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The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC) has ordered the Town of Gibsons to turn over some information related to the George Hotel and Residences project that it had previously refused to release under the Freedom of Information

A groundbreaking July 17 marked the “imminent” start of construction on the $10.7 million expansion of West Sechelt Elementary.

Sechelt council has passed a special resolution confirming why it is still not able to set up meetings the public can attend in person.

Gibsons council has approved a development variance permit for parking at a planned affordable housing project on a Town-owned lot at 571 Shaw Rd., but it’s not the variance originally proposed.

Feasibility studies are moving ahead for three small wastewater treatment plants operated by the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD).

Sophie Woodrooffe / Staff Writer

Sechelt has joined the growing list of municipalities in B.C. that will not be holding a 2020 tax sale. Council passed the necessary bylaw at its July 15 meeting, delaying the tax sale until Sept. 27, 2021.

Defers decision on additional money for Salmonid Enhancement Society

Transit service is expected to be kept at 80 per cent of normal levels into the fall, despite Sechelt director Darnelda Siegers’ push at the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) for a return to regular bus service as a way to increase ridership an

Local politicians want to add their voices to the provincial conversation about police reform if the opportunity arises.