Tag: community | INSPIRED 55+ Lifestyle Magazine - Part 2

Breaking New Ground

Posted by Sherry Conly
|Date: February 01, 2019
| 0 comments

Breaking New Ground

As demand for senior housing increases, the options are limitless with these new builds, from urban lower ...

As demand for senior housing increases, the options are limitless with these new builds, from urban lower-income housing to oceanside, resort-style living. MCKAY APARTMENTS – BURNABY Opened December 2 ...

February 01, 2019
| by Sherry Conly

| 0 comments

Read more
Visit Burns Bog

Posted by Burns Bog
|Date: January 31, 2019
| 0 comments

Visit Burns Bog

Nestled in the middle of the Lower Mainland in the heart of Delta is the largest raised peatland on the w ...

Nestled in the middle of the Lower Mainland in the heart of Delta is the largest raised peatland on the west coast of North America—Burns Bog. That is only a few of the accolades heaped on Burns Bog. ...

January 31, 2019
| by Burns Bog

| 0 comments

Read more
Shingles, Really?

Posted by Barbara Ellis
|Date: January 31, 2019
| 0 comments

Shingles, Really?

A few weeks ago as I lay in my bed and for no special reason, I fingered my left shoulder and noticed tha ...

A few weeks ago as I lay in my bed and for no special reason, I fingered my left shoulder and noticed that I had a bit of a bone poking out. I decided to check my right shoulder, no bone but felt a fe ...

January 31, 2019
| by Barbara Ellis

| 0 comments

Read more
Blind Golf

Posted by Gary and Pamela Baker
|Date: December 01, 2018
| (2) Comments

Blind Golf

I couldn’t believe it when shortly after I retired, I got a call from a friend I’d known for 45 years, Mi ...

I couldn’t believe it when shortly after I retired, I got a call from a friend I’d known for 45 years, Michael, asking me if I’d like to play golf every week for free. I said, “Sure, what’s the catch? ...

December 01, 2018
| by Gary and Pamela Baker

| (2) Comments

Read more
Reboot – December 2018

Posted by Verena Foxx
|Date: December 01, 2018
| 0 comments

Reboot – December 2018

BETTY-LOU CAHOON took up photography after 35 years of waitressing in her hometown of Lillooet. “My wrist ...

BETTY-LOU CAHOON took up photography after 35 years of waitressing in her hometown of Lillooet. “My wrists were shot,” she says, admitting that her best effort was to carry five plates on one arm. “Th ...

December 01, 2018
| by Verena Foxx

| 0 comments

Read more
If I Could Save Time in a Bottle

Posted by Pat Nichol
|Date: December 01, 2018
| 0 comments

If I Could Save Time in a Bottle

“If I could save time in a bottle… If I could make days last forever If words could make wishes come true ...

“If I could save time in a bottle… If I could make days last forever If words could make wishes come true I'd save every day like a treasure and then…” As we move once again through the last month of ...

December 01, 2018
| by Pat Nichol

| 0 comments

Read more
Caring for Those That Care for Others

Posted by Toni O'Keeffe
|Date: November 01, 2018
| 0 comments

Caring for Those That Care for Others

As a young girl growing up in Duncan, BC, Faith Magwood was introduced to the concept of philanthropy and ...

As a young girl growing up in Duncan, BC, Faith Magwood was introduced to the concept of philanthropy and community service at an early age. Her parents, both active community volunteers, inspired Fai ...

November 01, 2018
| by Toni O'Keeffe

| 0 comments

Read more
Personal Experience Leads to Board Presidency

Posted by Toni O'Keeffe
|Date: November 01, 2018
| 0 comments

Personal Experience Leads to Board Presidency

John Thomas knows firsthand what it’s like to navigate the healthcare system and end-of-life care for an ...

John Thomas knows firsthand what it’s like to navigate the healthcare system and end-of-life care for an aging parent. He was first introduced to the work of the Eldercare Foundation when his father, ...

November 01, 2018
| by Toni O'Keeffe

| 0 comments

Read more
For the Love of Art

Posted by Pat Preston
|Date: November 01, 2018
| 0 comments

For the Love of Art

The West Coast demands to be captured in art – painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, photography and ...

The West Coast demands to be captured in art – painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, photography and ceramics. The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria houses a variety of art with pieces from across ...

November 01, 2018
| by Pat Preston

| 0 comments

Read more
Feeding the Children

Posted by Charlotte Sheldrake
|Date: November 01, 2018
| 0 comments

Feeding the Children

The irony of children going to school hungry in the heart of one of BC’s most acclaimed food and wine reg ...

The irony of children going to school hungry in the heart of one of BC’s most acclaimed food and wine regions is not lost on Fatima Da Silva, chef-operator of the vineyard-based gourmet restaurant Vin ...

November 01, 2018
| by Charlotte Sheldrake

| 0 comments

Read more
Reboot – October 2018

Posted by Verena Foxx
|Date: October 01, 2018
| 0 comments

Reboot – October 2018

DAVID WONG, an accomplished architect and author with a biology background that led him to initiate Save ...

DAVID WONG, an accomplished architect and author with a biology background that led him to initiate Save the Frogs Day in Vancouver schools, is adamant about leaving a civic legacy of diversity that e ...

October 01, 2018
| by Verena Foxx

| 0 comments

Read more
Making the Podium Achievable

Posted by Kate Robertson
|Date: September 01, 2018
| 0 comments

Making the Podium Achievable

If you tuned into the 2018 PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games, then you already know Canada’s mixed doubles ...

If you tuned into the 2018 PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games, then you already know Canada’s mixed doubles curling team beat out Switzerland to win the gold. Like hockey, curling is a sport Canada cons ...

September 01, 2018
| by Kate Robertson

| 0 comments

Read more
Paddling to the Beat of Their Own Drummer

Posted by John Kelly
|Date: September 01, 2018
| 0 comments

Paddling to the Beat of Their Own Drummer

You’d be forgiven if you questioned your sanity. Out of the mist atop the glass-like water of a cool, blu ...

You’d be forgiven if you questioned your sanity. Out of the mist atop the glass-like water of a cool, blue lake comes the head of a dragon. In its belly more than a dozen silver-haired women are paddl ...

September 01, 2018
| by John Kelly

| 0 comments

Read more
Accessing Community Resources

Posted by Wendy Johnstone
|Date: September 01, 2018
| 0 comments

Accessing Community Resources

If you are unsure about what kind of help you can access in the community when caring for someone, you ar ...

If you are unsure about what kind of help you can access in the community when caring for someone, you are among the many British Columbians who find navigating the healthcare system overwhelming and ...

September 01, 2018
| by Wendy Johnstone

| 0 comments

Read more
Before & After – Tasma Lacroix

Posted by INSPIRED Staff
|Date: September 01, 2018
| 0 comments

Before & After – Tasma Lacroix

Despite juggling multiple activities, interests, volunteering and travel, semi-retired Victoria resident ...

Despite juggling multiple activities, interests, volunteering and travel, semi-retired Victoria resident Tasma Lee Lacroix is always up for something new. When INSPIRED columnist Pat Nichol gave her a ...

September 01, 2018
| by INSPIRED Staff

| 0 comments

Read more

123 4 5