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Residents may sue over sinkhole

Two residents of the Concordia Seawatch development have retained legal counsel and may sue over the sinkhole just steps from their front door.

Strike starts today in Sechelt

Picket lines will be up today (June 14) at the District of Sechelt as unionized workers strike in search of a "fair deal.

Rent caps not binding on SIB lands, court rules

Caps on rent increases under the provincial Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Act are not binding on the Sechelt Indian Band (SIB), the B.C. Court of Appeal has ruled. In a June 5 decision, which sets aside a B.C.

Community shuttle rolls out

The Gibsons and District Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Gibsons are in the driver's seat for a new community shuttle service to carry visitors and residents between the harbour area and services in the upper part of town.

SCRD to present at open houses

The Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) board will be making public a draft of the parks and recreation master plan for review and feedback at a series of open houses being held on June 17 and 18, in Gibsons, Sechelt and Pender Harbour.

Long leaves legacy of generosity and public service

An investigation into a float plane crash that took the life of a prominent Powell River businessman and former provincial politician continues.

Cougar euthanized in Gibsons

After numerous reports of cougar sightings in the Bonniebrook area of Gibsons, the conservation officer service and Sunshine Coast RCMP humanely euthanizean adult cougar over the weekend.

Entrepreneurs receive start-up support

Five social entrepreneurs received $500 in start-up funding for their ventures, along with enthusiastic support and potential clients from more than 120 community members, at the May 30 Barn Raisers event at the Seaside Centre in Sechelt.

Tips when dealing with marine mammals

An increase in the activity of marine mammals in the Sunshine Coast area has prompted Fisheries and Oceans Canada to release some guidelines for the public when out in the water.

Police arrest one, seek another after break-ins

A Mission man is in RCMP custody, while a second suspect is at large in connection to several recent break-ins on Nelson Island. On May 30 at approximately 9 a.m.