In the Community

Staying in a tent or cave with an en-suite bathroom, getting up close and personal with the wild animals -you can expect the unexpected when you go on a luxury safari in southern Africa.

The Sunshine Coast Clean Air Society is pleased to host Michael J. Bradley as speaker at its annual general meeting on Sunday, Jan. 26 at 1 p.m. at the Stalashen Clubhouse in Wilson Creek.

The Sunshine Coast Museum and Archives in Gibsons is inviting residents to take a walk in the woods through a photo slideshow presentation next Saturday.

Many still don't know that Sechelt has a youth centre for teens and tweens - that's adult supervised and student-led - so staff members are trying to get the word out. Youth centre staff hosted an open house on Jan.

KidSport BC has a long-standing partnership with the NHLPA Goals and Dreams Fund, which provides KidSport BC with hockey equipment for distribution to community chapters.

The Sunshine Coast is a fantastic place with incredible biodiversity and many people and groups working towards preserving it.

Before Christmas I requested information regarding the presence of Anna's hummingbirds on the Sunshine Coast. I was overwhelmed by the response and I wish to thank everyone who contacted me with their records.

The Roberts Creek Legion is pleased to welcome their new chefs and expanded dinner hours - now open Tuesday through Friday from 4:30 to 8 p.m.

The My Health My Community Survey was launched in June 2013 and is coming to a close in the coming months.

The protest against BC Ferry cuts at the north end of Redrooffs Road at Highway 101 on Jan. 18 was a busy affair with a good turnout of about 100 concerned citizens. Organizers expect there to be more protests in the coming weeks.