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Sunshine Coast Credit Union to merge with two other credit unions

Sunshine Coast Credit Union to merge with two other credit unions

Prospera, Coast Capital, and Sunshine Coast Credit Union unite to become Canada's largest federally regulated credit union
Free mental health and mindfulness programs offered on lower Coast

Free mental health and mindfulness programs offered on lower Coast

Eight-week-long mindfulness and cognitive behavioral-therapy classes start the end of April.
California sea lion found on beach at Davis Bay is in rough shape

California sea lion found on beach at Davis Bay is in rough shape

Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society rescued the sea lion Wednesday.
Songwriter pens ode to ferry dependent Sunshine Coast

Songwriter pens ode to ferry dependent Sunshine Coast

Robin Atchison says 'Well I Had Time' is just one observation about life on the Coast.
Economic benefits a focus in second Foundation Agreement info session

Economic benefits a focus in second Foundation Agreement info session

The province’s commitment of close to $100 million to the shíshálh Nation, in a time of economic uncertainty, was questioned at a second online Foundation Agreement (FA) renewal info session hosted March 31.
Collaborative housing meet-and-greet and tour on the Sunshine Coast takes place Saturday

Collaborative housing meet-and-greet and tour on the Sunshine Coast takes place Saturday

Tour highlights properties in Sechelt and Gibsons appropriate for co-housing.
Gibsons cannabis stores apply for rezoning

Gibsons cannabis stores apply for rezoning

Council approves first reading for rezoning of cannabis stores in Gibsons
Sechelt resident tried to chase down man who lit van on fire

Sechelt resident tried to chase down man who lit van on fire

Joseph Dooks says he stopped the chase on Wharf Avenue to call in the fire because he was concerned the van would blow up.
RCMP incident report: Little Black Book of Scams available for free

RCMP incident report: Little Black Book of Scams available for free

Teens continue to run amok, while road blocks in Sechelt take impaired drivers off the road.
Keith Roy discusses Conservative plans for Sea to Sky

Keith Roy discusses Conservative plans for Sea to Sky

Q&A with the West Vancouver–Sunshine Coast–Sea to Sky Country MP candidate.