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Municipal elections matter

Municipal elections matter

Tough times call for tough people. The 'r' word is being floated all around us these days. The pundits are saying our dollar, worth over $1.10 American just a year ago, could suddenly shrink to $.70 American.
Internet shopping for a child

Internet shopping for a child

I love looking at websites with pets that are up for adoption and reading about their little personalities.
It's a Weston world

It's a Weston world

Tuesday night saw change in our neck of the woods as Conservative John Weston reclaimed the seat for West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country once held by John Reynolds.
Cancelling sailings not viable

Cancelling sailings not viable

Being an athlete on the Sunshine Coast is not easy - and it's not going to get any easier, thanks to the good folks at B.C. Ferries.
Elphinstone voters get the shaft

Elphinstone voters get the shaft

You have to wonder sometimes where people at Elections Canada get their information and how they make their decisions.
Powder provokes terror in the hearts of American security

Powder provokes terror in the hearts of American security

I have a confession to make to you, our loyal readers - I use Lancôme face powder. Now if you're wondering what to do with that profound bit of news, rest assured you're not the only one.
Saluting our fire heroes

Saluting our fire heroes

It's fitting this week as we salute Coast firefighters during fire prevention week, that Sechelt Fire Chief Bill Higgs is getting a little extra recognition.
Stop the mud slinging

Stop the mud slinging

Where does it say in the official election campaign rule book that slinging mud and accusations at your opponents is mandatory? It is now day 18 of the federal election campaign, and voters in the riding of West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Co
Politics, here and there

Politics, here and there

It's election season, and campaign signs are everywhere. At least one candidate is trying to make an issue out of improper signage attributed to the Blair Wilson campaign.
MoT plans clearly flawed

MoT plans clearly flawed

So this is what $940,000 gets us? The Ministry of Transportation must be kidding when they thought the residents of the Sunshine Coast would be happy with the Gibsons Way safety project plans that were unveiled Monday night.
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