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eBike to Work!

Editor's note: this is part four of a five-part series from Coast Reporter and Transportation Choices (TraC ) concerning commuter cycling on the Sunshine Coast during the annual Bike To Work Week May 27 to 31.

Sechelt to be featured on Global BC

Sechelt will be highlighted on Global BC this Saturday morning on the Saturday Morning News during the Small Town BC feature. "Anyone is welcome to send photos of the Sechelt community and area to weekendnews@globaltv.

Have wind, will fly

The Vancouver Island Kite surfers who attempted the crossing of the Strait of Georgia have proved it possible. Four Kite surfers left the shore of Columbia Beach in Parksville at shortly after 9 a.m.

Harold Long dies in float plane accident

A Powell River businessman and former provincial MLA died in a float plane crash near Stuart Island on Tuesday, May 21. Harold Long, 72, owner of City Transfer Ltd.

Weekly police report

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for May 13 to May 20: Sometime since September 2012 and May 9, 2013, a thief gained entry into a residence and an outbuilding on Nelson Island and stole a large number of household belongings as well as a ge

Independent auditor's report completed

The Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) has just received another successful independent auditor's report for its 2012 financial statements.

A rising star in the marketplace

Although she's already known as a rising star on the Sunshine Coast, local maker of Holy Crap cereal Corin Mullins might earn the title officially next month.

Crucial need for hospice care beds

The Sunshine Coast needs at least four more hospice beds, as well as more residential care beds, more than 100 people heard at a community forum on palliative care recently.

New asbestos disposal rules coming

The Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) is developing new rules for the screening and handling of asbestos in landfills.

Sechelt commits to festival for three years

The District of Sechelt has committed to partially funding the Sechelt Arts Festival for the next three years, but eventually they want to see the annual event become self-sufficient.