An excellent thrift store. Low prices, kind staff, organized shop. I stop here every time I'm on…read morethe Sunshine Coast from Vancouver!

I can see why this place is busy when compared to the other stores on this block. The prices are…read morevery low, so low that I had to do a double take. In this current economy where every cent matters, this place helps to stretch your dollar. Books are at a quarter! Clothing starts from a dollar. You can also get suits for $6. No doubt these are used items but they are gently used and great to give them a new lease of life. Plus the proceeds go to the Sunshine Coast healthcare. There are also plenty of toys, some kitchen stuff, fancy looking glasswares and plates. It can be a treasure trove. Parking is available on the street. Donations of items can be dropped off at the back at their stated times.

We could not have been more delighted with the services provided by Coast Junk Removal in clearing…read morea small mountain of boxes and related items from our home crawl space, and transporting the resulting full van-load of refuse to the local recycling and landfill depots. The project was carried out in a highly professional manner; the fees were competitive and fair; and we especially appreciated Jane's meticulous approach to managing the work and clarifying the costs and procedures involved. Both Jayne and John were a pleasure to work with, and we will certainly hope to benefit from their services when pursuing similar projects going forward. Robert Menzies & Dorothy Chunn, Roberts Creek, BC

From the owner: We specialize in junk removal, full property clean ups, moves, deliveries and more!read more

Jaret and his team are compassionate and empathetic and make the funeral process as uncomplicated…read moreas possible. Thank you for caring for the families in Oceanside and Vancouver Island.

Great selection of beer local, domestic and beyond. Great craft brews and very friendly and helpful…read morestaff.

Fours stars for a typically dull off-sales... Say what?…read more Well... I learned a valuable lesson over the weekend. That the little stores sometimes get stuck with "random" bottles of wine that they can't sell to their regulars. So there we were loading up from their limited selection of REAL ciders and we (OK, so it was Crystal H) noticed a 2005 Razer's Edge Shiraz sitting all alone on the shelf. Uh........ "Holy Sechelt", I yelped. The elusive '05 RE. That is an incredible bottle of wine that I searched out in Vancouver 4 years ago with very limited success. I miraculously found one in a BC liquor store and cellared it for three years. And when I finally opened it last year... well, lets just say there was some magic happening at the dinner table. Back to the lesson at Lighthouse. Of course I bought their lonely bottle. And it is likely that it's already peaked in taste. But who cares. What a find! Support the little guys, and you just never know what you may discover.