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10-unit development proposed on Gibsons seawalk

10-unit development proposed on Gibsons seawalk

Substantial environmental assessments needed for shoreside site
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Letters: There's no excuse for wasting water on the Coast these days

Letters: There's no excuse for wasting water on the Coast these days

'It is highly hypocritical to point the finger at SCRD for the shortcomings of the water storage situation while at the same time apparently wasting water.'
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Sunshine Coast ElderCollege releases fall program

Sunshine Coast ElderCollege releases fall program

Fall 2023 registration started at 8 a.m. Aug. 11
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Gibsons Regatta sails on

Gibsons Regatta sails on

Sunshine Coast Yacht Club hosted regatta July 22, 23
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Letter: Fix the Mixal Lake curve

Letter: Fix the Mixal Lake curve

'Built in 1936, the Mixal Lake curve has been a real and present danger for decades, but has become much more so with today’s larger vehicles and heavier traffic.'
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Photos: Creek Daze festival 2023 delights

Photos: Creek Daze festival 2023 delights

Hundreds of people turned out for Roberts Creek's Creek Daze 2023 on Aug. 13, which included the Higgledy Piggledy Parade, the community festival with booths and entertainment, Slow Sundays music offerings behind the library and the library's giant book sale.
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Artist trio brims with bark and bite at GPAG

Artist trio brims with bark and bite at GPAG

The harmony between three simultaneous exhibitions at the Gibsons Public Art Gallery surprised even the artists themselves.
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Elphinstone Chronicles: Cycling slow, smashing records

Elphinstone Chronicles: Cycling slow, smashing records

TraC’s July Slow Food Cycle wildly successful for visitors and visitees
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Sunshine Coast teen dancers bound into L.A. limelight

Sunshine Coast teen dancers bound into L.A. limelight

Andrea Villanueva, a Grade 12 student at Chatelech Secondary School and a dancer with Sechelt’s Coast Academy of Dance and Performing Arts, was selected to attend last month’s Liberate Artists workshops after appearing in the Star Talent dance competition in Burnaby this spring. Connor Dixon, a Grade 11 student at Elphinstone Secondary and a performer with the Gibsons Dance Centre, earned his way during another Star Talent contest in Langley. 
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Opinion: How language can turn down the temperature of heated climate change discourse

Opinion: How language can turn down the temperature of heated climate change discourse

Language is adaptive, self-balancing and evolves with environmental change. Understanding this may be the key to improving the conversation around climate change.
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