Respect is the essential ingredient when doing business with the shíshálh (Sechelt) Nation.
That was the message from key speakers at a workshop on June 11 that brought together local politicians and administrators to review the newly released shíshálh
Wednesday June 19, 2013
question of the week
Survey results are meant for general information only, and are not based on recognised statistical methods.
- Local News
Strike starts today in Sechelt
Picket lines will be up today (June 14) at the District of Sechelt as unionized workers strike in search of a “fair deal.”
“We have 45 members in a legal strike position Friday at noon,” said Evan Stewart, media spokesperson for the BC Government - Local News
Proposed market seeking support
After several months of non-stop beating the drum and paying the piper for a proposed Gibsons Public Market in the former yacht club in Lower Gibsons, Gerry Zipursky, one of four prime proponents of the proposal, is taking the project to the next level.
Local News
Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for June 11 to 18:
• RCMP have recovered a number of...
On June 13, a second suspect allegedly involved in two break and enters on Nelson Island on May 30, ...
The Sunshine Coast Trail has been chosen as one of the best camping destinations in the Pacific...
Expanding environmental and outdoor education opportunities in School District No. 46 was the core...
Responding to recent requests by their partner communities and the Provincial Conservation Officer...
Local Sports
Gibsons’ Mitch Rainer recently closed out his college baseball career with his final season...
Roberts Creek’s Kyla Richey will again be wearing national colours this summer.
Fresh off...
This Saturday, the Sunshine Coast Rapids Lacrosse Association plays host to its annual fundraising...
During the month of June, golf professionals will golf from sunrise to sunset to support those...
Ellie Gerbrandt started riding before she could walk.
Her mom Amanda recalls how her now eight-...
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