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Dispute between drivers delivers a fine and probation

Dispute between drivers delivers a fine and probation

Kenneth Nathan Bland pled guilty to assault and was handed a $200 fine and a two-year probation order by Judge Lyndsay Smith.
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Gibsons council approves waterfront duplex on Marine Drive

Gibsons council approves waterfront duplex on Marine Drive

New residential waterfront zone adopted by Gibsons council, balancing development with flood safety and community concerns
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Sechelt's new water meters are already catching leaks

Update from SCRD also shows water meters are successfully detecting leaks.
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New Powell River-Sunshine Coast MLA sworn-in

New Powell River-Sunshine Coast MLA sworn-in

Randene Neill ready to bring constituent concerns to the legislature
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Rare tornado in Sechelt during storm last week confirmed by university experts

Rare tornado in Sechelt during storm last week confirmed by university experts

After studying videos of the tornado, the Northern Tornadoes Project confirmed it was a twister that contributed to Nov. 4, storm damage.
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Power outages across the Coast should be resolved today, Nov. 13

Power outages across the Coast should be resolved today, Nov. 13

A transmission circuit failure was the culprit for most of the power outages in Gibsons.
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Gibsons area schools are closed today, Nov. 13, due to windstorm

Gibsons area schools are closed today, Nov. 13, due to windstorm

The outages are affecting electricity, heat, phones and internet.
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'Our books keep winning': Harbour Publishing’s Howard White reflects on '1000 Books in 50 Years'

'Our books keep winning': Harbour Publishing’s Howard White reflects on '1000 Books in 50 Years'

Spectators spellbound by pioneering publisher
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Swearing-in ceremonies at B.C. legislature mark start of new political season

Swearing-in ceremonies at B.C. legislature mark start of new political season

VICTORIA — Two newly elected members of British Columbia's Green Party will officially take their seats in the legislature following the first of three swearing-in ceremonies since last month's provincial election.
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Sunshine Coast Tourism wants to attract sports and film fans

Sunshine Coast Tourism wants to attract sports and film fans

The non-profit organization wants to see tourists visit the Coast year-round.
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