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Drivers asked to prepare for winter

Sunshine Coast RCMP have recently seen a spike in motor vehicle collisions, involving either a single or multiple vehicles.

Gambier Islands trust elects two

The results are in for the Gambier Island local trustees election, and incumbent Jan Hagedorn will be joined by newcomer Kate-Louise Stamford. It was a close race that saw Hagedorn secure 136 votes and Stamford 126 in the preliminary results.

Four-term mayor shares fond memories

As the Town of Gibsons welcomes a new mayor, it's the end of an era for residents and for Barry Janyk, who held the chair for four terms.

Inkster swaps politics for family time

After 12 years of dedicated public service to his community, Sechelt's outgoing mayor Darren Inkster is looking forward to spending more time with his two young sons.

Four-term mayor shares fond memories

As the Town of Gibsons welcomes a new mayor, it's the end of an era for residents and for Barry Janyk, who held the chair for four terms.

Henderson new mayor for Sechelt

Sechelt has a new leader. John Henderson was voted mayor of Sechelt Nov. 19 with 1,503 votes compared to incumbent Darren Inkster's 908. Candidates Douglas Smith and Ed Steeves garnered 724 and 406 respectively.

Mix of new and old at school board table

Three new faces will join four returning trustees at the school board next month when Betty Baxter, Lori Dixon and Christine Younghusband are sworn in along with incumbents Greg Russell, Silas White, Lori Pratt and Dave Mewhort Dec. 6.

Rowe declared new mayor of Gibsons

The Town of Gibsons has a new mayor, as Wayne Rowe defeated incumbent and four-term mayor Barry Janyk by 365 votes in last Saturday's municipal election.

Huge turnout elects new council

A new Gibsons council takes the reins on Dec. 6 with two new faces after the Nov. 19 municipal election. Topping the polls were incumbents Gerry Tretick and LeeAnn Johnson, who mustered 989 and 954 votes respectively in the polls.

New Sechelt council takes shape

An almost entirely new council will take their seats in Sechelt on Dec. 7 when they are sworn in for a new three-year term. Forty-three per cent of voters in Sechelt cast a ballot in the Nov. 19 municipal election, up from 38.5 per cent last time.