In the Community

Wendy Haddock has driven generations of students

By late February we on the Sunshine Coast are feeling smug as the signs of spring become increasingly evident.

I am a senior living on the Coast. I live with my wife, whose mobility and memory are going. She relies on me for meals, to get around the house and now with managing a lot of our bills too.

Hi everyone! Hope you all had a wonderful week. We’re back to our usual unsettled weather with a few sunny breaks and warm days. The Sunshine Coast Beekeepers Club is reaching out to anyone interested in beekeeping.

Yes! Great news! We are not dreaming – not only will we have a doctor in the community but a wonderful new service.

Navies established most of the oldest observatories

Lion or lamb? As I peer ahead to next week’s weather I am not sure if 6 C and a 35 per cent chance of showers is a lamb or not, but I would say it doesn’t qualify as a lion.

Mikael Colville-Andersen of Copenhagen will share insights to creating cyclist, pedestrian-friendly spaces

The Sunshine Coast Foundation is inviting applications to access new funding to transform public spaces in response to COVID-19. The funding is part of the federal government’s $31-million Healthy Communities Initiative.

Liaison officer Lt.-Col B.A. (Brent) Purcell (left) came to Sechelt on Feb. 11 to present a citation to Dr. Joerg Jaschinski (centre, with clinic manager Paige Davies) and the Cowrie Medical Clinic for allowing Capt.