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Sechelt and other Sunshine Coast residents voiced near-unanimous support for the proposed Pacific Spirit site development plan on the Sechelt waterfront at a public hearing Tuesday, Nov. 23 at the Seaside Centre.

Changing information, a lack of factual evidence and an inability to answer the many questions posed to Cottage Farm proponents resulted in a less than favourable reception to the proposed plans for a new mental health facility in Langdale.

Five-year anniversary of missing woman

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A lack of affordable housing on the Sunshine Coast has created hidden and relative types of homelessness - people living in tents, cars, boats, leaking and unheated trailers; people crashing on friends' and family's couches; people living in unsafe o

Phillip Joe Jr. has been found not guilty of second-degree murder in the August 2009 stabbing death of his brother Conrad Joe. The jury of six men and six women delivered their verdict Thursday morning after deliberating since Wednesday afternoon.

Sechelt council defeated a recommendation at committee of the whole Nov. 10 to increase business licence fees by $25 starting in 2011.

A jury of six men and six women must now decide if Phillip Joe Jr. is guilty in the killing his brother Conrad Joe last August.

Powell River-Sunshine Coast MLA Nicholas Simons said he was "outed" at a New Democratic Party (NDP) provincial council meeting last Saturday. Simons was one of 13 MLAs who did not wear a bright yellow scarf at the Nov.

Gibsons council will break ground for the new RCMP building next Wednesday morning (Nov. 24). In anticipation of that event, council passed a motion at its Tuesday, Nov.