Month: March 2015

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The Pitfalls of Poor Leadership A lot is written about leadership these days, probably because our complex world requires skilled and strong leaders to find solutions that make a positive difference to the human condition.  Unfortunately, the flip side of good leadership is poor leadership, and recognizing some of the fundamental differences is essential if … Read more

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Celebrating International Women’s Day – March 8        This year’s United Nations’ theme for International Women’s Day is “Empowering Women, Empowering Humanity:  Picture it!”  The International Women’s Day theme is “Make It Happen,” with a dedicated hashtag (#MakeItHappen) for social media.  International Women’s Day 2015 commemorates the 20th anniversary year of the Bejing … Read more

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Focus Magazine Takes Aim at Oak Bay’s Urban Deer Cull Oak Bay’s plan for a deer cull continues to grab attention from the public and the media.  Leslie Campbell, editor of Focus Magazine, has written a strong and thought-provoking article in the March 2015 edition of Focus Magazine here:  http://bit.ly/1Faa4td  It seems that Oak Bay … Read more

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Restoring a Heritage Home Please join Oak Bay Heritage on March 18, 2015 at 7:00 PM, at Windsor Park, to “listen and learn” about restoring a heritage home.  There will be a panel discussion, audience questions and answers and refreshments.  Donations at the door to Oak Bay Heritage are gratefully accepted.  Get there early — … Read more