Island Voices features a collection of articles for seniors and their families by Vancouver Island authors and authorities on a wide range of subjects.
A recent social media post depicting Donald J. Trump in a casual setting invited comments on the candid picture of the U.S. president, specifically his appearance. Predictably and perhaps appropriately, many of the comments were nasty. Some viewers noted that the president appears to have aged dramatically. Other sharp-eyed commenters marvelled at how well Trump’s…
How Sheep’s Wool Protects Against Moisture and Breakdown
Today (June 21st) is the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, and the sun is directly overhead at the Tropic of Cancer, which is approximately 23 degrees north latitude (the same as the earth’s axial tilt).
Dying is not optional, and how we physically deal with our bodies after death is a real issue that needs to be addressed. We posted an article submitted by Chris Benesch of Earth Options, a Victoria company, on this issue to detail how the province of BC was dragging its feet behind other provinces, (and…
As a real estate agent who specializes in working with more mature adults, I understand that downsizing isn’t just about selling a home —it’s about transitioning to a new chapter with dignity, clarity, and confidence. I guide seniors and their families through every step of the process.
Heart to Home Meals started in Canada in 2007 under a different name. Today, it has 20 outlets across Canada. Victoria saw the 17th open, and it has been in operation since 2022.
Cruelty in America was on display with Elon Musk’s disgusting celebration of the destruction of U.S. AID. How can anyone other than a psychopath celebrate the destruction of the lives and health of millions of people? Elon Musk with a chainsaw at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland in February. Trevor Hancock writes that…
As I’m sure the readers of Seniors101.ca would agree, we all love Vancouver Island! We are so fortunate to live in a place so rich with culture, diversity and natural beauty, and one that provides so many options for fresh, local food and beverages.
The Chemainus Public Market, located in the former Chemainus Foods building in downtown Chemainus, was home to about 15 different businesses, including a fish and chips restaurant, ice cream parlour several unique enterprises.
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