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New francophone school building advances in Sechelt

New francophone school building advances in Sechelt

Sechelt council advances OCP and zoning changes for new École du Pacifique
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Cultural trailblazers gather for Heritage Playhouse milestone

Cultural trailblazers gather for Heritage Playhouse milestone

As one of the busiest cultural hubs in Gibsons approaches a century of service, a gathering of visionaries last Sunday celebrated the silver anniversary of its latest transformation.
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Legendary 'Lou' the dog, known for his ocean swimming, has died

Legendary 'Lou' the dog, known for his ocean swimming, has died

Famous in Tuwanek for his solo adventures, the German short-haired pointer could often be found swimming with local seals.
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Symphonic strings stretch across Howe Sound

Symphonic strings stretch across Howe Sound

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s School of Music at Camp Elphinstone
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shíshálh-B.C. land use planning webinar introduces public engagement opportunities

shíshálh-B.C. land use planning webinar introduces public engagement opportunities

How the public can get involved in the current engagement phase
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Injured mountain biker air-lifted from above Gibsons

Injured mountain biker air-lifted from above Gibsons

Sunshine Coast Search and Rescue and North Shore Rescue responded to an injured mountain biker above Reed Road Friday evening.
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Art Beat: Honing in on festival highlights also, recital honours Frances Heinsheimer Wainwright

Art Beat: Honing in on festival highlights also, recital honours Frances Heinsheimer Wainwright

The three-week Sunshine Coast Festival of the Performing Arts culminated last week with sessions dedicated to vocalists, bands, instrumentalists and orators.
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Bowen and Gibsons mayors seek action on local ferry routes

Bowen and Gibsons mayors seek action on local ferry routes

Andrew Leonard and Silas White pen letter to Premier David Eby
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This weekend's anti-fashion cabaret sews chaos, reaps renewal

This weekend's anti-fashion cabaret sews chaos, reaps renewal

Over a dozen emerging textile artists are poised to showcase new designs as part of a youth-driven project that refutes mass-produced monotony at the Ripped Open anti-fashion cabaret on Sunday, May 4.
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BC Ferries' Horseshoe Bay-Nanaimo sailings to become reservation-only

BC Ferries' Horseshoe Bay-Nanaimo sailings to become reservation-only

Also, Bowen Island passenger capacity to rise by 150 people for some sailings
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