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When Iranian-born artist Mehran Modarres-Sadeghi first encountered the Dick and Jane books once commonplace as English primers for North American schoolchildren, the stories and their settings seemed completely alien.

The nine-decade history of xwesam-Roberts Creek Hall provided the backdrop for a gathering last weekend that plunged into the deep literary currents of the Sunshine Coast.

Loons are an iconic species, familiar to most people and often thought of as synonymous with the Canadian wilderness. Again, most people are familiar with the call of the loon, a wild, unrestrained yodel from which the common loon takes its name.

With two upcoming retirements, Sechelt Public Library director reflects on decades of community contribution

Increased density on single-family lot likely the way of the future, says mayor.

Here are your kicks and kisses for the week of November 15!

Stewart and Walkeden surprise with two-woman bobsled gold; Austin and company dominate four-man race at Canadian Championships

Also, Rotary Club presents its Scotch tasting extravaganza and gearing up for a weekend of Christmas

Agreement to support environmental stewardship in kalpilin (Pender Harbour) and the development of PODS

Study reveals the potential impact of traditional foraging practices on heart health among Indigenous women in the Squamish Nation