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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

Gospel Rock getting rezoned to allow secondary suites to conform with provincial rules

Gospel Rock getting rezoned to allow secondary suites to conform with provincial rules

The last parcel of Gibsons zoned single-family residential that does not allow secondary suites will shortly be rezoned to allow them.
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Gibsons council briefs: 8% tax increase approved, youth rep 'star' of AVICC

Gibsons council briefs: 8% tax increase approved, youth rep 'star' of AVICC

Gibsons adopted its 2024 budget on May 7 .
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End in sight for Gibsons' Pebbles Beach closure

End in sight for Gibsons' Pebbles Beach closure

It's been four years since since the Town technically closed the beach access
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What's happening with doctor recruitment on the Sunshine Coast?

What's happening with doctor recruitment on the Sunshine Coast?

And how the new Primary Care Network may help with recruitment
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Sunshine Coast soft-launches Primary Care Network (so what is it?)

Sunshine Coast soft-launches Primary Care Network (so what is it?)

'The goal of this is for every one of you that wants one, to have a family physician or nurse practitioner – primary care provider – that knows you,' Dr. Rob Lehman, chair of the Sunshine Coast Division of Family Practice, told the crowd at Seaside Centre.
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50 women step up to help close SCCSS Building Together funding gap

50 women step up to help close SCCSS Building Together funding gap

With the 50 Women for SCCSS campaign, 50 community members are endeavouring to raise $1.5 million to help close the Building Together project's $3.4 million funding gap.
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Hundreds march for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Sechelt

Hundreds march for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Sechelt

shíshálh Nation held its first march for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls on May 5.
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shíshálh Nation hosting its first annual MMIWG march

shíshálh Nation hosting its first annual MMIWG march

On May 5, shíshálh Nation will host its first march for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) and is inviting the community to join in the day of honouring and healing. 
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Gibsons' Kern's Furniture is closing its showroom after 51 years, what's next?

Gibsons' Kern's Furniture is closing its showroom after 51 years, what's next?

'It’s just time – it just can’t go on forever' says Sandra Kern as she prepares to close the Kern's Furniture showroom and look to new opportunity
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Two Sunshine Coast ferries expand pet-accessible areas

Two Sunshine Coast ferries expand pet-accessible areas

The Queens of Surrey and Coquitlam, two ferries that travel between Horseshoe Bay and Langdale as well as Horseshoe Bay and Nanaimo, are now allowing dogs on leashes and cats in carriers onto upper outdoor decks in designated areas.
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