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The statistics cover everything from reports of stolen bikes and cars, to break and enter calls.

The sight of the 136-foot Uchuck III’s split cranes and rounded wheelhouse is a signal to the lonely corners of the northIsland that the outside world has arrived.

The paintings of Bill Lowe’s debut solo exhibition — which opened during a public reception at the Gibsons Public Art Gallery on July 26 — may be fixed to the walls of the Joe Peters Lounge, but each image has momentum.

For over two decades, the Loon Foundation, formerly the Ruby Lake Lagoon Nature Reserve Society, has been dedicated to connecting people with nature and promoting the responsible care of our coastlines and aquatic ecosystems.

A Sunshine Coast author, educator and activist will this weekend premiere an original one-woman interactive theatre performance at the Nanaimo Fringe Festival. Danika Dinsmore is the author of eight young adult novels and four books of poetry.

Many people on the Sunshine Coast do not currently have a family doctor. If you’re feeling uncertain about how to access care or where to start, there are supports in place to help you navigate the healthcare system.

The Roberts Creek mandala, an annual community art project begun 28 years ago by Robert Marion and Erica Snowlake, was in peril of fading this summer.

The Sunshine Coast Labour Council warmly invites the community to its annual Labour Day Community Picnic — a celebration of solidarity, community, and connection.