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Gibsons Council officially adopts arcade-friendly zoning bylaw

Gibsons Council officially adopts arcade-friendly zoning bylaw

From red tape to retro games: Gibsons embraces arcades
Kisses and Kicks: Kicks for burning debris, kisses for duckling rescues

Kisses and Kicks: Kicks for burning debris, kisses for duckling rescues

Here are the good deeds (and not so good deeds) that happened in our Coast community this week!
qathet downtown market findings: So far, so good, say organizers

qathet downtown market findings: So far, so good, say organizers

Greens, broccoli, beets, and cherries can be found at Saturday's bazaar
TikToker illegally explores old BC Ferries vessel in Richmond repair yard

TikToker illegally explores old BC Ferries vessel in Richmond repair yard

BC Ferries is considering "additional measures" to their safety protocols.
Dance academy in qathet undergoes change in ownership

Dance academy in qathet undergoes change in ownership

Artistic director passes leadership role to longtime instructor
SCRD regional water projects at Church Road, Selma Park see additional costs

SCRD regional water projects at Church Road, Selma Park see additional costs

Two projects with histories dating back over five years received committee support for budget lifts. The board is slated to vote on both recommendations on July 10.
Summertime temperatures hit qathet region

Summertime temperatures hit qathet region

A mix of sun and cloud today, possibility of rain on the weekend
Hikers from qathet ascend Skwim, one takes a dip in cool waters

Hikers from qathet ascend Skwim, one takes a dip in cool waters

It may be summer, but there's still snow in the alpine
Walls going up for the Connor Park Hall

Walls going up for the Connor Park Hall

Also, 10-year occupancy agreement for Halfmoon Bay Community Association at Coopers Green approved
Sechelt landfill lifespan extension to 2032 expected

Sechelt landfill lifespan extension to 2032 expected

Sunshine Coast Regional District says the recently completed contact water pond relocation appears to have extended Sechelt landfill’s lifespan to 2032. That project was envisioned to add four years of operating space, taking the landfill’s life to 2030, but the result is an estimated six years of capacity stretch.