In the Community

Your Mental Health

Dr. Marius Welgemoed says one of the biggest gifts you can give yourself in the face of mounting frustration is to learn how your emotional “triggering process” plays out.

I’ve been writing the Elphinstone Community Column for two years as of this issue. Even though I’ve lived here for 38 years, I still have more to learn.

In lieu of the annual May Day Parade in Pender Harbour, cancelled this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the area first responders including BC Emergency Health Services and the Egmont Fire Department will be driving around Madeira Park and Garden B

Hi everyone! Hope you all had an awesome week! Looks like the warm weather switch will be turned on this weekend, so hopefully you can get out to enjoy it.

I read somewhere that men are overwhelmingly inclined to like blueberries more than women and that one of the favourite aromas for a woman is pumpkin pie.

After two long years and many hurdles cleared, Gibsons Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre’s (GWRC) new trailer was finally ready to receive its wildlife patients requiring indoor care – and on Friday, April 24, these animals were moved into their new mor

Earth continues its catch-up with the outer planets as spring goes on. Mars passed Jupiter and Saturn at the end of March and all three planets are lined up before sunrise in the southeast, from left to right: Mars, Saturn and Jupiter.

The faculty and staff from our campus wish to express their thoughts to all of you during this uncertain time. Here is a letter from all of us to all of you.

While business is far from usual amidst the COVID-19 crisis, Habitat for Humanity Sunshine Coast remains hard at work placing families in affordable, secure housing.