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Missing 25 year old Sunshine Coast man located

Missing 25 year old Sunshine Coast man located

Sunshine Coast RCMP  wish to advise the public that the missing male from Sechelt has been located.
Sechelt council reviews budget, endorses lower tax increase

Sechelt council reviews budget, endorses lower tax increase

In a move to address financial strategy, Sechelt's council debates business tax multipliers and budget adjustments for future growth
Sunshine Coast weather: Temperatures climbing

Sunshine Coast weather: Temperatures climbing

We'll be breaking into double digit temperatures by 10:55 a.m. on May 8
Less garbage is going to Sechelt landfill

Less garbage is going to Sechelt landfill

Rural area curbside food waste collection volumes were also down
Permits and inspections decline at the SCRD

Permits and inspections decline at the SCRD

As of March, building permit processing took an average of 3.28 weeks.
New penalties proposed in Sechelt for unauthorized tree removal

New penalties proposed in Sechelt for unauthorized tree removal

Sechelt council reviews updated policies and fines to prevent the loss of trees outside parks
Sunshine Coast weather: Sun to follow May's first week's rain

Sunshine Coast weather: Sun to follow May's first week's rain

There’s some clouds, lots of sun but no raindrops shown in the Weatherhood forecast icons for the next seven days on the Sunshine Coast.
Derailed Shania Twain zombie musical resurrected online

Derailed Shania Twain zombie musical resurrected online

A full-scale musical inspired by the music of country music superstar Shania Twain was due for its world premiere in Sechelt in mid-May. 
Sunshine Coast Chamber of Commerce to elect first board

Sunshine Coast Chamber of Commerce to elect first board

May 28 will see the first election since the three chambers of commerce merged
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.