Pulling together the articles for our December issue has brought Christmas to mind a little earlier than usual for me this year. I don’t mind – it’s a time of year I enjoy. Sharing my desk with me as I’ve written and edited, have been my feline helpers Sam and Levi. They like to show […]
As I’m writing this I am quite proud to say that I am into the 6th week of my 10-week fitness challenge, and it’s the toughest week yet. I mentioned last month about change and how this shift to winter makes us all a little more tired these days. I’ve always been in good shape;
Seaside Magazine welcomes your feedback! Send letters to the editor via deborah@seasidemagazine.ca or post your comments on our Facebook wall! Letters may be edited for space and content. I just wanted to say how much I loved reading your in the October issue. I’m so sorry to hear of the passing of your mother this
– by Doreen Marion Gee – This is part of a rotating series of articles on members of Sidney Meet Up Women’s Networking Group, featuring women in business on the Saanich Peninsula. Sometimes this Seaside gig feels like a second university degree; I am constantly learning about all areas of business, the arts, health and everything
Cornucopia of Community Services: Salvador Davis & Co.
– reviewed by Brooke Anderson, 10 – When 14 year old Sophie’s parents split up, she finds herself living with her dad in the USA. She returns to the Congo for vacations and stays with her mother who runs a bonobo sanctuary. Bonobos are black, highly intelligent apes, and our closet ‘relative’. The Congo is
Young Readers Book Review: Endangered by Eliot Schrefer
