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A retired fighter pilot turned citizen scientist was honoured last month for his work documenting the flora and fauna of Garden Bay’s Hotel Lake.

The 18-year-old was recently acclaimed as the federal NDP candidate for West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky.

The colourful art installations are part of BC Hydro’s Decorative Wrap Program.

Armours Beach improvement continues as Rotary Club looks to improve marine recreation

March 12, a motion is support of the plan to run a 150-passenger 32-metre electric catamaran ferry on routes connecting downtown Vancouver with Gibsons and Bowen Island is slated to be before Vancouver city council.

Jäger Rosenberg of the Sunshine Coast is likely the youngest candidate in the upcoming federal election. He was acclaimed as the NDP’s candidate for West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky electoral district over the weekend.

The Street Degree program aims to empower peers working within the toxic drug emergency through education. Now in a transition period, advocates urge that it continues to be peer-led.

The composite listing price for Coast houses, townhouses and apartments grew three per cent in the past year; a rate was higher than those of all but one other Greater Vancouver Realtors area.

A showcase of dance performances primed for upcoming festivals and competitions exploded onstage at the Raven’s Cry Theatre last Saturday night, as more than 120 performers from the Coast Academy of Dance demonstrated momentum and mastery in a multiplicity of disciplines.

The deadline to submit writings to the 15th anniversary edition of Coastal Voices, an adjudicated anthology of writing by School District 46 students, is rapidly approaching.