In the Community

shíshálh Nation celebrates the opening of its state-of-the-art wastewater treatment facility

The 56th Annual Halfmoon Bay Fair July 14, was filled with fun for all ages, including a children’s play, live music, lively bingo games, vendors and delicious smash burgers and hot dogs prepared by enthusiastic volunteers.

It was sunny, hot and there was not much of a breeze on the racetrack – but there was plenty of fun to be had. Ninety-five race cars turned out at the drag races on July 6 and 7 at the Sechelt airport.

Sunshine Coast RCMP were called to a disturbance at Friendship Park where an adult female was attempting to force a teenage girl to go with her, saying she believed the young girl was her own daughter.

Greetings Creekers! All building are owned by someone, right? Apparently not. Imagine the surprise of the Roberts Creek Community Association when it was discovered that in fact they do not own the Hall, no one does.

After looking at the forecast this morning, it appears summer is finally here to stay, just in time for Halfmoon Bay’s most significant outdoor events! What’s Happening in Halfmoon Bay? • The 56th Annual Halfmoon Bay Country Fair is

Suddenly, it’s mid-July, and the halcyon days of summer so beloved by Sunshine Coasters are here. The days are hot and dry, the sky is blue, and our visual landscapes are painted in intense colours.

Coffeehouse tonight, Friday, July 12 at the School of Music.

Lee-Ann Ennis is part of a global effort to restore vital kelp habitat. She teaches and assists groups in setting up kelp seed nurseries in Vancouver and as far away as the UK.

After flood damage closed the library, staff are preparing to welcome the public back