In the Community

A diverse crowd gathered at the Sechelt Indian Band Hall on March 30, to celebrate the 80th birthday of shíshálh elder, xwu'p'a'lich Barb Higgins.

Thanks to the generous contributions of community members and local businesses, endangered western painted turtles now have a beautiful new place to nest at Trout Lake. For years, turtles have struggled to find suitable nesting habitat at the lake.

The RCMP will have two new recruits, as soon as they're old enough to apply.

Yes, it will be a day for the dogs in the Hidden Grove this Sunday, April 7. Everyone is invited, but dog owners are especially encouraged to bring their canine pets -on leash to start, please.

What is a neutrino? Where do they come from? Are they dangerous to life on earth? Dr.

It's springtime and kids are popping up outdoors like early blooms after the rainy season.

An informal group of Coast residents have organized an opportunity to learn about the history and impact of the Canadian Indian residential school system. This Saturday, April 6 at 7 p.m. at St.

This summer will mark the third successful year of Sea to Sky Outdoor School's popular Salish Sea Explorers.

The Literary Committee of the Sunshine Coast Arts Council is bringing three exciting Canadian authors to the Coast this spring in its annual reading series.

A little more than three years ago, 87 investors learned that they had been scammed and that $8 million had disappeared in a Ponzi scheme based in West Vancouver. Coast educator and musician Michael Maser was among the 87.