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Bronwyn Beairsto, Editor

Bronwyn Beairsto, Editor

Bronwyn Beairsto is editor of the Coast Reporter.

She moved to the "big city" from Bowen Island, where as editor and reporter for three years, she covered everything from council to cat birthdays.

As a not-so-secret history nerd, Bronwyn loves anything to do with archives and forgotten moments of our past.

She welcomes story ideas, opinions, casual chats or a good jokes.

editor@coastreporter.net

Recent Work by Bronwyn

This Coast organization is using acts of kindness to find cracks in the system

This Coast organization is using acts of kindness to find cracks in the system

The Sunshine Coast Resource Centre is asking locals to nominate people on the Coast doing acts of kindness.
Food banks holding Coast-wide drive in April to meet soaring need

Food banks holding Coast-wide drive in April to meet soaring need

In 2022, St. Bart's food bank saw a 67 per cent increase in food hamper clientele. 
Violent assault near Gibsons sends one man to hospital, witnesses sought

Violent assault near Gibsons sends one man to hospital, witnesses sought

The Sunshine Coast RCMP is reaching out to the public looking for witnesses to a violent assault in Elphinstone March 19.
Gibsons' Liz Marshall nominated for Women of Distinction Award

Gibsons' Liz Marshall nominated for Women of Distinction Award

Gibsons documentarian Liz Marshall, whose films include Meat the Future (narrated by Jane Goodall) and The Ghosts in Our Machine, is among the 78 nominees announced earlier this month.
Gibsons Wildlife Rehab co-founder Irene Davy is retiring

Gibsons Wildlife Rehab co-founder Irene Davy is retiring

Seals in the bathtub, a bobcat in the workshop and birds all over: After 34 years caring for animals, Irene Davy is looking to pass over her and Clint's legacy to someone new.
Sunshine Coast's youth ski program seeks a new coordinator

Sunshine Coast's youth ski program seeks a new coordinator

Stefanie Reznick stepping back from her longtime role as administration coordinator for the Dakota Ridge Nordics Ski Program.
Stoned Sunshine Coast raccoon makes it into the New York Times

Stoned Sunshine Coast raccoon makes it into the New York Times

The new movie 'Cocaine Bear' has folks discussing other notable animals that have ingested drugs, including a stoned raccoon from Elphinstone.
Sunshine Coast RCMP has its new permanent commander

Sunshine Coast RCMP has its new permanent commander

Staff Sgt. Jennifer Prunty is already familiar to Coasters, as she's been on the job since July. Prunty has now been confirmed as the Sunshine Coast RCMP's permanent detachment commander.
Sechelt Fire Department team raises the most money for Climb the Wall

Sechelt Fire Department team raises the most money for Climb the Wall

The Sechelt Fire Department raised the most of any team at $13,710. Sechelt also boasted the single largest contributor: retired fire chief Bill Higgs who raised $6,520. Overall, the event raised more than $140,000 to benefit the BC Lung Foundation's Asthma Education Centre.
Snow day for Roberts Creek, Gibsons and Langdale schools

Snow day for Roberts Creek, Gibsons and Langdale schools

School is cancelled for Roberts Creek Elementary, Cedar Grove Elementary, Elphinstone Secondary, Heritage Building, Gibsons Elementary and Langdale Elementary. 
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