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Dear Fellow Sunshine Coast Residents: This past week has reminded us that COVID-19 is not the only challenge we are facing right now.

Two orphaned black-tailed deer fawns from Roberts Creek have been rerouted to a wildlife rehabilitation centre – with the intent of eventually releasing them back to the wild – after spending two weeks with a company that trains animals for televisio

About 14% of students return, including 24% of K-5

A walk has been planned for Sunday, June 7 in Sechelt to show solidarity with people of colour and those protesting against racial inequality in the U.S. and Canada. “Let’s show where we stand.

Sunshine Coast RCMP are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing Sechelt woman. Christine Sharp is 38 years old, 5-8, medium build with shoulder-length brown hair and brown eyes.

Residents are reacting to a fatal collision involving a car and motorcycle last week at Sunshine Coast Highway and Largo Road, with some urging the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI) to block highway access to the new through road.

Only hours after the Town of Gibsons raised its rainbow flag at Pioneer Park to celebrate Pride Month, it was cut off its pole. On June 1 at about 2:30 p.m., RCMP responded to a call that a man was seen cutting down the flag from the flagpole.

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for May 24 to 31: On May 26, a Sechelt resident called from her vehicle to report an aggressive raccoon was blocking the front entrance of her house.

It’s been a little boring playing in the backyard, according to one child playing catch at the Friendship Park playground in Sechelt.

Starting June 5, people will be able to weigh in about whether they object to a loan of up to $9 million to install wells in Granthams Landing that could substantially reduce the Sunshine Coast’s water shortage.