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After months of hard work and collaboration, a draft version of a long-range sustainability plan for the Sunshine Coast is being offered to residents for public feedback.

B.C.'s Wildfire Management Branch is warning people to be extra careful extinguishing their campfires as the hot weather pushes the wildfire hazard into the high zone on the Coast this week.

A local organization is hitting the water this weekend to raise awareness for salmon restoration on the Coast. Members of Top Environmental Network United Kinship (TENUK) are hosting a Swim for the Salmon event on Saturday, Aug. 20.

Politicians are encouraging the public to bring their ferry concerns to a meeting with B.C. Ferries Commissioner Gordon Macatee Sept. 7 at the Gibsons and Area Community Centre at 7 p.m. "People really should come out and give their input.

Firing somewhere around 1,000 BC Hydro employees should save customers from an excessive rate hike, but the decision is causing outrage from the employees' union. On Aug.

It's been nearly six months since VOICE starting working on behalf of young adults on the Coast and it seems great strides have been made.

With summer weather in full swing, keeping cool is a priority for not only people, but also their four-legged friends. One place to take extra consideration is in your vehicles.

The Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) is in the last stages of seeking public feedback on an agreement surrounding Langdale's small-boat float terminal access, owned by B.C. Ferries.

Sunshine Coast RCMP responded by police boat to a report of a suicidal male on Gambier Island Aug. 16, shortly after 1 p.m. According to Cpl.

At some point duringthe week before Sea Cavalcade, three of the Town's hand painted banners went missing from lower Gibsons.