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What is the number one fear facing Canadians? Violence, disease, war, rising gas prices, invasion by aliens? While all of these fears may be on our list, at the top, holding rank of first place fear, is public speaking.

John Weston left on a trip to Africa a proud Canadian and returned a proud and grateful Canadian.

A Sunshine Coast man has been added to the National Sex Offender Registry (NSOR), after being successfully prosecuted for at least one incident of a sexual assault against a young woman.

Saturday, Aug. 23, the site of the future botanical garden on Mason Road in West Sechelt had some old-fashioned elbow grease applied as a volunteer work party began the job of clearing Scotch broom from the land and old junk from the buildings.

Mona Groves, local manager of Home Care Services, is pleased as punch - and with good reason.

Blair Wilson switches parties to become Canada's first Green Party MP Updated Saturday, Aug. 30, 10:30 a.m.

Greg Amos/Staff Writer The impending water metering program in the Town of Gibsons is coming under fire from a little-known taxpayer advocacy group.

Author John MacLach-lan Gray has a new story to incorporate into his writing.

After a planned mid-July start-up came and went, Coastal Link Ferries (CLF) is still waiting for a berth from which to operate out of Gibsons.

A WorkSafe B.C. report on a crane crash in Sechelt in early July has brought to light a slew of safety orders for the general contractor working on the Midtown development on Inlet Avenue.