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Art Beat: Youth Project Fair concluding at Sunnycrest, Driftwood Players offer drama workshop

Art Beat: Youth Project Fair concluding at Sunnycrest, Driftwood Players offer drama workshop

Also, two members of the Sunshine Coast’s resident Pine ‘N’ Sandy drag ensemble compete in the inaugural King-Dom drag competition in Vancouver
Insufficient parking at Tuwanek Hotel stalls business licence

Insufficient parking at Tuwanek Hotel stalls business licence

Sechelt council recommends owner create more parking on their own property, rather than street option.
Change proposed for Nation’s second water reservoir site

Change proposed for Nation’s second water reservoir site

shíshálh Nation wants to explore alternatives to the waterline site (on the Heidelberg mine lands) for the second holding area,
Miss real social media? Syrup promises connection without the chaos

Miss real social media? Syrup promises connection without the chaos

New Canadian social newsfeed sees great success since soft launch.
Three T's for hikers: essentials to stay safe on Sunshine Coast mountains this spring

Three T's for hikers: essentials to stay safe on Sunshine Coast mountains this spring

Sunshine Coast Search and Rescue warns hikers to prepare for winter-like conditions in the mountains despite favourable spring weather in lower areas
Necropsy planned for dead grey whale that washed up near Tofino

Necropsy planned for dead grey whale that washed up near Tofino

The carcass that washed up near Tofino this week could be part of a troubling trend of spring stranding events along the North American coast.
Pet Valu Dog Guide walks take place in Gibsons and Sechelt

Pet Valu Dog Guide walks take place in Gibsons and Sechelt

Proceeds raised from both walks help pay for vital dog guides through the Lions Club Foundation of Canada.
Municipal tax rates rise 8 per cent in Gibsons 2025 budget

Municipal tax rates rise 8 per cent in Gibsons 2025 budget

Gibsons progresses 2025 tax rates with municipal tax hike, along with increases in garbage, sewer, and water rates
Why climate change wasn't a priority in the federal election

Why climate change wasn't a priority in the federal election

It wasn’t just due to President Donald Trump’s threats, says UBC political science prof.
Sechelt Q1 report highlights ongoing and completed work priorities

Sechelt Q1 report highlights ongoing and completed work priorities

The Q1 report includes updates on everything from the arts to the environment, communications to pickleball.