.

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Ignition: The BNL (Bold New Look)

– by Julian Sale – Every now and then a carmaker has to refresh their lineup. Car designs go stale, as do their powertrains. It used to happen on four or five year cycles, but not anymore. Lately, you have probably noticed manufacturers releasing new models and re-vamping existing models at an astounding pace. I

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Last Word with Deborah Rogers

What’s the best thing about summer? “No school!” Okay, but what else? “Camping.” “Yeah, camping and just spending time with my family.” The kids know what they’re talking about. The long days with no routine, hanging out with your brother or grandparents, camping at weekends: that’s what summer’s all about as a kid here. Working

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First Word with Sue Hodgson

Are you getting into the spirit of giving this summer? Seaside did! For the second year, Seaside hosted its Taking It To The Street charity event on June 13 at Mary Winspear Centre. The focus of the day’s events was for Help Fill A Dream Foundation, a charity that ignites hope in the lives of

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Get Set to Get Wet

– by Lara Gladych – As the weather heats up we all look to cool down over the summer months, and for many of us that means fun in or near the water. June is Water Safety Month, and Cathy Watts, Panorama’s Aquatic Coordinator, reminds us to take pause when it comes to being around

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