Local News

It wasn't the average spring break trip for one teacher at Gibsons Elementary School (GES).

Sunshine and a spring breeze elbowed out the clouds and threatening rains so the Sechelt Nation and the Sunshine Coast Spirit of BC Committee could welcome in fine fashion community members from across the Sunshine Coast to take part in carving the S

Blast reports from Trail Bay Estates (TBE) have told residents living near the Sechelt development exactly what they didn't want to hear: that construction blasting is not responsible for the damage to their homes.

Children, parents, teachers, School District No. 46 administrators and board trustees were on hand at Madeira Park Elementary School May 1 for a special May Day celebration of their own - the opening of the new school playground.

A long-overdue co-operative marketing effort could help the communities from Langdale to Lund cash in on the expected Olympic tourism boom.

Silverback has crossed the last political hurdle on the road to building the development in Sandy Hook - and the bridge is burnt behind it.

After being found not criminally responsible for killing his mother, Ray Irwin is now seeking a share of her estate.

This summer two friends are going to give something very precious to children in Mozambique left orphaned through AIDS, floods and crop failure - the gift of being held, talked to and cuddled. The women will be giving the gift of love.

A new Coast-wide literacy project is already paying dividends.

A creative and productive way to support families and adults with a developmental disability has turned into a wonderful work opportunity and a way of interacting with the community.