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Two high school students from School District No. 46 participating in apprenticeship programs have received $1,000 awards from the Ministry of Education.

Dating scams were the most common pitfall seen in 2018

Fingers are being crossed that the budget-busting Northern Sea Wolf ferry will be ready to run between Port Hardy and Bella Coola as planned this summer, but in the meantime Cariboo and Chilcotin tourism operators say they are losing bookings because

Two-time Olympic silver medalist Patrick Chan will be performing two programs on the Sunshine Coast on March 9.

Sechelt Community Archives

The Sechelt Public Library held its Annual General Meeting on Feb. 23, welcoming a new Board Chair, a new Interim Vice Chair and two new board members: Mike Shanks and Garry Nohr.

The University of Victoria is now home to the archives of Edith Iglauer, one of the most observant and adventurous journalist/writers to work in Canada. Iglauer, a longtime Pender Harbour resident who died on Feb.

Sunshine Coast Tourism (SCT) has issued an information bulletin to clarify rules around changes to a tax that collects money from hotels and other tourism accommodation room sales.

The Sunshine Coast Regional Economic Development Organization (SREDO) is predicting the expansion of the FUSE co-working spaces will be its biggest single investment since the agency started receiving funding from local governments.

Directors on the SCRD’s infrastructure committee are recommending changes to arena operations that would see ice remain in the Sunshine Coast Arena in Sechelt until April 30 this year, and until the end of May starting in 2020.