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To acknowledge and honour the service of active, reserve and retired military personnel, and cadets, BC Ferries is once again offering complimentary travel on Remembrance Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11.

With the Sea to Sky Gondola’s cable being cut a second time , the uncomfortable prospect of domestic terrorism has become a consideration that Woodfibre LNG has had to face.

Sechelt council has voted to tone down a proposed Christmas display at municipal hall by sticking to putting up lights on the building but not adding a lit-up Santa on the roof.

Judicial recount to be conducted by B.C. Supreme Court following close result

Restrictions target social gatherings, travel, group activities and workplaces

Sunshine Coast Search and Rescue is having an unusually busy year, putting them in good company as SAR teams from across southern B.C. have been reporting a higher volume of calls.

Sechelt council voted Nov. 4 to approve a development permit, with variances, for the Lions housing project at Greenecourt but the non-profit group will not get a full waiver of development cost charges (DCC).

Nicholas Simons remains on track to be confirmed for a fifth term as the NDP MLA for Powell River-Sunshine Coast. Elections BC began the final count on Nov. 6.

RCMP members from the police force’s West Coast Marine Services will be on board some BC Ferries sailings starting this weekend. A release from the Mounties’ B.C.

Trustee Amanda Amaral was elected chair of the Board of Education for School District No. 46 (SD46) and Maria Hampvent was elected vice chair at a regular board meeting Nov. 4.