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Commitment to 10 per cent HST now law

The Province's commitment to lower the harmonized sales tax (HST) rate to 10 per cent in two stages is now law after the Government of Canada amended federal regulations governing British Columbia's HST rate on June 10.

Kick it up a notch at the AGM

This year Sunshine Coast Tourism's annual general meeting promises to be extra special as the association's board of directors and members gather to review and celebrate the successes of 2010.

Make your mark on a BC Park

British Columbians have an opportunity to make their mark on one of the stunning vistas in BC Parks through a new program celebrating 100 years of provincial parks.

Tele-workshop helps caregivers understand behaviour changes

Changes in the brain due to Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia often appear to family members as changes in the person's behaviour.

Biking to bring education to Nicaragua

Ilan Levy cycled through Sechelt June 6 on his quest to raise $100,000 to purchase 8,000 school packages for children in Nicaragua.

Memorial pages help families honour loved ones

Every day, the staff and physicians at BC Children's Hospital and Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children (BC Children's) and BC Women's Hospital & Health Centre (BC Women's) work closely with their patients and families to provide the best care possib

Mobile vending bylaw moving forward

Sechelt council gave second and third reading to an amended mobile vending on private lands bylaw at its June 1 meeting.

Solid Waste Plan sees public review

The Solid Waste Management Plan (SWMP) will be making its debut for public review towards the end of this month.

SIB signs deal with Northland Power

Toronto based Northland Power has just signed a memorandum of understanding with the Sechelt Indian Band (Shishalh Nation) to look at setting up wind, solar and hydro power projects within the Band's territory.

Cycling success on the Coast

Coast residents got their bicycles out and hit the highway to participate in the inaugural Bike to Work Week May 30 to June 5.