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This summer, have fun in the sun, but keep your cool indoors. Here are some tips on how to be smart with your power and cut down on your electricity use and costs.

As the temperature rises, so do the risks for your pet. That's the message from the BC SPCA as it ramps up efforts to raise awareness about the hazards and potentially fatal consequences when mixing hot summer heat and animals.

Local officials are hoping for a chance to pitch the idea of a passenger-only ferry service on the Sunshine Coast to Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Blair Lekstrom this fall.

The community is mourning the loss of Shelby Rowland, 21, who was killed on Friday afternoon, July 13, while riding an ATV on a forest service road in West Sechelt.

Changes to bus service in Sechelt have been proposed, and should the District offer their approval, the new arena route could be implemented this October.

Story: Letters from a few concerned residents prompted Coun. Doug Hockley to move a new cat regulation bylaw at the July 4 Sechelt council meeting, although the idea was short-lived.

The more things change, the more they stay the same. This appears to be the situation at Community Living B.C.

New federal electoral boundaries have been proposed in B.C. meaning residents will have the chance to share their views at public meetings across the province this fall.

If you're a resident of Sechelt you could help rebrand the District by winning the Sechelt logo contest.

The merits of classifying climate change as a "moderate" risk to Chapman Creek were discussed July 5, when directors with the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) held a special committee meeting to consider potential refinements to the draft resp