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Film review: That Christmas

Alline Cormier

This year, I’m pleased to report, there’s a new Christmas movie worth the female audience’s time, and it’s called That Christmas.

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Sonshine Girls Painting – It’s the details that matter.

Guest Author

Your home is more than just a place to live—it’s where you create memories, find comfort, and feel truly yourself. We understand how important that is, both for you and your family.

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Dying From or Living With: Cancer Reimagined

Megan Edge

My first awareness of cancer as something to fear was when I was eleven and visiting my mother’s parents in New Zealand.

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Film review: Lee

Alline Cormier

It’s increasingly difficult to find a movie in theatres that isn’t a horror—the genre that typically has the least to offer female viewers—so when I saw the trailer for this war drama about American photographer and war correspondent Elizabeth “Lee” Miller, played by Kate Winslet, I rushed to the theatre.

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 Innovative new program helps women entrepreneurs leverage tech and digital solutions

Guest Author

 

 Women entrepreneurs in BC can learn to leverage the power of AI and other digital and tech innovations

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Film review: Widow Clicquot

Alline Cormier

Before today I was unfamiliar with the name Barbe-Nicole Clicquot Ponsardin, didn’t know the story behind the famed champagne Veuve Clicquot.

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For the birds

Jackie Moad

I would like to paint the way a bird sings

– Claude Monet

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Who will care for pets when you are gone? 

Daralynn Wei

It’s important to have a plan in place for your pets in case something happens to you.

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LOST ON TRANSFER BEACH

Gale Fernie

It sat on the bench, pink canvas, toes scuffed, all alone,

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Are you thinking about downsizing? 

Daralynn Wei

Our plans to downsize or “right size” can reflect how well we deal with aging.

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Film review: Back to Black

Alline Cormier

Unfamiliar with Amy Winehouse’s music and story as I was, my interest was nevertheless piqued by the trailer for the newly released biopic about the ill-fated British singer-songwriter:

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Driving Dilemma

Jackie Moad

“The machine of a dream, such a clean machine”. Those are the opening lyrics to I’m in Love with My Car, by Queen, way back in 1975. Man, I love that song.

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My Last Conscientious Choice to Divest from Fossil Fuels

Guest Author

What will my children be thankful for? They’ll thank me fo making my post-death disposal arrangements.

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Film review: Wicked Little Letters

Alline Cormier

Lately I despaired of seeing anything at the theatre that’s worth the female audience’s time.

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M&M Food Market offers Online ordering and Delivery options for Prepared Meals!

Guest Author

My name is Jessica Turner, my husband and I run 2 of the M&M Food Markets here in Victoria.

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THE TOILET GODS MUST BE ANGRY

Elly Mossman

Ah summertime; the time of year that usually presents lazy days, soaking up sun, sand, and other pleasantness,

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