In the Community

'We will miss your sparking blue eyes, your laughter, your comforting, loving presence.'

Sunshine Coast veterans, emergency responders, cadets and residents mark the day of Remembrance

At Liz de Beer’s Klaywerk Studio and Gallery, a two-minute drive from the Langdale ferry terminal, kiln-fired pottery tells a story of cultural fusion.

Time to cozy up inside on rainy nights now that we have rolled into November and a new time change. Don’t get too relaxed though, as it was one year ago this week that we survived the Great Windstorm of 2022.

Ornithology’s reckoning means the removing of all honorifics

Bev Terry’s legacy brings joy and literacy to Sunshine Coast children

Sometimes when folks ask me what I do, I just say I’m a storyteller.   

Last year, Sunshine Coast residents packed 722 gift filled shoeboxes for underprivileged children, many whom are in war torn countries, simply by putting school supplies, hygiene items and a few toys into a shoebox.

The addition of the AEDs, which includes outfitting the RCMP police boat, will greatly increase chances of survival for members of our community suffering a cardiac event while emergency services are responding, extending the window for response by up to one hour in some cases. 

On Saturday, Nov. 18, at the Roberts Creek Hall, the Sunshine Coast Grandmothers and Grand Others will hold their annual Bazaar from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.