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Island junior hockey player on trial for sexual assault

Island junior hockey player on trial for sexual assault

A teenage girl testified that on Jan. 31, 2023, Kenneth Boychuk sexually assaulted her while slapping and punching her until she blacked out
Pride Society, Astronomy Club team up for Pride Under the Stars

Pride Society, Astronomy Club team up for Pride Under the Stars

The event blends science, diversity, and queer joy into an evening at the Sunshine Coast Observatory, at 4480 Hilltop Road in Wilson Creek.
Gibsons seeking elector approval to borrow $3.56M for sewer, water main work

Gibsons seeking elector approval to borrow $3.56M for sewer, water main work

Gibsons residents have until July 3 at 4 p.m. to submit elector response forms in opposition to the borrowing.
Islanders clean up tonnes of marine debris in qathet waters

Islanders clean up tonnes of marine debris in qathet waters

Styrofoam and other microplastics found on Savary beaches impact human/animal health
Indigenous business competition show Bears' Lair releases Season 2

Indigenous business competition show Bears' Lair releases Season 2

Among the contestants of this year’s series is a successful entrepreneur with a largely Squamish Nation workforce
This corner of B.C. amid worst drought in Canada

This corner of B.C. amid worst drought in Canada

The lack of water threatens levels in hydroelectric reservoirs and has left some farmers struggling to feed their animals.
Tla'amin to host Indigenous Day celebration on June 21

Tla'amin to host Indigenous Day celebration on June 21

qatᶿɛnxegəs (unite or come together) is the theme for 2024
RCMP officer working in Bella Bella transferred after 'racist' posts

RCMP officer working in Bella Bella transferred after 'racist' posts

Heiltsuk Nation Chief: "This was really hard on our community."
What's happening with the Connect the Coast project?

What's happening with the Connect the Coast project?

“Go By Bike” week is June 3 to 9 and another opportunity for Transportation Choices Sunshine Coast to shine a light on local sustainable cycling, pedestrian, and transit alternatives to single-occupancy car use.
B.C. judges lower woman's $400K jury award for unnecessary mastectomy

B.C. judges lower woman's $400K jury award for unnecessary mastectomy

Three B.C. Court of Appeal judges found the negligent mastectomy of the woman's right breast was not severe enough to warrant a high award for damages.