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Remembrance Day service in downtown Sechelt draws large crowd

Remembrance Day service in downtown Sechelt draws large crowd

Hundreds lined Cowrie Street to watch the parade Nov. 11, which led from the Sechelt Legion to the cenotaph.
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Tragic pet death sparks warning about carbon monoxide safety in B.C.

Tragic pet death sparks warning about carbon monoxide safety in B.C.

There have been two significant carbon monoxide exposure incidents involving B.C. pets this year.
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50 artists join affordable housing campaign with auction

50 artists join affordable housing campaign with auction

Art lovers are invited to the 50 Artists for SCCSS 'Canapés, Cocktails & Charity Art Auction' on Nov. 16, from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at High Beam Dreams in Gibsons.
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Moments merge in fusion of photography and painting at GPAG

Moments merge in fusion of photography and painting at GPAG

A new exhibition of digital paintings by Sechelt-based artist Susan Harman translates time and space into large-scale images that defy their two dimensions.
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Now's the time to ask questions about SCRD services and levies

Now's the time to ask questions about SCRD services and levies

November will see the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) directors debating utility rates and the projects that will make up its 2025 budget.
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How local conservationists are reviving Sakinaw Lake's sockeye salmon population

How local conservationists are reviving Sakinaw Lake's sockeye salmon population

More than 51,000 sockeye salmon released into Sakinaw Lake as part of DFO’s captive brood program
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Katherine Lake Road fix is in

Katherine Lake Road fix is in

New road crossing culvert 'sizing was determined by a detailed flow analysis of Garden Bay Creek and is designed to meet contemporary standards for streamflow/stormwater management,' according to SCRD communications.
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Sechelt resident was arrested as part of the 'Resistance' in WW2

Sechelt resident was arrested as part of the 'Resistance' in WW2

Now 104 years old, Tony Price shares details of his time in solitary confinement before being moved to an Ilag in Laufen, Bavaria.
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Art Beat: Sunnycrest salutations and film society screens 'The Great Escaper'

Art Beat: Sunnycrest salutations and film society screens 'The Great Escaper'

Amid the flurry of Halloween events on the Coast, one in particular exemplified the community’s artful approach to helping people in need.
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U17 Boys Storm undefeated

U17 Boys Storm undefeated

The young team has their eyes fixed on a provincial berth
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