Local News

Minister of education and minister responsible for early learning and literacy Shirley Bond was on the Coast Tuesday for a whirlwind tour of School District No. 46 (SD46).

Sechelt councillors are putting on their armour and getting ready for an attack at the upcoming public hearing for Pacific Spirit Properties.

A variety of talented fashion designers, artists, performers and musi-cians from the Sun-shine Coast, Bowen Island and Van-couver are uniting to present Fashion Passion at Gibsons Heritage Playhouse tomorrow (Saturday) Feb. 10.

Buy a ticket and you could make dreams come true for Coast Special Olympic athletes. When Shara Cody saw that the B.C. Lottery Corporation was offering $10,000 for the B.C.

High school principals on the Coast will decide whether to proceed with grad portfolios with a decision expected this spring.

There are only three years to go until the 2010 Olympics, but you don't have long to wait for the Sunshine Coast Spirit of B.C. week.

The Sunshine Coast Grand-mothers and Grand-Others (SCG&G) will hold their first general meeting on Sunday, Feb. 4, at 2 p.m. in the Chatelech Secondary School library.

Over 100 Scots, near-Scots and wannabe Scots packed Gibsons' Harmony Hall on Saturday, Jan. 27, for the annual Robbie Burns dinner. Burns suppers were first held at Port Mellon township, and Harmony Hall has hosted the annual event for over 25 years.

The Seaside Centre was the latest location to play host to public opposition over the Wakefield development project in West Sechelt.

Sechelt residents filled the Seaside Centre Tuesday night to voice their concern with the proposed development of the Tower Road seniors' home.