Local News

On March 12, Halfmoon Bay, indeed all of us, lost a “beacon of love, warmth and happiness.” On that day, Don Richards, the longest serving lighthouse keeper on Merry Island, passed away.

From the Bargain Barn to a pie auction to tax season, here’s what’s happening in the Harbour area this month

The re-opening is a six-month pilot project, during which there will be no charge to the public to either drop off an unwanted but serviceable item or to take possession of something deposited at the shed.

As the mayor completed reading endorsed motions related to RGA rule changes into the record, they were met with applause from the meeting audience.

Patrons were evacuated from Sechelt Aquatic Centre’s pool and hot tub areas on March 29, after material "exploded over hot tub, spraying in all directions”.

Five-year financial plan is taking shape

Around 20 individuals opposed to hydraulic fracturing or “fracking” in B.C.’s natural gas industry spent an hour waving signs highlighting their concerns at Gibsons Way and North Road on March 26.

When it comes to short term rentals, the rules of strata corporations can be enforced “beyond” the bylaws of a local government.

Area D director Kelly Backs calls for the SCRD to request withdrawal of the cutblocks from current operating plans until concerns over potential impacts of logging on downstream properties, water users and infrastructure have been addressed.

The man who built a "tarp mansion" near Hightide shares what it’s like to live there after the District enacted a new vacant land bylaw