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Public comment invited on Tsain-ko forest operations map

Public comment invited on Tsain-ko forest operations map

Years of forest operation planned, including 19 cut blocks and over 12 km of roads
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BC NDP on track to form majority government, pending recounts

BC NDP on track to form majority government, pending recounts

The NDP now lead Surrey-Guildford by 18 votes, up from nine an hour earlier.
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Large forested area added to Gabriola Island park

Large forested area added to Gabriola Island park

The 31.5-hectare parcel known as Wilkinson Woods was bought by the Regional District of Nanaimo and will be added to 707 Community Park
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Is Sunshine Coast RCMP watching Murder in a Small Town? (And other highlights of Q3 report)

Is Sunshine Coast RCMP watching Murder in a Small Town? (And other highlights of Q3 report)

Mental health flags and suspicious person reports shape RCMP activity in Gibsons this quarter
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Illegal dumping still pervasive in qathet region

Illegal dumping still pervasive in qathet region

Community cleanup event encourages residents to clean up trash and litter in the area
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Islands Trust welcomes Reuben Bronee as new Chief Administrative Officer

Islands Trust welcomes Reuben Bronee as new Chief Administrative Officer

With extensive leadership experience, Rueben Bronee takes over as CAO, tasked with enhancing conservation efforts across 13 major islands
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Kisses and kicks: Kicks for walking off with keepsake tablecloth

Kisses and kicks: Kicks for walking off with keepsake tablecloth

Here are your kicks and kisses for the week of October 25!
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Fires, fuel spills, and recruitment: highlights from the Gibsons Volunteer Fire Dept's Q3 report

Fires, fuel spills, and recruitment: highlights from the Gibsons Volunteer Fire Dept's Q3 report

Fire Department details 107 callouts, reinforces volunteer engagement, and outlines plans for improving their training yard
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B.C. monitoring human cases of bird flu in Washington state

B.C. monitoring human cases of bird flu in Washington state

Two confirmed human cases of bird flu in Washington state are said to be mild and not a particular concern for B.C. officials at this time.
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Landscape film photographer opens gallery in qathet

Landscape film photographer opens gallery in qathet

Artist invites the world to experience rare artform in contemplative space as part of their journey to the northern Sunshine Coast
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