Local News

The public plaza planned for Watermark, Sechelt's newest housing development being built on the Trail Bay waterfront, will undergo some changes.

An estimated 1,000 protesters lined the highway at Davis Bay for about 90 minutes Wednesday as part of the province-wide Defend Our Coast campaign.

The chair of the Sunshine Coast economic development task force says his group is frustrated after two years of waiting by the lack of interest from local governments.

In a special council meeting Oct. 24, Concordia Seawatch Ltd. was told they must investigate hazardous sinkhole conditions at their site and fix any potential problems.

The rezoning application for the proposed Burnco gravel mine at McNab Creek has been delayed until next month, and opponents continue to pile the pressure on the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) to deny the Alberta company's bid. In an Oct.

A graduate of Pender Harbour's class of 1987 is among 12 former Canadian soldiers who are scaling a peak in the Himalayas to make a statement about injured veterans.

A new 28-bed treatment and rehabilitation facility for people with mental heath needs has been opened in Gibsons and will see its first clients move in on Nov. 13.

Sunshine Coast RCMP and the Sechelt volunteer fire department are releasing more details this week about a vehicle fire that took place in Sechelt in late August. The information comes after several inquires to RCMP and Coast Reporter.

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following this week: On Oct. 16 police witnessed a vehicle speeding northbound on Lower Road.

The Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) is preparing contracts to hire architects and other professionals to repair the Sunshine Coast arena's failed slab.