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The community said "yes" to a pool in Sechelt and arena in Gibsons. Now a community group lead by Gibsons Bill Hubbs is looking for additional funding to make the centres a reality.

"We have been shafted again." That's what members of the Sunshine Coast Ferry Advisory Committee are saying after the recent announcement that Coast residents will be paying from 20 cents to $3 more per round trip between Langdale and Horseshoe Bay.

When Mike Haugland answered the phone on his second day of work at the Gibsons Public Art Gallery (GPAG) he didn't imagine he would be working his day off to give an EcoVenture Elderhostel group a tour of Miyuki Shinkai's Floats and Message Bottles e

Sunshine Coast RCMP and community support groups have seen a recent increase in reports of sexual assaults involving the date rape drug. Agencies are urging victims to come forward to seek support.

David Lindley must love us! He's coming back to the Sunshine Coast for the third time, to dazzle us with his musical virtuosity and colourful wardrobe. But this time, he's coming alone, for an evening at The Club on Thursday, July 28.

Dakota Ridge is on its way to becoming a winter destination for local people and tourists.

The Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources did not consult the Sechelt Indian Band (SIB) before allowing mine staking within its traditional territory, despite Supreme Court of Canada decisions requiring consultation, according to a letter

A rezoning proposal for a resort and spa in the Prince of Wales reach of Jervis Inlet received first and second readings from the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) July 14.

A transition house in Sechelt for women and children needs funding for a new playground. Thyme Second Stage housing provides long-term housing, support, advocacy and counselling for women and children fleeing domestic violence.

It's official: on July 14 the board of the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) unanimously passed the necessary bylaws to establish a new recreation service and to borrow up to $19,338,000 to build and operate the new facilities.