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Tree chipping and bottle drive at Elphi

This Saturday, Jan. 5 you can clean up from the holidays and do a good deed at the same time by bringing your Christmas trees and empty bottles to Elphinstone Secondary School.

Carbon monoxide poisoning suspected in death of West Vancouver man

A West Vancouver man died Dec. 30 from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning aboard a boat moored at Duke's Marina in Secret Cove.

Weekly police report

Sunshine Coast RCMP released the following for Dec. 18 to 31: On Dec. 18, police attended to traffic collision on the Port Mellon Highway after a gas tanker's chains broke and the rig got stuck in the middle of the road.

District investigates Seawatch issues

In order to enter private lands to conduct a geotechnical study of the Seawatch site, the District of Sechelt passed a resolution Nov. 26 at a special council meeting.

Procedure bylaw raises concern

Story: A Sechelt council procedure bylaw that caused some concern in the community will be modified after council took those concerns into consideration at Wednesday's committee of the whole meeting.

B.C. Ferries appealing Langdale assessment

B.C. Ferries is appealing its 2012 property assessment for portions of the Langdale terminal that are worth about $26,000 in tax revenue for the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD). The appeal is one of several that B.C.

District wants course to take over equipment lease

The District of Sechelt has a bunch of golf carts and maintenance equipment in storage that they're still paying lease fees on, and they're trying to have the Sechelt Golf & Country Club (SG&C) take over the lease in order to use the equipment.

Sechelt nixes economic development plan

Plans to launch a regional economic development office have been moth-balled until next year after the District of Sechelt rejected the proposed model as "unworkable.

District releases Lutes in-camera details

Sechelt Coun. Alice Lutes forewarned a senior staffer he might get turfed, which was deemed a breach of confidentiality and led to her dismissal from committee appointments, council disclosed Wednesday night.

Celebrated chief salutes SIB for 'making money'

The Sechelt Nation's focus on economic development drew some lofty praise last week from one of Canada's most celebrated pro-business Aboriginal leaders. Speaking at the Sechelt Indian Band (SIB) annual general assembly on Nov.