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Library card can help the planet

Household energy costs are a growing concern for B.C. residents.

SCRD to launch Coast-wide attack

The Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) is stepping up its fight against invasive plant species. On Sept.

Rebuild update draws small crowd

Only about a dozen people came out to get an update on the Gibsons Elementary School (GES) rebuild and give their input on Sept. 19.

Legion could fold in two years

If things don't change, in two years the Sechelt Legion will fold. That's the news Paul Lith, chair of the finance committee for Sechelt Legion Branch No. 140, released this week.

AJB large-lot rezoning turned down

Sunshine Coast Regional Board (SCRD) directors voted last week to refuse an application by AJB Investments to rezone a 911-hectare tract of managed forest land in the Chapman Creek watershed area for large-lot rural-residential development.

Weston introduces bill

John Weston, member of Parliament (West Vancouver - Sunshine Coast - Sea to Sky Country), introduced his second private member's bill, on Sept.

Hospital opening pushed to next year

What was expected to be a fall opening this year has been pushed to the spring of 2013 for the new St. Mary's Hospital wing. "St.

Retired ferry towed to Mexico

After spending months tied up in Howe Sound, the decommissioned Queen of Saanich was towed to Mexico on Sept. 8 for ship-breaking, Future of Howe Sound Society spokesman Jeff Gau told Coast Reporter.

Welstead remembered as a community leader

The sad news that many in the community were fearing became reality Tuesday afternoon after the BC Coroners Service confirmed the identity of human remains found two weeks ago to be that of Greg Welstead, who was reported missing in March.

Holy Crap reaches the final frontier

Holy Crap's fame has exited the atmosphere. The locally made artisan cereal will soon be sent into space to be enjoyed by astronauts working at the International Space Station. The Canadian Space Agency announced Aug.