In the Community

It's springtime and kids are popping up outdoors like early blooms after the rainy season.

An informal group of Coast residents have organized an opportunity to learn about the history and impact of the Canadian Indian residential school system. This Saturday, April 6 at 7 p.m. at St.

This summer will mark the third successful year of Sea to Sky Outdoor School's popular Salish Sea Explorers.

The Literary Committee of the Sunshine Coast Arts Council is bringing three exciting Canadian authors to the Coast this spring in its annual reading series.

A little more than three years ago, 87 investors learned that they had been scammed and that $8 million had disappeared in a Ponzi scheme based in West Vancouver. Coast educator and musician Michael Maser was among the 87.

The next meeting of the Sunshine Coast Natural History Society will be all about the pine beetle.

Spring has sprung and that means the return of the Farm Gate Market outside Roberts Creek Hall. Now in its fifth year, the market convenes every Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 6 p.m., rain or shine.

Innovation and diversity were on display Sunday, March 17 at the third annual Sunshine Coast Popsicle stick bridge building contest. A total of 48 wonderfully diverse bridges were tested to destruction in a two-hour crushing spree.

Last Saturday, March 16, saw almost 50 people show up to the St. Patty's Trail Day event at Connor Park in Halfmoon Bay to open up and maintain a new beginner-friendly trail near the dirt jumps.

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