by Beth McCormick
There are certain things that the best dreams are made of. Wandering in green open spaces, glancing upwards to the vision of flocks of robins gathering, hearing the gentle sounds of a shy little creek flowing through the rocky terrain, or being small under a magical forest of grandiose blossoms filled with pure colour…hmm.
by Penny Gibbs
Adding to the precious wealth of protected green spaces in North Saanich (24 nature parks and 34 shoreline access parks), the district was gifted Noble Garden from long-time resident and gardener Sandra Holloway, née Noble in 2023…
by Tabatha Golat
When Sheri Eisenhuth reflects on the life of her late husband Gordon, one word comes up again and again: integrity…
By the editors of North Saanich Currents
In the Winter 2025 issue, Jayson Biggs wrote about their volunteer animal transport organization, Big to the Rescue (link here to the amazing article).
by Jayson Biggins
When an injured bald eagle needs urgent transport to the mainland, North Saanich residents Jayson Biggins and Natalie Foley wheels up in minutes.
by Meenal Shrivastava
Food makes the world go round. More than a necessity for survival, food is the bond between communities and cultures, for sustenance, medicine, and ceremony.
by Bernadette Greene
Jazz pianist Karel Roessingh returns with his trio to Jazz Vespers at St. John’s United Church on January 4, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.
by Michelle Clement
Every third Saturday in the month (except December), Deep Cove Elementary opens their door to welcome neighbours carrying lamps that won’t switch on, sweaters missing buttons, wobbly bikes, laptops that run just a bit too slow, broken toys, Blundstones that need a second life, knives that are dull, jewellery with a broken clasp, and, occasionally, a mystery object missing all context…
by S. Chandler
In early September I sat down with Tina-Fraser Baynes over coffee to talk about her long and remarkable career in the organic food movement…
by Bernadette Greene
Legendary blues pianist David Vest will be joined by drummer Damian Graham and bassist Ryan Tandy for an evening of Jazz Vespers at St. John’s United Church on November 2 at 7:00 p.m. Well-respected as a blues and boogie-woogie player, Vest is equally comfortable playing jazz and country blues ballads…
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