Dorothy Christie
Dorothy Christie is the Publisher of Bayview.
In many ways summer felt wonderfully normal, filled with hope and some trepidation as Covid case counts began to climb again around many parts of the province.
Well, here we are…the start of a summer filled with hope.
In a rare act of spontaneity I decided to finally hang white lights on the giant 50+ foot spruce tree in my front yard.
One of my biggest fears about Covid is that our local business community might be steamrolled by large online retailers who do little to help our community function and flourish.
One of my favourite views in the city is found on my regular drive down Red River Road near High Street.
The holiday season is always a good time to take a personal inventory of our interactions over the past year.
Good things can only last so long, so we must say goodbye to the summer fun and usher in a new season as our kids and grandkids trade-in their flip flops for running shoes and those loose schedules
Have you noticed how we all seem to have an extra spring in our step as we enter the summer months.
There is nothing more uplifting than recognizing the sure signs of spring.
I’m always amazed at how swiftly the transition between fall and winter can be.
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