Opinion

While Coast politicians were working to win your vote, I was at the mall lobbying for some votes of my own last Saturday.

With the municipal election in full swing and things starting to take a nasty turn in some circles, it's refreshing to know that it's not all doom and gloom these days on the Coast.

I can remember the night as if it was yesterday.

I can remember the night as if it was yesterday.

The list is long of things I missed during my six-month foray into the barren Saskatchewan north. The smell of ocean air in the morning, deer wandering into your yard with nary a second thought.

I think the world can be divided into two camps -those that love numbers and those that hate them. I find myself firmly planted in the first of the categories, which is a good thing because lately I've been looking at a lot of them.

Community Living B.C. is under fire this week over alleged agency mismanagement with the New Democrats calling for an independent review.

Nothing but excuses - that's what police heard last month from drivers who were caught driving and using a hand-held cell phone.

A remarkable week has just concluded for the Sechelt Indian Band (SIB).

The Sunshine Coast Community Foundation released its long awaited Vital Signs report on Tuesday, its second such report in the past two years. The first was released in October 2009.