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Canada Day will have a special meaning this year for the people known as Lost Canadians, who now have a chance to regain their citizenship.

Sunshine Coast Capilano College is offering a variety of camps for kids and youth through their continuing education program this summer.

A ferry crash in Horseshoe Bay Thursday morning left travellers and workers at the Langdale terminal bracing for delays this holiday weekend.

Tours of Pan Pacific Aggregates' mine sites above Porpoise Bay on July 22 received mixed reviews. Representatives from residents' associations say their concerns are still active.

As Edward Clarke lay in a coma in Vancouver General Hospital June 28, Nathan Cookney, the 22-year-old man charged with the attempted murder of Clarke, was freed on $25,000 bail.

The Sechelt Indian Band is building a recreation centre of its own behind St. Mary's Hospital, which is planned to be open to the public by 2008.

The Plaza of Nations in Vancouver was rocking last Saturday night as 1,600 breast cancer survivors took to the dance floor.

A dozen artists from on and off the Coast are preparing their work for display in glorious gardens, all part of this year's Art in the Gardens Tour that runs Saturday, July 9, from noon to 4 p.m.

The ballots have been cast. Regional recreation was given a thumbs up by the majority of the Coast with a 67 per cent "yes" vote June 25.

The 10 days reserved for the May Day assault trial at Sechelt provincial court definitely won't allow enough time to finish the trial, according to Crown prosecutor Trevor Cockfield.