In the Community

'Katie was very sensitive, generous and caring. She always stood up for the underdog, those who she felt were being bullied and those less fortunate than her. She was also great fun to be with and loved a good joke or two.'

'Irene lived a remarkable life filled with many experiences and adventures. She worked as a medical lab technologist, volunteered for many causes, obtained her private pilots license, had many hobbies, enjoyed fishing, boating, traveling and shopping, loved to cook, bake, and entertain in her home, but most of all she cherished spending time with her family and close friends.'

Dozens of participants from several community organizations showed up for a frigid plunge into Trail Bay Wednesday afternoon.

Community engagement suffers, says Southern Sunshine Coast FAC chair as BC Ferries faces criticism for lack of responsiveness and delays.

The following article was sparked by a recent question from a researcher: “After whom Is Crowston Lake named?” Around 1903 or 1904, a young man came to B.C. from Ontario.

Q: What rights do I have as a foreign worker?

The latest cohort of Sunshine Coast healthcare workers furthering their medical education gathered beneath the big red heart at Sechelt Hospital. David Silverman, Paul Jung, Megan Lacey and Kelsey Oxley are all members of the medical imaging team.

Feb. 13 was Canada’s Agriculture Day. Personally, I celebrate the vital role that agriculture plays in my life every day.

Allan Harding, a four-time Canadian National Champion from Gibsons has played a crucial role in Team Canada’s gold medal victory in the men’s team event at Intershoot, a major international shooting competition, in the Netherlands earlier