Mark Stachiew
Journalist at Freelance
Freelance Writer at Ottawa Citizen
Traveller, tourist, explorer ✈ Freelance travel journalist sharing news and tips for travellers ✈ Contact me at https://t.co/xN9mtK688O
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5 days ago |
thewhig.com | Mark Stachiew
Advertisement 1Kingston advocate urges PSA testing ahead of annual Kingston-Quinte Ride for DadAuthor of the article: • Postmedia Content Works • • Article contentWhen you think of Marion Perry, you think of family, saving lives and a passionate woman in the fight against prostate cancer.
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4 weeks ago |
thewhig.com | Mark Stachiew
‘It's so much better to know where you stand and deal with it’Author of the article: • Postmedia Content Works • • Article contentWhen David Bailey learned that he had prostate cancer, the retired school teacher did what teachers do best: he taught. He explained to other men about how early detection drastically improves the survival rate of the most commonly diagnosed men’s cancer in Canada after non-melanoma skin cancers.
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1 month ago |
tasteandtravelmagazine.com | Mark Stachiew
Menu IngredientsLemon Juice 1/4 cupChardonnay 1/4 cupGarlic 1 clove, mincedMinced Shallots 1 TbsVegetable Oil 2 TbsMahi Mahi Fillets 2 x 6 ozUnsalted Butter 1 cupSea Salt 1 tspCook ItCombine the lemon juice, wine, garlic and shallot in a sauté pan, and cook over medium heat for 10 minutes or until reduced by half. Put oil in No. 10 skillet and heat on medium heat. Once oil is hot, add Mahi Mahi and sauté for 4 minutes on each side, flipping only once.
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1 month ago |
tasteandtravelmagazine.com | Mark Stachiew
Menu IngredientsToppingGranulated Sugar 1 cupAll-Purpose Flour 1 cupBaking Powder 1 tspMilk ¾ cupUnsalted Butter ½ cupFillingSliced Peaches 2 1/2 cupsCinnamon 1 tspVanilla 1 tspBrown Sugar ½ cupCook ItPreheat the oven to 350˚F. Mix the sugar, flour, baking powder and milk in a bowl. In your skillet melt butter until it browns. Pour above mixture into the skillet onto the melted butter. Do not stir. Mix the fruit, cinnamon and vanilla together.
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Feb 4, 2025 |
stachiew.com | Mark Stachiew
For years, one of the items on my travel bucket list was to swim with manatees in Florida, but the more I researched the topic, the more I wondered if this was the best way to interact with these fascinating sea mammals. There is growing concern among wildlife managers that direct, close-up interactions—such as swimming with manatees—can have more negative impacts on them than less invasive activities like kayaking or observing them from the shore.
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Is it better for #manatees if we stop swimming with them? Is watching them from a boat better? I don't know the answer, but I chose to see them from a kayak when I visited Crystal River, Florida last month. https://t.co/ax4G3EfJZr #travel https://t.co/sZGsrbLfff
If you came to #Montreal to experience winter, but find it a bit too gruelling, head to the Underground City where it's a lot warmer. I took @tourbirder's #audiotour and found it a fun way to explore this under-appreciated part of the city. #Travel https://t.co/tdnmHlKDJq https://t.co/huPRO0tlYh
A great way to explore #Taipei is on two wheels. Here's an older #travel story of mine that was no longer available online by the publication that originally published it, but I have revived it and revised it on my website. https://t.co/ryOy9UoNdB https://t.co/LQXg2rsB8n
