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Coast groups fighting pesky plants

While many diverse plants grow on the Sunshine Coast, there is a wave of invaders hidden amongst the local flora and fauna.

New program reaches out to Coast families

Starting this September, families living in rural areas on the Sunshine Coast will have access to a new StrongStart BC early learning outreach program. School District No. 46 will open the program to service north, south and central areas.

Mock accident sheds light on drinking and driving

In an effort to keep teens from drinking and driving, acting students from Chatelech Secondary School gave a shocking and disturbing performance May 16.

Crown and defence clash in closing arguments

Groenke verdict expected June 17

Court ruling reinstates teachers' rights

Teachers will again have the ability to bargain class size and composition following a recent ruling in the Supreme Court of British Columbia. Teachers were stripped of the right by the provincial government through the passing of a law in 2002.

Measures to push for bans gaining steam

A movement to ban leghold traps on the Sunshine Coast is quickly gaining momentum. On Monday night, a public meeting was held in Davis Bay to address the issue of a ban on traps.

Draft plan presented to Creek residents

Roberts Creek residents came out early last Saturday morning to share comments and give feedback on the 2011 draft Roberts Creek official community plan (OCP).

Service changes in effect

Starting on Thursday, May 19, the Sunshine Coast Regional Transit System will see a number of schedule changes.

Commissioner recommends B.C. Ferries amend disclosure practices

The practice of B.C.

ERT called in after threats made to police

A 35-year-old Langdale man has been arrested and is facing charges after alleged threats were made to police and the man's roommate.