In the Community

After growing up on the Sunshine Coast, I attended the University of Ottawa for two years before taking the past year to develop my French while working in France and travelling around Europe.

Have you ever wondered what it's like to ride on a hospital stretcher? If so, here's your chance to find out. In an effort to raise funds for equipment for the new hospital expansion, the staff and physicians of St.

Sechelt's Nick Proach and his company Nick Proach Models have joined with the HR MacMillan Space Centre in Vancouver to help celebrate the 40th anniversary of man's first landing on the moon.

A farm support dinner is being planned for Roberts Creek.

Editor's note: In the coming weeks, Coast Reporter, in conjunction with the Festival of the Written Arts (FOWA), will present brief previews of some of the authors appearing at this year's festival.

Fiery, passionate and emotive, Gibsons resident Anita Couvrette is serious about peace.

On July 9, the Splash 'n Shine Car Wash in Sechelt was awarded a platinum status for demonstrating innovative and responsible water use.

Vicki Pinkerton wife, mother, grandmother, student, life coach and writer, is setting things aside to fulfill a life-long dream to see all of Canada. Pinkerton left her small hometown of Mount Albert, Ont.

The 43rd annual Halfmoon Bay Country Fair at Coopers Green July 25 to 26 has a special significance for many reasons.

Editor's note: Every year the British Columbia Yukon and Community Newspaper Association in conjunction with the B.C. Press Council has a high school scholarship essay writing contest for graduating Grade 12 students.