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Golf course gets another week to meet conditions

A day before the deadline came, Sechelt Golf & Country Club Ltd. (SG&CC) asked for two more weeks to gather enough money to get the Sechelt golf course back from the District of Sechelt.

B.C. expert to lead age-friendly forum

An international expert on age-friendly communities will help get the ball rolling in Gibsons to develop a community action plan for the town. Dr.

Seniors to remain after Garden Inn conversion

Twelve seniors who reside at the Gibsons Garden Inn will be able to stay on at the same rates if the building reverts to its original use as a hotel, council's committee-of-the-whole heard Sept. 11.

Elected officials want Upper and Lower Coast to stay together

More local government elected officials are opposing a proposed change to the West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country federal riding. The Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) board voted at its Sept.

Concerns likely won't stop project

Despite cries from a citizens' group to stop the sinking, it looks like the HMCS Annapolis will soon find a home on the ocean floor in Halkett Bay.

Ambitious achievement contract released

School District No. 46 (SD46) is armed with a new achievement contract to improve performance in six areas: early learning, literacy, numeracy, Aboriginal enhancement, social responsibility and completion rates.

Winegarden honoured as Caring Canadian

One of Gibsons' stalwart citizens has become the Sunshine Coast's first recipient of the Governor General's Caring Canadian Award.

Ferry consult prelude to service cuts

Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) directors are concerned that an upcoming public consultation on coastal ferries is designed primarily to cut services so that the province can save $30 million. The contract was awarded last month to Kirk & Co.

Pelagic fixes problems with platform

Divers from Pelagic Technologies recently revisited the platform they installed as part of NEPTUNE Canada's cabled sea floor observatory, to fix some problems and add new cameras.

Weekly police report

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for Sept. 11 to 18: Sometime between Sept. 8 and 9, a shoplifter was witnessed stealing a large amount of bulk candy from a business in the 1100 block of Highway 101.