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Police Report

On Oct. 10, a kayak was found washed up in the 13000 block Oyster Bay Road. The owner may claim by providing details such as make, model and colour to police, reference file 10-8069. ?? On Oct.

Stone statue's return stirs Sechelts' hearts

A broken-hearted man's carving, which honours a son's heroism and a mother's love, has at last come home to the shíshálh (Sechelt) Nation. For 84 years this precious treasure rested across the Salish Sea with the Vancouver Museum.

Halfmoon Bay poised for OCP review

The way Halfmoon Bay develops or does not develop and basically all land use planning for the area is coming under the lens over the next two years with the Halfmoon Bay Official Community Plan (OCP) review.

Arrowhead Centre to open Nov.1

With a sparkling new kitchen where prison cells once held lawbreakers, Sechelt's transformed former RCMP building is set to open Nov. 1 as the long-awaited Arrowhead Centre.

Meeting to consider Sechelt sewage decisions

A Sechelt-hosted open house next week will provide information and seek public input into key local sewage management decisions. "Our whole system is running out of space," said Sechelt Coun.

Police find likely Milling crash site

RCMP have found what they believe to be the crash site where Gibsons missing woman May Milling's vehicle left the road and plunged into the North Thompson River.

Sechelt talks derelict boats, airport, RCMP, Hwy 101

Sechelt council lobbied for social justice issues, pursued legislation to deal with derelict boats, voiced concern about escalating RCMP costs, explored funding for the airport expansion and asked the province for time to come to a solution on Davis

Board votes for pay increases

The board of School District No. 46 (SD46) voted Tuesday night (Oct. 12) to raise annual board honorariums to $13,313 from $11,000 for trustees, $14,813 from $12,500 for vice-chair and $16,908 from $14,000 for the chair.

Weekly police report

On Oct. 5, a large cougar was reported running through the loading zone of the B.C. Ferries terminal in Langdale. Staff was able to usher the unaggressive cougar out through a gate and off the property.

Arson arraignment pending after alternative measures assessment

The youth charged with arson in the June 4 fire in Lower Gibsons will have his arraignment delayed for a fourth time while a probation officer and the Crown determine if the youth is a candidate for alternative justice measures.