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Council checks references of project manager

MHPM Project Managers Inc. is the management company that will likely oversee the building of Sechelt's new biosolids facility, but not before the company has its references checked out, at the request of council.

Local has biked halfway around the world

Halfmoon Bay's Bruce Gordon has pedaled more than 16,000 km so far in his quest to beat the Guinness World Record for fastest solo global circumnavigation by bicycle.

Council looks at more downtown parking

Sechelt council is looking at reconfiguring parking in downtown Sechelt to meet current and future parking needs. Council asked staff in June of 2010 to bring forward a proposed parking plan, seeing the need for more parking options in the District.

Agricultural training program celebrated

Sechelt Indian Band (SIB) Chief Garry Feschuk and other Band members celebrated the launch of their new agricultural training program with a traditional blessing on Thursday, July 7.

Open data signals new direction for B.C. government

With a new, citizen-focused government website, release of open datasets and proactive posting of freedom of information requests and government expenses, B.C. has become a national leader in open government, said Premier Christy Clark this week.

Clear thinking critical to water safety for all ages

Two recent drowning-related fatalities this past weekend are a sobering reminder that this is the peak season for water-related deaths in the province.

Deadline nears for referendum packages

Midnight Friday, July 22 is the deadline to request an HST referendum voting package from Elections BC by calling 1-800-661-8683.

Applications open for Independent Investigations Office

The search to find the chief civilian director for the Independent Investigations Office (IIO) is now underway, Attorney General Barry Penner announced July 19.

Breakthrough study to improve influenza vaccine protection

Infants and toddlers have higher rates of hospitalization due to influenza than older children and young adults, and a new groundbreaking study led by the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) suggests a simple way to improve their vaccine protection

Weekly police report

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for July 12 to 19: Sometime between July 3 and 5, thieves gained entry into an unlocked outbuilding in the 5400 block of Eureka Road and stole a "Powerboard.