In the Community

Hammer throw champ: Harris Marshall, Grade 12 student at Elphinstone Secondary, recently competed for Elphinstone at the North Shore Track & Field Championships in hammer throw and discus throw.

“Circus” was the theme of the 79th Pender Harbour May Day celebration on May 18. The weather was great, attendance was impressive and the volunteer organizing committee and event sponsors astounded one and all with fun-filled day.

Highlighting transportation challenges on the Sunshine Coast, Chris Hergesheimer’s walk underscores the room for better access and infrastructure

‘Relocating buildings from one jurisdiction to another isn’t really a cut and paste operation’: James Nyhus, Sechelt chief building official

The community project aims to offer housing to vulnerable women and children

The Sunshine Coast has gained four species in recent decades

Transportation Choices Sunshine Coast’s (TraC) second annual Sunshine Coast Slow Food Ride, scheduled for Sunday, July 28, is fast approaching! This year’s event promises to be even bigger and better than last year, with 16 venues partici

Navy League Cadets # 204 Kenneth Grant from the Coast, joined with other mainland corps for Fleetweek on May 4 and for the 78th anniversary of the Battle of Atlantic Memorial Service on May 5 in North Vancouver.

In the past, May saw the start of annual community events on the Sunshine Coast. The first Sechelt May Day celebration, held in 1918 at the school, was organized by Gladys Tidy, the Sechelt School teacher.

Halfmoon Bay resident Chris Hergesheimer and his “always entertaining, high-energy Brothers in Farms will be bringing their rambunctious West Coast party music” to the May Day Dance at the Madeira Park Legion on May 18