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Lululemon founder’s family chips in $8.4 million for PODS

Lululemon founder’s family chips in $8.4 million for PODS

Chip Wilson is pledging $8 million to the Pender Harbour Ocean Discovery Station (PODS) through his family’s philanthropic foundation.
Sunshine Coast COVID Physician Task Force Community Update 22 (April 27)

Sunshine Coast COVID Physician Task Force Community Update 22 (April 27)

Dear Fellow Sunshine Coast Residents: We recently received feedback from staff in our Emergency Department expressing concerns about people attending parties and disregarding social distancing recommendations.
Shíshálh Nation closes to non-resident access

Shíshálh Nation closes to non-resident access

New signs went up at the entrances to shíshálh Nation lands on April 24 advising people that “shíshálh Nation lands are closed to non-residents” as a safety measure during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coast Guard urges boaters to avoid unnecessary trips

Coast Guard urges boaters to avoid unnecessary trips

The Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) has joined the chorus of calls for people to avoid travel to small coastal communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sunshine Coast COVID Physician Task Force Update 21 (April 24)

Sunshine Coast COVID Physician Task Force Update 21 (April 24)

Dear Fellow Sunshine Coast Residents: As we see pressure mount to reopen our businesses, schools and community, it is crucially important that we do it at the right time and in the right way.
Preparations for wildfire season during the pandemic

Preparations for wildfire season during the pandemic

Wildfire season has begun with an earlier than usual ban in place on all open burning except campfires, one major fire already on the books, and the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) touting time spent isolating at home as a perfect opportunity
Regional water bills jump by 43% to $410.85

Regional water bills jump by 43% to $410.85

Pender Harbour water service areas also see large increases
Gibsons council trims budget again for 2.2% increase

Gibsons council trims budget again for 2.2% increase

Gibsons council has voted to make further cuts to the 2020 budget as the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic continues. “Our community is not going to recover anytime soon,” Mayor Bill Beamish said at council’s April 21 meeting.
Coast Reporter Radio: An interview with MLA Nicholas Simons

Coast Reporter Radio: An interview with MLA Nicholas Simons

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Change in assessment roll bumps Sechelt tax increase up to 3.8%

Change in assessment roll bumps Sechelt tax increase up to 3.8%

Councillors in Sechelt have given the nod to director of finance David Douglas to add an extra 0.