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Coast COVID cases doubled in August to 14

Coast COVID cases doubled in August to 14

The latest data from the BC Centre for Disease Control show the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases on the lower Sunshine Coast doubled from seven between January and July 31 to 14 by the end of August.
Elections BC predicts up to 40 per cent of ballots could be mail-ins

Elections BC predicts up to 40 per cent of ballots could be mail-ins

Elections BC says it’s been planning for a “pandemic election” since April, and chief electoral officer Anton Boegman says he believes all the necessary precautions are in place. The planning included a survey of voters in May and August.
First ‘active storm cycle’ of fall expected this week

First ‘active storm cycle’ of fall expected this week

Wind and rain – lots of it – is expected to arrive on the Sunshine Coast this week for “the first active storm cycle of the fall season,” says Environment Canada.
Tla’amin Nation reports 31 active cases of COVID-19

Tla’amin Nation reports 31 active cases of COVID-19

Executive council extends state of local emergency order
Human remains from beach identified as missing Delta man

Human remains from beach identified as missing Delta man

Sunshine Coast RCMP say the human remains found on a Roberts Creek beach in July have been identified. In a release issued Sept.
Simons says premier made ‘a good case’ for early election call

Simons says premier made ‘a good case’ for early election call

NDP only party with a local candidate confirmed so far
Gibsons council adopts tree bylaw

Gibsons council adopts tree bylaw

Gibsons council adopted a new tree preservation bylaw at a special meeting Sept. 18 after getting unanimous support for three readings at an earlier meeting, despite some criticism about the complexity of the regulations and the process at a Sept.
SCRD directors put off decision on recreation capital funding

SCRD directors put off decision on recreation capital funding

Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) directors are putting off a potentially tough decision on funding for capital work at recreation facilities until this year’s budget discussions.
Sechelt to explore software to track short-term rentals

Sechelt to explore software to track short-term rentals

Letter from chamber opposes STR bylaw changes
Councillor says local businesses deserve congratulations

Councillor says local businesses deserve congratulations

Gibsons briefs