In the Community

The Sunshine Coast Museum and Archives is giving members of the community a chance to interview someone special in their life and have their stories recorded for the future. A day of listening is being presented in one-hour sessions from 9 a.m.

This past summer, I travelled to France. While there, I took a trip with some friends to Juno Beach in Normandy, the spot where Canadian soldiers landed on D-Day. It was not at all what I expected.

As soon as the doors opened at Sechelt's tems swiya Museum on Wednesday night, Nov.

Jack and Jill Parent Participation Preschool celebrated its 41st anniversary of healthy, active, living and learning recently with the completion of a its new playscape project. On Oct.

The Roberts Creek Hall will be rocking Saturday night to the tunes of a great band with lots of local ties to the Sunshine Coast.

Sechelt residents and HapiFoods Artisan Cereal founders Corin and Brian Mullins will be appearing on an upcoming episode of Dragons' Den, airing Nov. 17, at 8 p.m. on CBC TV.

Once again the Sunshine Coast Conservation Asso-ciation (SCCA) invites the community to their annual Celebration of Conser-vation on Saturday, Nov. 13 at the Seniors Centre in Sechelt.

Chatelech drama students have taken on the challenge of an emotionally mature play in honour of Remembrance Day - and they are doing an excellent job.

There are artifacts older than the pyramids resting at the Sunshine Coast Museum and Archives in Gibsons.

Imagine walking onto a trailhead at Earls Cove Ferry on the north end of the Sunshine Coast and making your way through approximately 80 kilometres of uninterrupted nature, emerging at the southern end in Langdale.