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B.C. Ferries is putting its financial well-being ahead of the health and safety of employees and the travelling public, according to some veteran employees. Long-term B.C.

Forest protection group Elphinstone Logging Focus (ELF) has been vindicated after an almost 10-year struggle to see yellow cedars in Dakota Bowl recognized as culturally modified trees (CMTs).

Federal Fisheries Minister Bernadette Jordan says the Liberal government remains committed to a transition away from open-net fish farms and tough measures to preserve the chinook salmon stock.

Company reports $62-million net loss in first quarter

A shíshálh Nation woman has been awarded a grant to research the health-care system’s response to COVID-19 for Vancouver’s urban Indigenous population.

The Sechelt Hospital Foundation is going to be reimbursing the cost of tuition and other fees for students in Capilano University’s 2020-21 Heath Care Assistant class, in exchange for a commitment to work at least a year in home support on the Sunshi

The Canadian Coast Guard has delivered the first of three spill response kits the agency is going to have “strategically placed” on the Sunshine Coast.

B.C. Ferry Services Inc.’s annual public meeting is coming up on Thursday at 10 a.m. and members of the public can connect online if they want to take part. Speakers will address the challenges of the past year and what is anticipated for the future.

Baseball players on the Sunshine Coast were thrown a curveball when their league games were cancelled because of COVID-19, but now they have the chance to play where the pros do, thanks to a hometown major leaguer.

RCMP are asking the public for information after an inner tube broke loose from the top of a boat trailer on Hwy. 101 and struck a motorcycle, sending the rider to hospital. The incident happened on Monday, Aug. 17 at about 7:30 p.m.