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People aren’t paying for gym memberships or hall rentals, more trash is being dumped at landfills and bus fares aren’t being collected.

Frozen entrées, soup and sandwiches offered Tuesdays and Thursdays

Scientists around the world have been turning their research priorities to the study of COVID-19, or SARS-CoV-2, including an Elphinstone Secondary grad working in the Netherlands.

A newly-incorporated craft cannabis co-operative is putting forward a plan to make small-scale, independent cannabis businesses part of B.C.’s post-pandemic economic recovery.

“Unintended consequences” of the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) is emerging as a concern for Sechelt Chamber of Commerce members as they try to move forward during the economic restart.

BC Ferries is resuming service on the Horseshoe Bay-Nanaimo route June 3, but a schedule change on the Langdale run to accommodate the Nanaimo service isn’t sitting well with some Sunshine Coast residents or the directors at the Sunshine Coast Region

The public will have a chance to learn more about the latest iteration of the Trellis Seniors Services long-term care facility in Sechelt at an online information meeting on Wednesday, June 3.

The District of Sechelt has confirmed plans for a “gradual reopening” of the municipal offices on June 1. “Municipal hall will open from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

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Two fawns have been rescued from a waterfront property in Roberts Creek after a cougar killed their mother. A doe and stag had been living on the property for some time, and the resident noticed the fawns were born the week of May 11.