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B.C. launches elder abuse prevention strategy

British Columbia launched a strategy March 6, outlining short and long-term measures to prevent, recognize and respond to elder abuse in the province.

SCRD wins national award

For the ninth year in a row, the Sunshine Coast Regional District has been awarded the Canadian award for excellence in financial reporting by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA).

The invisible face of child poverty

We who live in paradise don't really get to see the face of child poverty in our community unless we volunteer at the food bank, work in a social assistance office, or cook breakfast for kids in one of our schools.

New school location announced

A location has been selected for the $12.2 million Gibsons Elementary School rebuild- - the north field where the upper playground now sits. The location was announced by School District No.

SCRD to pitch economic benefits of bikeway project

The Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) is shifting tactics to raise extra funds for bicycle and walking paths along Marine Drive between Langdale and Gibsons.

Advocate receives achievement award

Langdale's Leonora Gregory-Collura, creator of Naturally Autistic ANCA, will receive a B.C. Community Achievement Award next week for her work to give autism a voice in British Columbia.

Committee to look at Armours Beach

Gibsons council has approved the appointment of a committee of eight individuals to make recommendations for the development of the Armours Beach site plan.
Coasters climb for clean air

Coasters climb for clean air

Shaun Stephens-Whale of Roberts Creek tore up the stairs of the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre Hotel in Vancouver last Sunday with the fastest time in the annual BC Lung Association's Climb the Wall: the Stairclimb for Clean Air.

Protest planned for new treatment plant

A group has formed in opposition of Sechelt's newly announced $22.4 million wastewater treatment facility - a project waiting on final signatures from the District and the consortium hired to build it before they proceed.

B.C. Ferries plows ahead with fare hike

B.C. Ferries is going full steam ahead with a planned 4.1 per cent fare hike for all routes on April 1.