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A Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) clinic established to assess people with symptoms consistent with COVID-19 has received the go-ahead from Sechelt council to operate at a public venue in the district at a discounted rental rate of $1,000 per month.

Updates to Gibsons’ 40-year-old noise bylaw are being forwarded to council after getting the endorsement of the planning and development committee Sept. 8.

An overview of the District of Sechelt’s financial situation from Jan. 1 to the end of June is comparable to 2019, according to the district’s financial services manager, despite the turbulence of COVID-19.

Ann Snow enters online bagpipe competition

Conservation Officer Service says it found the animal in the evening of Sept. 10

The Sunshine Coast Regional District’s (SCRD) general manager of community development provided further explanation as to why staff recommended keeping the Gibsons pool closed while all other recreation facilities were given the green light to open t

Sunshine Coast RCMP say a man in his 40s is being held in custody after an incident on Sept. 3 in Gibsons.

A narrow, “long-forgotten” one-way lane in downtown Sechelt needs a makeover, says the Sechelt Downtown Business Association (SDBA), and the group is fundraising to make it happen.

Dear Fellow Sunshine Coast Residents: With a return to school just around the corner and COVID-19 numbers continuing to rise across the province, we know that many parents, teachers and students are concerned about the risks involved with coming back

Premier promises to push for reversal of Transport Canada decision