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Patriotic Paddlers

Patriotic Paddlers

The Gibsons Paddle Club, represented by the Tuesday Friendly Crew, celebrated Canada Day appropriately after their morning paddle.
Obituary: Doug Leslie

Obituary: Doug Leslie

'He was a unique, wonderful, kind, and loving soul that touched so many lives. He taught us to always try to be happy, show kindness to fellow humans, and that its okay to talk to strangers!'
Sechelt physicians off to Ireland

Sechelt physicians off to Ireland

Dr. Ted Krickan, a local family physician with a focused practice in GP-Surgery in addition to Obstetrics and our local ER, is set to represent Canada this July at the World Medical Football Championships (WMFC) in Dublin, Ireland, July 5 to 12.
Pender Harbour-Egmont Highlights: Get ready for Gunboat Bay Blues

Pender Harbour-Egmont Highlights: Get ready for Gunboat Bay Blues

Also, teasing new PHMS season
Obituary: Don Carmen

Obituary: Don Carmen

June 3, 1951 - June 4, 2025
Gumboot Nation: Where we’re going, we don’t need roads

Gumboot Nation: Where we’re going, we don’t need roads

As if live music Fridays at Sunday Cider weren’t enough glorious summertime goodness, they’ve now bumped Thursdays up a notch with a fabulous roster of outdoor movies.
Obituary: Elizabeth Douglas (Miller)

Obituary: Elizabeth Douglas (Miller)

'Elizabeth was a unique individual who understood the struggles in life and was determined to not let it define who she was and always put on a big smile.'
Kaleidoscope

Kaleidoscope

June 28, the Heart of Roberts Creek was alive with music and great food during the Kaleidoscope Canadian Multiculturalism Day event.
Canada Day Parade draws crowds to downtown Sechelt, July 1

Canada Day Parade draws crowds to downtown Sechelt, July 1

The 11-day syíyaya Days celebration culminated with the parade, followed by activities in Hakett Park.
Canada Day events on the Sunshine Coast: parades, pancakes and a flyby

Canada Day events on the Sunshine Coast: parades, pancakes and a flyby

In Sechelt, July 1 marks the end of syíyaya Days, an 11-day, community wide celebration of Indigenous culture, which includes Canada Day.