In the Community

Getting to know your neighbours, gathering information, developing lines of communication, identifying skills and unique needs in your neighbourhood and learning how these can best be met by neighbours themselves mean we will all be able to respond more quickly and effectively resulting in reduced demands on our already stretched resources such as fire, ambulance and search and rescue.

One difficult part of writing this column –– and staying tuned into local events –– is the recurring “oh shoot, I’ll be gone for that,” moment when I see some very cool things that I will regrettably be missi

Also, tickets on sale for Pender Harbour Choir’s spring concerts

The SCRD has a duty to take reasonable measures to mitigate the immediate hazard as well as the ongoing erosion, says staff report .

As part of Scouts Canada, the Chipmunks program was created for children aged four and five.

Const. Joshua Jewett honoured for placing their life at risk

A partnership between first responders and the Canadian Cancer Society, Cops for Cancer has raised nearly $56 million nationally since 1997, with funds use for research to increase survival rates and support children living with cancer and their families.

At its peak, Coast Wide Food Bank Drive raised $113,000. This year's donations equal just over $19,000.

Meet the Sunshine Coast's 'Banana Girl,’ a devoted cyclist who commutes 25 kilometres to work three to four times a week

As a daily dog-walker along the OBE “Rabbit Trail” to Chaster Park, I have occasionally chatted with other dog-walkers and come to know some of the other “regulars.