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A day of four-by-four adventure turned tragic June 5 when a 23-year-old Sechelt man died in an accident on the Gray Creek logging road near Tuwanek.

Michelle McBratney hopes people on the Coast will think about adoption and rethink the old stereotypes that go along with the word. "A lot has changed over the years with adoption.

A Squamish man has joined the four people vying to represent West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast. Marc Bombois has filed his nomination papers under the Canadian Action Party (CAP) banner.

A 24-foot pleasure craft was found in flames just off Franklin Beach in Gibsons on Tuesday morning. Police say the boat belongs to Gambier resident John Fraser and was reported stolen the night before.

When many people think of a brilliant scientist they picture an individual toiling in an underground lab cooking up weird experiments on a Bunsen burner. They imagine someone with an anemic complexion who has never seen the light of day.

On May 19 at the Seaside Centre in Sechelt, Sunshine Coast Alternative School students "spoke out" at the school's third annual Alternative Voices arts celebration.

Nicholas Simons, NDP candidate in the federal election, has refused to attend an all-candidates' meeting in Sechelt organized by a group called Sunshine Coast Christians in Public Affairs.

Campfire songs, costumes and a moving luminary ceremony kept participants walking for 12 hours in support of cancer research at Roberts Creek Elementary School last weekend.

Outdoor games, guiding, kayaking, climbing, first aid and leadership are all part of the new REAL (Recreational Experience and Leadership) program at the Sunshine Coast Alternative School.

Twenty members of 2963 Seaforth Highlanders of Canada Army Cadet Corps will parade in an annual review ceremony on Saturday, June 5.