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While police investigate suspected sabotage at the Sea to Sky Gondola, the attraction’s closure has had an immediate, rippling effect throughout the area. Early Saturday morning Aug.

Environmental and local economic sustainability considerations could soon be factored into the Sunshine Coast Regional District’s (SCRD) purchasing decisions.

It turns out B.C.’s job market isn’t immune to what’s unfolding across the rest of the country. Despite maintaining the country’s lowest unemployment rate in July at 4.4 per cent (down 0.

Family and friends of Myles Gray of Sechelt will mark the fourth anniversary of his death on Tuesday, Aug. 13, with no idea whether the people they hold responsible will face charges.

School District No. 46 (SD46), represented by BC Public School Employers’ Association (BCPSEA), and CUPE Local 801 have ratified agreements for the district’s K-12 support staff.

As the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) looks to how it will approach a legal cannabis production industry on the Sunshine Coast, at least one cannabis advocate wants to see the local government do more to engage local stakeholders.

A Gibsons-based professional photographer is creating bird’s-eye views of the Sunshine Coast that he hopes will become a profitable tool for local governments and businesses as well as a valuable resource for locals and tourists.

BC Green Party leader and MLA Andrew Weaver and Sonia Furstenau, MLA for Cowichan Valley, are expected to visit the Sunshine Coast to give two public talks as part of a province-wide “listening tour.

Sunshine Coast RCMP are asking the public’s help to locate a white 2006 E350 van stolen from Pender Harbour Diesel in Pender Harbour on Aug. 5 at 3:05 am.

Victoria will have a quiet and environmentally friendly new tourist attraction buzzing around its harbour next year when the Victoria Electric Boat Co. takes to the waves.