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With the possibility B.C. Ferries may be eligible for the federal wage-subsidy program, the corporation has rescinded most of the layoff notices issued just over a week ago. In a memo from chief executive Mark Collins, B.C.

Dear Fellow Sunshine Coast Residents: It’s a delicate balance, isn’t it? How do we do the right thing when others choose not to? How do we encourage those around us to practise social distancing in a way that is respectful and caring? How do we expre

Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) directors awarded a $239,980 contract for the phase-four raw water reservoir feasibility study after putting the decision on hold until they could gather more information.

BC Ferries says traffic significantly down from typical Easter

BC Ferries sailings to the Sunshine Coast have been busy since Thursday, with a least one overload reported, prompting a social media backlash from residents claiming the spike in traffic is mainly tourists and vacation property owners acting against

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Bylaw officers tasked with responding to public health order infractions

Dear Fellow Sunshine Coast Residents: With important holidays in many of the world’s major religions coming up this month and a long weekend just around the corner, we thought it might be a good time to remind everyone about the importance of social

In the latest move in the ongoing legal battle over the now-evacuated Seawatch subdivision in Sechelt, the district says it’s putting developer Concordia Seawatch and the property owners “on notice” about their “contractual obligation to the District

Langdale sailings drop to six round-trips per day