In the Community

The third (and final) in my summer series about the artists of Pratt Road features Pat Ridgway, who has lived here for 31 years.

Hi everyone! We hit some high temperatures earlier in the week – feels like summer has actually arrived, right? I’m sure there were many people trying to cool off in various ways – one being swimming.

What do newspaper reading under the trees, ukulele under the tent and tech help between the glass have in common? These classes and services are now available at the Sechelt Public Library.

It took about three weeks for Keith VanBrabant to notice the change. Before taking the Dads Matter program he would have described his parenting style as “traditional.

Restrictions associated with the global coronavirus pandemic have impacted the operations of many local charities.

At the Habitat for Humanity Sunshine Coast (Habitat) annual general meeting, five members of the community were elected to the board of nine directors, and the stage was set for renewal in governance and community engagement.

The dog days of summer are almost upon us. June was very changeable, a not uncommon occurrence, but now the temperatures are in the high 20s and a mid-summer lethargy is taking over.

Hi everyone! Hope you all had a wonderful week. We enjoyed some fairly warm days with the temperatures being ‘more normal’ ranging from 23 to 27 Celsius. Remember to wear a hat and use sun block when spending time outside.

The highlight of summer 2020 in the Harbour for many of us will most certainly be the fantastic waterfront concert last Saturday in Gunboat Bay starring the fabulous Peter Van Trio.

Dear Coastal Neighbour