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Opinion: Heat dome death toll crystallizes need to build resilient home support systems

Opinion: Heat dome death toll crystallizes need to build resilient home support systems

What happens if you live alone and fall seriously ill? Who can care for you? Having been bedridden twice in the last six months (though luckily with a husband to look after her), the issue is top of mind for Connie Jordison.
SD46 board says goodbye to graduating student trustee

SD46 board says goodbye to graduating student trustee

Also, 275 scholarships and bursaries at a total of approximately $340,000 have been awarded to graduating students and other briefs from the June 8 school board meeting
Art Beat: Celebrating Pride and honouring Indigenous history

Art Beat: Celebrating Pride and honouring Indigenous history

Transportation Choices Sunshine Coast (TraC) will host the launch of a new guide to cycling the Sunshine Coast. The acapella choral ensemble Coast Vespersong will lead a concert of prayer and contemplation in Madeira Park. And Vancouver’s Graham Brown Band will perform at the Roberts Creek Legion on Friday, June 10, followed by We Found a Lovebird (with The Vallees) onstage the next night. 
Cancelled Friday Sunshine Coast sailings reinstated

Cancelled Friday Sunshine Coast sailings reinstated

Because of a staffing shortage, BC Ferries had cancelled four sailings June 10. The ferry service announced early Friday morning that it had reinstated those sailings.
Photos: A new generation of daughters and dads attend Dad & Me Dance

Photos: A new generation of daughters and dads attend Dad & Me Dance

Rotary Club’s annual dance returns after COVID hiatus
Halfmoon Happenings: RCM SAR 12 helps rescue person in medical distress

Halfmoon Happenings: RCM SAR 12 helps rescue person in medical distress

Also, June 10 is Sports Day
Visiting author probes effects of B.C.'s '90s beetle mania in 'Cambium Blue'

Visiting author probes effects of B.C.'s '90s beetle mania in 'Cambium Blue'

Cambium Blue’s story is set in 1994 at the beginning of the bark beetle epidemic that ultimately destroyed millions of acres of pine forest in western North America. As industry dies with the trees, citizens must face existential questions about their community. Author Maureen Brownlee has two readings at Gibsons and District Public Library on June 10, with more appearances to follow in Powell River and Courtenay. 
Dutch police officer reveals details of overseas investigation into Amanda Todd case

Dutch police officer reveals details of overseas investigation into Amanda Todd case

Part of case involved evidence of online activity at vacation home, digital forensic investigator tells New Westminster court via video link 
Sechelt man $1 million richer after lotto win

Sechelt man $1 million richer after lotto win

Matthew Cookney plans to take his family on vacation after his Lotto Max ticket won
Harbour-Egmont Highlights: Western Dance Party rides into the Harbour

Harbour-Egmont Highlights: Western Dance Party rides into the Harbour

Also, FLAIR holds last meeting of the season