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National Restorative Justice Week is being celebrated across the country from Nov. 14 to 21. This year's theme is reflexions past, present and future.

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for Nov.

Almost two years to the date of a plane crash on Thormanby Island, the parents of one of the crash victims and the sole crash survivor have filed a lawsuit against Pacific Coastal Airlines for damages. William and Deborah Adams of Bristol, N.B.

Coun. Fred Taylor resigned as chair of the newly-formed biosolids handling facility subcommittee and member of the Sechelt Sewage Facilities Commission (SSFC) at Sechelt council Wednesday, Nov.

The fundraising total continues to climb for the St. Mary's Hospital Foundation thanks to the generosity of Sunshine Coast residents. On Monday afternoon, the foundation and the St.

Sunshine Coast RCMP are seeking the public's assistance after a suspicious fire in West Sechelt last week. Just after 9 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 11, a children's outdoor playhouse was mysteriously set afire.

You can now read Coast Reporter in its full version on-line through an enhanced program link on our website. Every Friday by noon, our entire edition is available on-line including our archives of past editions from the last few months.

It appears the Sunshine Coast Regional District's (SCRD) recycling bins in Gibsons will stay put at Park Plaza mall, at least until the board is ready to make some big picture decisions on the future of recycling.

A fine memorial service was held for Walter McPhee at Cooper's Green on Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010. Rescue boats came from Unit 14, Gibsons, and Unit 61, Pender Harbour, as well as the two vessels belonging to Unit 12, Halfmoon Bay.

Two years ago, a three-metre fall from a scaffold turned Simon Paradis's life upside down.