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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.

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Recent Work by Bronwyn

Sechelt chief administrative officer on leave

Sechelt chief administrative officer on leave

Chief administrative officer (CAO) Andrew Yeates began voluntary leave from the District of Sechelt on Aug. 26, according to district communications manager Lindsay Vickers.
Sechelt council endorses resolution rejecting residential school denialism, without mayor's support

Sechelt council endorses resolution rejecting residential school denialism, without mayor's support

Resolution comes as Sechelt is identified in a letter from Union of BC Indian Chiefs calling out residential school denialism and as it comes to light Mayor John Henderson had a book accused of residential school denialism in municipal hall earlier this year.
Advocates urge safer supply at International Overdose Awareness Day event

Advocates urge safer supply at International Overdose Awareness Day event

“Auntie,” “mother,” “survivor,” read some of the dozens of stickies affixed to the wall at Mission Point House, denoting qualities of people lost to toxic drugs.
BC Ferries adds Thursday evening sailing from Langdale

BC Ferries adds Thursday evening sailing from Langdale

Those headed to the big city from the Sunshine Coast have one more option Thursday evening. BC Ferries has added a 6:40 p.m. sailing from Langdale to Horseshoe Bay, Sept. 5 to "assist with high traffic volumes.
Farewell summer, farewell two-ferry route for the Sunshine Coast

Farewell summer, farewell two-ferry route for the Sunshine Coast

As the Sunshine Coast bids adieu to summer tourists, so it does to the second boat on the Horseshoe Bay-Langdale route. With the Queen of Coquitlam' s departure from Route 3, the Coast's new fall schedule is in effect.
Part of Redrooffs closed in both directions Sept. 3 to 18

Part of Redrooffs closed in both directions Sept. 3 to 18

The work to replace a culvert and repair damage from the November 2021, atmospheric rivers means Redrooffs delays between Highway 101 and Cove Beach Road, according to DriveBC. 
Tsunami hires PJHL's first full-time female coach, exhibition games scheduled

Tsunami hires PJHL's first full-time female coach, exhibition games scheduled

The Tsunami are playing two pre-season games at the Gibsons & Area Community Centre this weekend
‘In some ways, it was worse than I thought': Sechelt councillors speak out after governance audit

‘In some ways, it was worse than I thought': Sechelt councillors speak out after governance audit

'An apology actually involves apologizing, saying that one is sorry, demonstrating that one understands what the impact that they had was': Sechelt councillors explain why they're still waiting for an apology from Mayor John Henderson.
Road repairs from 2021 storms under way on the Sunshine Coast

Road repairs from 2021 storms under way on the Sunshine Coast

Redrooffs will be closed for a maximum of 15 days in early September.
Sunshine Coast International Overdose Awareness Day event moves to Mission Point

Sunshine Coast International Overdose Awareness Day event moves to Mission Point

The Aug. 31 event to honour those who have died from the toxic drug crisis and to gather those affected by the crisis will run from 3 to 6 p.m. 
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