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Clean Energy Award for Sechelt Creek

The Sechelt Indian Band (SIB) will soon accept a Clean Energy Award for their role in the Sechelt Creek run-of-river hydro project, developed in partnership with Regional Power.

New location sought to monitor air quality

The Sea-to-Sky Clean Air Society will ask the province's Ministry of Environment to review the site of the air quality monitoring station for the greater Gibsons area.

Trustees adopt Achievement Contract

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Baby bear saved after mother killed on highway

A baby bear left orphaned during the Thanksgiving long weekend has been transported to Critter Care in Vancouver, is doing well, and will likely be released back on the Coast in the spring.

Youth centre seeks input from teens

The Sechelt Youth Centre (SYC) is looking for input by teens and tweens who want to use the newly renovated space this year.

Deals can save residents money and energy

BC Hydro's residential customers can save some money this Power Smart Month through rebates on energy efficient products available at local stores.

New service offers at-risk pregnant women extra prenatal support ?

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) Public Health is enhancing public health services to support healthy pregnancies for vulnerable women, giving new moms and babies their best chance at living healthy lives.

Water rate increase explanation in the mail

The Town will explain the reasons for a 15 per cent increase in water rates this year by rolling out a "low-key" communication strategy, director of finance Ian Poole reported Tuesday.

SD46 Briefs

Gibsons Elementary Construction is on schedule for the new Gibsons Elementary building although a drainage issue caused some flooding in one of the classrooms recently.

Teen signed to tap for Team Canada

A local teen will compete on a world stage this fall as part of Team Canada at the World Tap Dancing Championships in Germany.