Local News

New drivers across B.C. are embracing ICBC's free mobile app, which lets new drivers practice the driving knowledge test before taking the real thing.

2011 marks the 100th birthday of BC Parks. To celebrate this centennial landmark, the North Shore Mountain Bike Association in association with Mountain Equipment Co-op and BC Parks invite you to celebrate mountain bike culture in BC.

A high-tech Mobile Medical Unit that acts as a mini-hospital and will be used across the province to provide medical services for B.C. families was unveiled Aug.

Coast schools are being searched for mould, cleared of asbestos, painted and fixed by School District 46 (SD46) maintenance crews this summer.

The Town of Gibsons has been awarded $10,000 to help attract and provide services to film and video producers from around the world. On Aug.

The mobile vendor pad on the Davis Bay seawall sits empty this summer, despite urging by the District of Sechelt for someone to submit a proposal to use the site.

The next time you post a letter, you may notice a change in your local mailbox. Come September, Canada Post will be installing anti-pry hardening devices to community mailboxes on the Sunshine Coast.

A proposed development on Shaw Road that saw two sessions of contentious public hearings was given the green light by Gibsons council Aug. 5.

Davis Bay's Kathleen Kyler is taking School District 46 (SD46) to court for injuries her son Nicholas Pluschke allegedly sustained while playing baseball at Kinnikinnick Elementary School on May 20, 2009.

A Sechelt woman has started a class action lawsuit against Wyeth Canada Inc. on behalf of all Canadian women who have been afflicted with breast cancer as a result of taking hormone replacement therapy.