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Shop in qathet celebrates half-century of health and well-being

Shop in qathet celebrates half-century of health and well-being

Health store provides wide variety of vitamins, supplements, superfoods and teas
Kisses and Kicks: Kicks to tailgaters, kisses to library staff

Kisses and Kicks: Kicks to tailgaters, kisses to library staff

Here are the good deeds (and not so good deeds) that happened in our Coast community this week!
shíshálh Nation honours Indigenous veterans

shíshálh Nation honours Indigenous veterans

Remembering Indigenous veterans and their resilience in the face of historical challenges
Coast Scene: Happy Diwali

Coast Scene: Happy Diwali

Festival of Lights: The Diwali festival celebrates the inner light that protects from spiritual darkness and marks the triumph of good over evil. There was much good in evidence at Seaside Centre on Nov.
Rumor of gunshots near Gibsons Elementary put to rest

Rumor of gunshots near Gibsons Elementary put to rest

Police activity near Gibsons Elementary prompts precautionary measures
Tesla, BMW, gold bars, bitcoin of alleged fentanyl chemical distributor to remain in custody

Tesla, BMW, gold bars, bitcoin of alleged fentanyl chemical distributor to remain in custody

Accused of distributing hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of fentanyl precursor chemicals, Ge Wang claimed the Tesla he used was normally for the transportation of an autistic child.
Gibsons endorses Corporate Climate Action Plan

Gibsons endorses Corporate Climate Action Plan

Plan to significantly cut future emissions
Legal decision website CanLII files lawsuit against B.C. company for alleged copyright breach

Legal decision website CanLII files lawsuit against B.C. company for alleged copyright breach

Operator of new legal decision website using artificial intelligence software denied using data owned by CanLII, which has filed a copyright lawsuit in B.C. Supreme Court.
Top federal B.C. Mountie sees perils of criminal prosecution laws amid drug superlab probe

Top federal B.C. Mountie sees perils of criminal prosecution laws amid drug superlab probe

The largest seizure ever of illicit drugs from a 'superlab' in B.C. has produced just one individual facing criminal charges; critics of the legal system have long argued Canadian police are handcuffed in prosecuting transnational criminal networks.
Retiring pilot from qathet logged record number of flying hours

Retiring pilot from qathet logged record number of flying hours

Nobody knows the BC coast like pilot Dale Buchan, say aviation colleagues