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Jarvis retrospective spans 50 years

Westwind Gallery in Gibsons may be small but the vision of owner Morley Baker is big.

Workforce skill shortage

About 25 business members came out to the workforce skills shortage workshop in Sechelt May 17 to talk about the huge shortage of workers for trade industries in B.C.

Community rallies to resist conveyor

Patricia Hall / Staff Writer Pan Pacific Aggregates' (PPA) proposed conveyor belt and ship loading facility in Wood Bay drew close to 200 people to a community meeting on a sunny Mother's Day afternoon.

Lego robotics masters return

Lights, music, fanfare and thousands of people from across the globe greeted members of Roberts Creek Extreme Robotic Minds (RCXRM) during their recent trip to Atlanta, Ga. for the First Lego League World Festival April 27 to 29.

Sprockids learn from the pros

On Saturday, May 13, twelve Norco Team and staff riders put on a riding clinic for members of the Sprockids Coastriders mountain bike club.

Visionary educator wins award

Sunshine Coast resident Dr. Gillian Kydd was in Calgary last week to receive a Woman of Vision Award sponsored by Global TV and the YWCA.

Pole to Pole 2006

If you're between 18 and 28 years old, you have the opportunity to become part of an epic project that centres around the first human-powered journey from the South to North Pole called Pole to Pole 2006: Inspirational Insanity.

The other Sunshine Coast

Although we like to think we're unique in the world, there is another Sunshine Coast on the planet.

Hydro customer bills to shut down grow-ops

The province passed a law last week giving local authorities access to hydro bills to enter homes with high power consumption in an effort to shut down marijuana grow-operations.

Experts discuss arsenic

The Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) Authority hosted a forum on arsenic in drinking water last weekend where experts passed on their scientific knowledge to the community.