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Firm 'very dedicated' to McNab Creek plan

Burnco Rock Products Ltd. suffered a minor setback last week when Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) directors delayed first reading of the company's rezoning application to process sand and gravel at McNab Creek.

Chief assures continued access if dock acquired

Squamish Nation Chief Gibby Jacob gave his assurance last week that there will be no loss of existing access to the New Brighton dock on Gambier Island if the Squamish Nation acquires the facility from Ottawa.

Weekly police report

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for Nov. 13 to 19: On Nov. 13,a suspected thief stole a shovel from an unlocked shed in the 900 block of Davis Road in Gibsons. The owner then discovered thatsomeone haddug severalholes in a nearby park.

Where's the future?

VOICE on the Coast will be bringing renowned University of British Columbia professor Dr. Paul Kershaw to the Sunshine Coast on Monday, Nov.

Marine Rescue seeks members

The Elphinstone Marine Rescue Association (EMRA) is looking for members. If you have a working knowledge of social media, experience with fundraising activities or would just like to help, we need you. There is no cost to join; just bring your ideas.

Fisheries Act changes necessary: Weston

Local MP John Weston defended his government's decision to change critical environmental legislation months before the recent release of a long-awaited report on the state of B.C.'s sockeye salmon fishery.

Vote for wildlife rehab

The Gibsons Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre recently found out they're in the running for a $50,000 award from Aviva Community Fund, but they need Coasters to vote on-line daily until Nov. 26 to have a shot at claiming the prize.

Missing swimmer turns up safe after exhaustive search

A swimmer reported missing last Friday night, was located by Sunshine Coast RCMP early Saturday morning, but this was after an intensive search was conducted involving several agencies. At approximately 10:30 p.m. on Nov.

SD46 to explain new LGBT policy

At the Nov. 13 School District No. 46 (SD46) board meeting, trustee Betty Baxter moved a recommendation to have resources made available to schools that explain the new gender identity and sexual orientation policy developed by SD46.

Elections BC and Emily Carr University collaborate

Elections BC and Emily Carr University of Art + Design have come together to engage British Columbia's youth in voter registration, the importance of voting, and democratic participation. An Elections BC pilot project to reach out to B.C.