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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

B.C. residents can enter Gibsons new infill housing design contest

B.C. residents can enter Gibsons new infill housing design contest

Gibsons launched a housing design competition this week as part of a strategy to streamline development approvals in the town.
Super high-resolution Sunshine Coast map updated

Super high-resolution Sunshine Coast map updated

If the drama of social media is getting to be too much, there's a more grounded way of creeping on your neighbours.
Relic's jet boat making public appearance at Vancouver boat show

Relic's jet boat making public appearance at Vancouver boat show

The famous 'Beachcombers' boat is making its first public appearance since Deano Fatovic acquired and started restoring the boat last summer.
Monday evening Sunshine Coast ferry sailings cancelled, modified

Monday evening Sunshine Coast ferry sailings cancelled, modified

Ferries are rescheduled Monday evening
Following pedestrian's death, community calls for highway safety measures

Following pedestrian's death, community calls for highway safety measures

A pedestrian has died after being struck by a vehicle on Highway 101 west of Gibsons late Friday evening.
What’s happening with the 'Beachcombers' Persephone?

What’s happening with the 'Beachcombers' Persephone?

'We've had tremendous support from local businesses and individuals that have donated materials and time,' CAO tells council
Coasters to climb 'Everest' to raise money for BC Children's Hospital

Coasters to climb 'Everest' to raise money for BC Children's Hospital

Tom Ward and three friends plan to climb Soames Hill 89 times this weekend in a fundraiser inspired by his son, Otis.
Sunshine Coast’s living wage rises to $26.42 per hour

Sunshine Coast’s living wage rises to $26.42 per hour

The hourly rate two parents working full-time need to earn to support a family of four has risen to $26.42 per hour in 2024, up from $25.61 last year –– a 3.16 per cent rise.
Updated: Some Sunshine Coast sailings reinstated Tuesday evening

Updated: Some Sunshine Coast sailings reinstated Tuesday evening

Some sailings are going ahead, for now
Coast caught off-guard: Recapping Monday's storm and response on the Sunshine Coast

Coast caught off-guard: Recapping Monday's storm and response on the Sunshine Coast

Also, why was the SCRD's emergency notification system not activated?
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