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Weekly police report

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for April 15 to 22: • Early on April 15, police witnessed a vehicle travelling more than 20 km over the posted speed limit eastbound on Highway 101 near Pratt Road in Gibsons.

RCMP seek information after flagger hit by car

Sunshine Coast RCMP are seeking assistance from the public as they investigate a driver for striking a flagger at a construction site in Sechelt. According to RCMP, at approximately 3:30 p.m.

Web deal in limbo after cameras stop rolling

If you watched the live web cast of the Dragons’ Den on April 3 you saw Canada Hemp Foods get the deal they wanted, but things are still in limbo after the show.

Green Jobs town hall this Saturday

GreenJobsBC will be holding a town hall event in Gibsons this Saturday to discuss possibilities for a green economy, and get feedback from citizens about their goals for creating local jobs that are good for the economy and the environment.

Busy weekend for RCMSAR crew

The Gibsons unit of the Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue (RCMSAR) had a busy Easter long weekend with a number of calls.
Students ACE-IT

Students ACE-IT

School District No. 46 ACE-IT carpentry program students competed in the Regional Skills Canada competition held at Howe Sound Secondary School in Squamish last month.
Volunteers thanked for role they play

Volunteers thanked for role they play

It’s due in part to the work of volunteers on the Coast that seniors are able to stay in their homes longer and those volunteers were thanked during an appreciation tea on April 10.

SIL testing downtown Wifi

The District of Sechelt will spend up to $10,000 to install wireless Internet access points atop light posts in downtown Sechelt at the urging of Sechelt Innovations Ltd. (SIL).
Islanders fight Gambier logging plans

Islanders fight Gambier logging plans

Gambier Island residents and local governments in Howe Sound are trying to put the brakes on plans that would see an estimated 25 per cent of the island logged out.
Wharf restoration will start next month

Wharf restoration will start next month

Thanks to an injection of $100,000 and a bid coming in well below budget, work to restore the Davis Bay Wharf will begin next month. The District of Sechelt held a press conference April 14 to announce it had accepted Heavy Metal Marine Ltd.