In the Community

The Sunshine Coast Natural History Society conducted their 42nd annual Christmas Bird Count (CBC) on 20th December, covering the area from Port Mellon to West Sechelt.

The first time I swore in front of my mother was in the fall of my 14th year. During a mackerel “run” in the Atlantic, the fish come to the surface and the water looks as if boiling, an easy target for a quick cast of the rod and “jigging.

The spectacular festive light shows were over the top as this year’s competitors lit up the Harbour for the annual Polar Express event.

Happy New Year all and looking forward to things getting back to a new and better normal! The ECA (Elphinstone Community Association) January meeting will be on Wednesday the 13th at 7 p.m., by Zoom.

Happy New Year everyone! Hope you all had a wonderful week and an amazing holiday season.

Despite the severely detrimental impact of the novel coronavirus on business operations, the Sechelt Legion donated $7,500 from its charitable arm this holiday season.

Salvation Army Ministry director Darrell Pilgrim (left) receives a cheque for $2,000 from Gibsons Marina owner Klaus Fuerniss, along with toys, non-perishable food items, and a nicely filled kettle of cash donations from the community.

If you were a doctor in the emergency department at Sechelt Hospital, what would you want for Christmas? Bear in mind the hospital’s ER sees over 19,000 patients each year, at all hours of the day and night.

A Roberts Creek couple got an unexpected Christmas gift this season, one which has already changed their lives dramatically.

Dan Chercover, co-chair of the Suncoast Woodcrafters Guild Toys and Gifts program, presents Catherine Leach, executive director, and Lynn Mackay of Sunshine Coast Community Services with 110 handcrafted wood gifts made by Guild members.