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The four mayoralty candidates for Sechelt had another chance to prove they are worthy of the electorate's vote on Nov. 10 at an all candidates meeting at Chatelech Secondary School.

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for Nov. 9 to Nov. 15: * Overnight on Nov.

A 20-year-old Roberts Creek man is facing impaired driving charges after blowing three times over the legal limit after an accident in Roberts Creek last weekend.

The report of the Chief Electoral Officer on the harmonized sales tax (HST) referendum held June 13 to Aug. 26 is now available. The report describes the activities Elections BC undertook to administer the referendum.

Sunshine Coast drivers got a wake-up call recently when the enhanced road safety enforcement initiative (ERSEI) team paid a visit.

Although winter tires are not mandatory in B.C., ICBC recommends their use in winter conditions particularly if you live in an area where you would normally expect a lot of snow.

With less than one week to go before local elections, the Sea-to-Sky Clean Air Society (SSCAS) has released the results of a questionnaire delivered to all local candidates in the Sea-to-Sky and Howe Sound airshed, including the ridings of Town of Gi

Sunshine Coast RCMP are requesting the public's assistance with a recent theft. According to Cpl. Steve Chubey, on Oct. 28, two teenage boys were caught on video running from Trail Bay mall after stealing an iPhone 4 from the Telus Store.

Residents living in small towns and rural and remote communities across B.C., including the Sunshine Coast, joined together last week for a virtual town hall meeting.

This fall and winter, B.C. continues to be influenced by La Niña, which means colder and wetter than normal conditions. While this might be good news for winter sports enthusiasts, it also serves as a reminder that storm season is here.