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How do we support children and families through their grief?

How do we support children and families through their grief?

Dr. Heather Mohan, co-founder and executive director of Lumara Grief and Bereavement Care Society is holding a public event, 'Being There for Grieving Children: Supporting children and families when their world turns upside down,' on March 31.
Photos: Hackett Park playground reopens in Sechelt

Photos: Hackett Park playground reopens in Sechelt

Mayor John Henderson and Darnelda Siegers cut the ribbon on the much anticipated play structure
Halfmoon Happenings: Introducing ‘Spotlight on’

Halfmoon Happenings: Introducing ‘Spotlight on’

Also, growing season is…well, growing
Gumboot Nation: Budding signs of gardening season

Gumboot Nation: Budding signs of gardening season

Also, do the Time Warp at the Hall Saturday
Pender Harbour-Egmont Highlights: ‘Feed the soil, not the plant’: Garden presentation

Pender Harbour-Egmont Highlights: ‘Feed the soil, not the plant’: Garden presentation

Plant & Garden Sale, April Tools is April 29
Brush hour: TraC Sunshine Coast sends a sweeping message to MOTI

Brush hour: TraC Sunshine Coast sends a sweeping message to MOTI

Volunteers participate in 'vigilante shoulder sweeping', cleaning up bike lanes and road shoulders, once a month
Further delay on hearing into ex-Sechelt CFO's actions

Further delay on hearing into ex-Sechelt CFO's actions

A disciplinary hearing into the professional conduct of former District of Sechelt chief financial officer (CFO) Victor Mema by the Chartered Professional Accountants Alberta has been adjourned for a fourth time.
Art Beat: First bear sighting of season

Art Beat: First bear sighting of season

Also, Sunshine Coast Film Society screening Hive, One Flower One Leaf celebrates six years and Literary Reading Series winds down its season with Wakeland detective novels' author Sam Wiebe.
How to celebrate spring by helping Sunshine Coast wildlife

How to celebrate spring by helping Sunshine Coast wildlife

Homes for Wildlife workshops will take place on Saturday March 25 at Frank West Hall in Gibsons, Sunday March 26 at Coopers Green Hall in Halfmoon Bay, Saturday April 1 at Mission Point House in Davis Bay, and Sunday April 2 at the Tranquility Garden behind the EarthFair Store in Madeira Park. 
Extreme weather events accelerating re-think of Metro Vancouver water supply

Extreme weather events accelerating re-think of Metro Vancouver water supply

"I would say that there's been a series of wake-up calls over the last several years, in terms of anomalous weather events or unusual weather events."
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