Highlights

Columnist Keith Baldrey says he's familiar with receiving criticism, but believes the current social discourse can easily make a person feel "a little tense."

Sunshine Coast Association for Community Living (SCACL) is challenging Coasters to support the 2024 Special Olympics BC’s Polar Plunge Challenge by joining Team SCACL to take the plunge into the cold ocean at the beach by Sechelt Rotary Friendship Park on Wednesday, Feb. 21 from 1 to 2 pm. 

Bureaucracy behind Security Small Business Rebate Program means it could take 37 years to distribute funds for companies hit by vandals

For a new exhibition at the Gibsons Public Art Gallery, the Sunshine Coast Black History Month Collective selected a Kenya-born artist seemingly drawn by destiny to the liminal landscapes of the Salish Sea.

The SCRD’s smallest area produces the most vegetables

I collect self-care books like others collect teapots or things decorated with sunflowers. But I don’t just collect these books, I read them, oftentimes over and over again.

Effects of warm weather linger and listening for early sounds of spring activity

Inspectors found Vancouver's Shamrock Bar & Grill had more than 70 people on June 17, 2023 despite a capacity of 44 patrons.

Two rare co-ops on private land have been saved from the prospect of redevelopment with a $71-million injection of cash to a non-profit trust entity operated by the Co-operative Housing Federation of BC.

A judge found the woman assaulted a store employee by coughing in their direction, and assaulted another by pushing her shopping cart into him.