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Sometimes words aren't adequate in describing something. Saying that Sunshine Coast RCMP Const. Roi Moore is passionately proud of the work done by Citizens on Patrol (COP) is like that. "Everyone is interested in community safety," said Moore.

Editor's note: This is part one of a two-part series looking at the Fine Motor Olympics program currently being offered on the Sunshine Coast. Part two will appear in the March 14 edition of Coast Reporter.

Capilano College mountain bike operations students are hosting the hail the trails event, a series of three trail maintenance days, and are looking for support from the community. Event days are Sunday, March 16 at 10 a.m.

Highway 101 upgrades are being planned for the Gibsons area after the Ministry of Transportation approved $900,000 for several initiatives.

Multicultural is a very Canadian concept. Aboriginals, British, Thai, French, African - all have come together in this country.

So many of the products people use on a daily basis are made of wheat and grains, but that reliance could soon be problematic with increasing wheat shortages due to a variety of global and national factors.

A great start on fundraising efforts is just one of the reasons the Sunshine Coast Botanical Garden Society is feeling good about the potential for the garden in West Sechelt.

Logs harvested on the Coast and sold entirely within Canada netted the Sechelt Community Forest a $515,316 net profit in 2007. The numbers were presented at the Seaside Centre last Thursday (Feb.

While St. Mary's Hospital won't be receiving any of the $2.

Fun and learning will be front and centre at the Early Years Fair at Chatelech Secondary School next Saturday.