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Eelgrass transplant crew returns

The Seagrass Conservation Working Group has once again visited eelgrass transplant sites at Halfmoon Bay and Sechelt Inlet to monitor and add to transplant locations.

Lots growing on in Roberts Creek

Come out to Seedy Saturday to find inspiration, learn from the experts, and purchase locally adapted, open pollinated seeds and seedlings. Spring is a few weeks away, which means that it is time to start planning for our summer gardens.

Excited exchange student starts fundraising

Sechelt's Brianna Lumb is ready to experience different cultures and help make some positive change through a Canada World Youth (CWY) exchange this summer.

Acclaimed author and journalist to speak in Sechelt

Are you concerned about Canada's shifting directions? Murray Dobbin is, and he uses his skills as an author and journalist to convince Canadians of a growing democratic deficit. Next Saturday, March 22 at 2 p.m.

Harbour and Egmont Highlights

Tonight, Friday, March 14 the School of Music coffeehouse features Katrina Bishop a favourite talented local singer/songwriter performing songs from her new CD.

Halfmoon Happenings

At Coopers Green Hall on March 29 at 7:30 p.m. the Welcome Beach Community Association (WBCA) is hosting a burger and beer night with live entertainment from the ever popular "Jack & G" a.k.a. Steve Jack and G Willy.

Isolation on the Coast

We have good reasons to celebrate our inclusive sense of community, but we must not flatter ourselves. We isolate and exclude, as well. And that betrays vanity and a lack of social vision.

Spring cleansing: body, house and spirit

March it comes in like a lion and leaves like a lamb or, so they say. And this pretty much sums up my approach to cleansing too. I'm a little zealous about it this time of year, clearing the cobwebs of winter, before settling gently into spring.

Gumboot Connection

Tonight, Friday, March 14 why not have dinner at the Roberts Creek Legion from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Great food and great music by Danny Dolen too. Seedy Saturday is this Saturday, March 15 at the Creek Hall from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Early diagnoses is the key

As many as 50 per cent of Canadians with dementia are not diagnosed early enough, and that means many Sunshine Coast residents living with dementia are losing precious time when care and support can make a tremendous difference in their quality of li