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National contest encourages fun family learning

The 14th annual Family Literacy Day takes place on Jan. 27 to encourage families to engage in at least 15 minutes of learning together on a daily basis.

Rylan featured on Global TV

Gibsons' four-and-a-half year old Rylan Johnstone will be featured on the investigative news program 16:9 this Saturday, Jan. 14 at 7 p.m. on Global.

Sechelt golf course closed by District order

The District of Sechelt shut the doors and changed the locks at Porpoise Bay Golf Club (formerly Sechelt Golf and Country Club) on Monday, Jan. 9 after terminating two leases with Sechelt Golf and Country Club (SGCC) Ltd.

Stabbing suspect arrested after police standoff

A 27-year-old Sechelt male is in police custody following a two-hour armed standoff Monday afternoon after police attended his residence following a report of an alleged stabbing. On Jan. 9, Sunshine Coast RCMP were called to St.

Feastro rolling back to Davis Bay

It looks like Davis Bay may have the familiar purple truck, Feastro the Rolling Bistro, back this year. At the Jan.

Sechelt explores marijuana zones

An application to renovate a building for medicinal pot production in Sechelt prompted councillors to look at a potential zoning bylaw at the Jan. 4 committee of the whole meeting.

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for Dec. 20 to Jan. 1.

Between Dec. 19 and 20, a vandal damaged a toilet and ripped a paper dispenser off the wall of the public washrooms in Hackett Park. This kind of vandalism has been an on-going issue for this area. Police are reviewing surveillance footage.

First baby of 2012 born

Destin Hans Myles Nooski came two-and-a-half weeks early but was just in time to be the first baby born in 2012 on the Sunshine Coast. "I hoped to have the New Year's baby," happy mom Nina Skadsheim said on Jan.

Local officials to meet with Ferries CEO

Commissioner report expected late January

Flat gas prices a Coastal concern

With gas prices continuously fluctuating across the province, sometimes leading to daily price adjustments at the pumps, some customers on the Sunshine Coast are left wondering why rates here tend to remain relatively flat.