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Sunshine Coast teen textile artist hooked on community service

Sunshine Coast teen textile artist hooked on community service

A textile prodigy with a passion for performance has turned a graduation project into a forward-looking act of compassion.
Taking a break from alcohol? Focus on progress, not perfection

Taking a break from alcohol? Focus on progress, not perfection

After the holidays, many people commit to a “dry January,” only to discover it can be overwhelming and more challenging than expected.
Letters: Sechelt farmers market is already in a great location

Letters: Sechelt farmers market is already in a great location

'Walkability and accessibility to shops, transport, and events shows thoughtful urban planning, in the downtown area of Sechelt.'
Rotary Club of Sechelt announces 2025 calendar winner

Rotary Club of Sechelt announces 2025 calendar winner

The Rotary Club of ch’atlich (Sechelt) is pleased to announce the grand prize winner for their 2025 Rotary Calendar raffle. This year the prizes are fewer, just 65, but larger amounting to the same money awarded as prizes in the previous years.
Coast Scene: Winter Market

Coast Scene: Winter Market

The Sechelt Winter Market is back, running until mid-March every Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., in the Seaside Centre.
Going downhill: Conflict over rogue North Shore mountain bike trails coming to a head

Going downhill: Conflict over rogue North Shore mountain bike trails coming to a head

Booby trapped trails, rogue builders and environmental damage called out in open letter from North Shore Mountain Bike Association
Kisses and Kicks: Kisses for silent days

Kisses and Kicks: Kisses for silent days

Here are the good deeds (and not so good deeds) that happened in our Coast community this week!
Letters: The inevitability of BC Ferries breakdowns

Letters: The inevitability of BC Ferries breakdowns

Editor: The following letter was addressed to BC Ferries chair Joy MacPhail and CEO Nicholas Jimenez and shared with Coast Reporter.
Gumboot Nation: The reluctant socializer’s guide to exploring Roberts Creek

Gumboot Nation: The reluctant socializer’s guide to exploring Roberts Creek

The last paper I remember reading regularly was the “Pink Pages” from the San Francisco Chronicle—an arts section featuring the “little man,” a cartoon who rated movies through exuberant emotional expressions.
Art Beat: Paradox in performance at Artesia Jan. 17

Art Beat: Paradox in performance at Artesia Jan. 17

One of the Sunshine Coast’s fastest-rising bands will perform at the Artesia Coffee House on Friday, Jan. 17 at the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre.