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Guest author: Emily Racine, Estate and Trust Consultant with Scotia Wealth Management Many of my estate planning conversations revolve around what I call the “hard topics” – such as, how do I save on taxes? Should I avoid probate? Do my children need a trust? However, one of the most important decisions you can make…

It’s a bird … it’s a plane … it’s Super Wynne, jumping out of a helicopter! (Full disclosure: that’s not actually Wynne in the photo but we’re guessing it’s pretty close!) We were recently approached by Saanich News asking if we had a ‘spectacular senior’ staff member they could include in an upcoming feature. We…

In April of this year, Rogers Communications Inc. purchased Shaw Communications. This means Shaw’s customers will be rolled into Rogers at some point. While we’re not entirely sure what will happen with Shaw email accounts, we want to be sure we can stay in touch with family and friends through email. If you are a…

Today we invite you to join us in recognizing National Indigenous Peoples Day. This is an annual celebration that recognizes and honors the contributions, cultures, and achievements of Indigenous peoples in Canada, which includes First Nations, Inuit and Métis. These are three distinct peoples with unique histories, languages, cultural practices and spiritual beliefs. The day is…

Saturday, April 29 from 9 AM – 1 PM | Lower parking lot of Veterans Memorial Lodge | 4579 Chatterton Way, Victoria BC. Pack up your paper documents and watch them get shredded! With the support of Best Shredding, a professional mobile shredding truck will be on site to safely shred your confidential or unwanted paper…

On April 26, 2023, Broadmead Care celebrated the 20th anniversary of the raising of the Veterans Memorial Totem Pole with a re-dedication ceremony at Veterans Memorial Lodge in Saanich. Calvin Hunt, First Nations Master Carver and one of the totem pole’s original carvers, shared information about the totem’s history and symbolism. Also in attendance was…