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Starting Monday, June 15, BC Ferries passengers will have to be “in possession of a face covering that covers their mouth and nose” on any sailing of more than 30 minutes.

Throngs of Sunshine Coast residents flooded the lawns of Hackett Park and into the streets of Sechelt Sunday afternoon to walk for racial justice.

The Sunshine Coast branch of the BC SPCA is hoping to raise money to help care for four kittens that survived being hauled off in a recycling truck.

A cannabis policy will be heading to Gibsons council for adoption after councillors reviewed a survey sent to stakeholders and the public. The cannabis policy will guide decision making on retail and production facilities in the town.

The District of Sechelt, which officially cancelled the traditional Canada Day events downtown in April as a result of the COVID pandemic, says it’s worked closely with Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) to develop an alternate program of events that com

Gibsons Mayor Bill Beamish will be asking council to reconsider its decision to reject an application for a temporary use permit (TUP) to designate a North Road property as an RV park.

Plans are underway to move ahead with a patio pilot project that would see businesses able to expand into public spaces in downtown Sechelt.

BC Ferries has added a later round-trip sailing to the Langdale-Horseshoe Bay route following an outpouring of anger from residents about a revised schedule that had introduced earlier last sailings for the month of June.

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