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Pender Harbour-Egmont Highlights: What’s happening for Super Saturday?

Pender Harbour-Egmont Highlights: What’s happening for Super Saturday?

April Tools, Plant Sale, Giant Garage Sale and more
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Art Beat: Inspirito choir goes global and A Cappella Strait choir celebrates 40 years

Art Beat: Inspirito choir goes global and A Cappella Strait choir celebrates 40 years

The Inspirito Vocal Ensemble, under the direction of Sarona Mynhardt, recently returned from its first international trip: a musical odyssey through Cuba that gave rise to new friendships and future opportunities.
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Gibsons ADP sees revised proposal for 458 Marine Drive

Gibsons ADP sees revised proposal for 458 Marine Drive

The developer is asking to reduce the required parking by one space
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Gibsons fire department sees 12 per cent increase in Q1 responses

Gibsons fire department sees 12 per cent increase in Q1 responses

Notable incidents in the first quarter of this year included a structure fire of a mobile home, a car on a cliff edge and a response to a cardiac arrest, which revived the patient
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Sechelt area pharmacist suspended

Sechelt area pharmacist suspended

In addition to the thirty-day suspension, Rami Basem Hanania has been barred from serving as a pharmacy manager, director, officer, or as a preceptor for pharmacy students for a period of five years.
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In like a lamb, out like a lion: Spring weather turns

In like a lamb, out like a lion: Spring weather turns

Rainy days ahead: Gibsons and Sechelt brace for April's showers with up to 27mm rainfall expected
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Sechelt council addresses harsh feedback from community

Sechelt council addresses harsh feedback from community

‘You get more work done with senior levels of government by engaging in a positive manner, there's no need to tear anyone down to try and validate a viewpoint.’: Alton Toth
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'Thrown under the ferry': Southern Sunshine Coast FAC chair reacts to BC Ferries security report

'Thrown under the ferry': Southern Sunshine Coast FAC chair reacts to BC Ferries security report

‘It was all about how I did the meeting, and I don't know how that helps them come up with a better plan.’: Diana Mumford.
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Katherine Lake Campground closed until late May

Katherine Lake Campground closed until late May

There will be no May Day or early spring camping at Katherine Lake Park this year. In an April 24 press release the Sunshine Coast Regional District announced that facility will remain closed past May 21 “due to ongoing emergency road repairs”.
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Federal ministers visit Sunshine Coast to detail $4 billion in reconciliation commitments

Federal ministers visit Sunshine Coast to detail $4 billion in reconciliation commitments

Ministers of Citizen Services and Health hold photo op at the tems swiya Museum
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