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Many of the Cuff governance audit recommendations remain unresolved, one year after report's release.

As logging plans advance, council pushes for better monitoring, provincial accountability and a unified approach to watershed management

Sarah Bradley is the first Canadian to qualify for the 2026 Working Equitation World Championships in Spain.

Just 10 days after inhabitants of Christenson Village gathered for a garden party to wind up a Coast-wide research project on aging, a bus bursting with exuberant residents from the uptown Gibsons care facility travelled to the town’s public ar

Teryl Mullock’s ‘Transformed by Water’ on until Aug. 17

The shortlist of finalists in the third annual Sunshine Coast Book Awards for BC Authors was released this week, with winners in the juried competition set to be announced later this month at a festival that will also unite local artists and writers.

The Sunshine Coast Lions Club — and bright sunshine — attracted 32 teams to its annual sandcastle competition at Davis Bay on July 27. After the start signal at 12:30, teams had three hours for focused sculpting.

Council backs MRDT rate hike but calls for fairer distribution of funds to support local housing efforts

Five species of hummingbirds have been recorded on the Sunshine Coast, with only two being regular. Rufous hummers were originally our only species, present from late March to late August, before returning to winter in Mexico.

If successful, the non-profit group will see a rise from two to three per cent on the Municipal and Regional District Tax, which is a charged on accommodation on the Coast.