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New admin changes announced

School District No. 46 has announced their administrative changes for the 2011/12 school year.

Local soldier dies in accident

The Coast is grieving the loss of a young Halfmoon Bay man this week, 24-year-old Daniel Scoular, who was killed May 1 in an automobile accident near Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Shilo in Manitoba, where he was stationed.

Simons appointed to shadow cabinet

New Democrat Party (NDP) leader Adrian Dix has named Powell River - Sunshine Coast MLA Nicholas Simons as the shadow cabinet's Community Living B.C. (CLBC) critic and deputy social development and housing critic.

Target Marine could get second chance

Target Marine Hatcheries may be allowed to process sturgeon for caviar in Sechelt after all. The company will have another chance to have their zoning bylaw amendment considered after a defeated motion was rescinded by council May 4.

Weston rides Conservative wave

A blue wave across the country Monday night swept the Conservatives to a majority government, the first since 1988. And our riding will be sending a familiar local face back to Ottawa.

Burning ban tightens up

Story: Sechelt council is toughening up its burning bylaws. Councillors gave staff some direction on amending the open air burning bylaw at their April 27 committee of the whole meeting.

Consul General of China tours Coast

The Sunshine Coast was host to a prestigious group last week as the Consul General of China Liang Shugen and his wife Ma Shu toured the Coast with a group of nine business professionals from the Shenghai Business Association.

Weekly police report

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for April 26 to May 3: On April 26, a thief gained entry into a residence in the 6300 block of Jasper Road. The point of entry was determined to be an unlocked lower level window.

Glacier "Owns the Podium" at provincial awards

Glacier Media Group is thrilled to announce its newspaper winners from the BC and Yukon Community Newspaper Association's Ma Murray Awards held April 30 in Vancouver.

Glacier newspapers recognized at CCNA Awards

Glacier Media Group newspapers exceeded expectations at the Canadian Community Newspaper Awards held in Vancouver on April 29.