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SCRD awards $2.3M curbside food waste contract

SCRD awards $2.3M curbside food waste contract

A contract worth $2.3 million has been awarded to Waste Management to operate a food waste curbside collection program in the rural areas of the Sunshine Coast, excluding Pender Harbour. Directors voted in favour of the contract at the Jan.
Sunshine Coast keeps pace with provincial upswing in purpose-built rentals

Sunshine Coast keeps pace with provincial upswing in purpose-built rentals

The provincial government says data from BC Housing shows a significant increase in the number of purpose-built rental homes registered in British Columbia, and the Sunshine Coast is keeping pace.
‘Dynamic rural zone’ heading to first reading

‘Dynamic rural zone’ heading to first reading

A zoning bylaw amendment that would create what’s been billed as a “rural dynamic zone” in Halfmoon Bay will be heading to the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) board for first reading.
Logging crews prevented from working in Clack Creek cutblock

Logging crews prevented from working in Clack Creek cutblock

Elphinstone Logging Focus (ELF) says it has turned back logging crews heading to work in the area known as the Clack Creek Forest.
UPDATED: Boat that ran aground in Gibsons breaks loose again

UPDATED: Boat that ran aground in Gibsons breaks loose again

A sailboat was found aground on the Gibsons waterfront Monday morning, but Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue (RCMSAR) Station 14 said the boat first got into trouble early Sunday afternoon, when the owner needed help after the boat broke loose
SCRD employees to vote on strike mandate

SCRD employees to vote on strike mandate

Unionized Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) employees are scheduled to cast their ballots Monday in a final vote that will determine whether members support a three-month strike mandate.

School board pushes for extended stop arms on buses

School District No.46 (SD46) wants to see school buses outfitted with extended stop arms to improve safety. At the Jan.
More snow, cold temperatures on the way

More snow, cold temperatures on the way

The snow and wind warnings from the weekend have been lifted, but the Sunshine Coast is still expected to get its first taste of winter weather this week as temperatures drop and snowfall continues.
‘Ultimate volunteer’ honoured with Sovereign’s Medal in Sechelt

‘Ultimate volunteer’ honoured with Sovereign’s Medal in Sechelt

Retired nurse Laurean Reid was awarded the prestigious Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers on her home turf. The Sechelt resident was presented with the medal at a packed ceremony at the Seaside Centre on Jan.
Coast Reporter Radio: Surprise sisters and wildfire readiness

Coast Reporter Radio: Surprise sisters and wildfire readiness

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