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Gibsons officially opens Well 6

Gibsons officially opens Well 6

The ribbon was cut on the aquifer service expansion project on June 28
No dates for next steps on Highway 101 re-routings

No dates for next steps on Highway 101 re-routings

No timeline for shortlisting Highway 101 alternate routes between Gibsons and Halfmoon Bay is included in the public and stakeholder engagements report on proposed options. Sunshine Coast Highway Society spokesperson Robin Merriott said “it’s an awful lot of words and pictures to say nothing”.
Eby government performance rating drops below Christy Clark era, poll shows

Eby government performance rating drops below Christy Clark era, poll shows

Only 11 per cent of British Columbians were satisfied with Eby's government on housing affordability.
Climate policies and fossil fuel: Clean fuel regulations and carbon pricing explained

Climate policies and fossil fuel: Clean fuel regulations and carbon pricing explained

Your questions, answered.
Reconciliation sparks a reckoning for Canada Day fireworks displays

Reconciliation sparks a reckoning for Canada Day fireworks displays

VANCOUVER — Chief Don Tom of the Tsartlip First Nation on Vancouver Island says he's been known to "partake" in watching fireworks, as a way to bring families together.
Educator and TV host Sue Johanson, who helped destigmatize the joy of sex, dead at 93

Educator and TV host Sue Johanson, who helped destigmatize the joy of sex, dead at 93

TORONTO — Sue Johanson believed informed sex was safe sex and she shared that message broadly, becoming one of the foremost TV sexperts in Canada and the United States when she was in her 60s.
Searching for Canadian news? Google ready to remove links over Online News Act

Searching for Canadian news? Google ready to remove links over Online News Act

OTTAWA — News stories published by Canadian media outlets will soon disappear from Google search results, the digital giant warned Thursday as it revealed its planned response to the Liberals' online news law.
Canadian cyberspy agency says it disrupted foreign extremist activity

Canadian cyberspy agency says it disrupted foreign extremist activity

OTTAWA — Canada's cyberspy agency says it conducted operations in the last year to disrupt and remove harmful terrorist content spread online by foreign, ideologically motivated extremists.
UPDATE: Missing Gibsons man found safe

UPDATE: Missing Gibsons man found safe

Sunshine Coast RCMP thank public for their help
Where do the most accidents happen in B.C.?

Where do the most accidents happen in B.C.?

B.C.'s top 10 most dangerous intersections in 2022 were all in Metro Vancouver.