In the Community

It's midnight. Five shíshálh women, all cousins, paddle their canoes through the black quiet in ?álh tew lích (Sechelt Inlet). It’s so dark they can barely make out the canoe in front of them. With only the sound of their paddles hitting water, they follow the path of their ancestors, who traversed these waters as their major highway for many centuries

An African author and performer who made the Sunshine Coast his home two decades ago has recruited a local tap dancer to spark creativity across the Republic of Congo.

‘Today is mostly about hope, but I think it’s also important that we’re rooted in reality,’ says organizer of march for peace in Davis Bay

A centennial anniversary

Also, here's what's happening for Halloween this weekend

All kinds of art to discover in the Creek

There will be no shortage of Halloween spookiness on the Sunshine Coast this year!

'Paul was a keen storyteller and maintained his great sense of humour until his passing.'

'Freeman was a hockey and baseball coach and was dedicated to the local Legion and Pulp and Paper Union where he served as an officer for decades. Freeman loved fishing and sports of all kinds.'

There aren’t many homes in Roberts Creek featuring brick-clad exteriors, but then again, this is not your average dwelling. It’s housing a family of designers and is consequently full of thoughtful, creative and simple surprises.