Local News

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for March 4 to 11: Collision • On March 5, police attended a two-vehicle incident in the 3100 block of Highway 101, Roberts Creek, after a westbound vehicle stopped behind a vehicle attempting to make a left

A Sunshine Coast teacher was one of five selected from across B.C. by Corus Entertainment and the BC Teachers’ Federation (BCTF) for a campaign to celebrate teachers.

Black oystercatchers may be conspicuous creatures on the shorelines of the Pacific Coast, but their movements are mysterious.

The controversial roe herring fishery is opening this month despite an intense public campaign to shut it down. Seiners have been seen off Vancouver Island and Tla’amin Nation is watching what unfolds carefully.

At the Sunshine Coast Labour Council’s 15th annual Women’s Day event, a Community Services manager put out a challenge to those in attendance by way of a question.

Sechelt councillors are expected to consider guidelines for cannabis retailers at this week’s committee of the whole meeting.

School district No. 46 (SD46) is considering the impacts that Gospel Rock Village development could have on nearby schools.

An alert has been posted on School District No. 46’s website warning about a viral character purported to scare children but which has been widely debunked as a hoax.

The Sechelt branch of Rotary Club Sunshine Coast will be showcasing high visibility house number signs at the Trail Bay Mall this Saturday, March 16. The club will be selling the signs as part of community project.

BC Ferries wants to hear what ferry users are hoping to see in the five new ships it plans to build, so it’s “inviting customers and communities to join conversations about the new vessels and to provide input that will help shape their future onboar