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Sechelt approves TUP for rental housing development

Sechelt approves TUP for rental housing development

Addressing construction challenges, Sechelt council's latest move grants temporary storage solution to Innovation Building
Water taxi to replace Texada-Powell River ferry one day in April

Water taxi to replace Texada-Powell River ferry one day in April

Island Discovery requires propulsion drive motor repairs
Volunteers clean up ‘ghost’ fishing gear in Pender Harbour

Volunteers clean up ‘ghost’ fishing gear in Pender Harbour

SeaWolf Diving, PHARA and Ocean Legacy Foundation pulled together to retrieve and recycle more than 2,500 pounds of materials from the water
Coasters Car Club confirms Sleepy Hollow Rod Run dates for next three years

Coasters Car Club confirms Sleepy Hollow Rod Run dates for next three years

Don't miss Sechelt's Sleepy Hollow Rod Run: a vintage car enthusiast's dream
Housing density amendment sparks debate in Sechelt

Housing density amendment sparks debate in Sechelt

The resounding comment from the Sunshine Coast residents was that they simply did not understand the connotations of the amendment and therefore could not support it.
Extreme heat events anticipated: SCRD has a plan

Extreme heat events anticipated: SCRD has a plan

Characterizing heat events as 'a new type of emergency for our area,' SCRD emergency program staffer Nancy Hughes addressed the next steps contemplated in the plan’s rollout: advancing public communications.
SCRD approves final Phase 3 water meter installation contract

SCRD approves final Phase 3 water meter installation contract

Before the final phase of water meter installations for properties served by regional water systems could get underway, direct award of a contract to shíshálh Nation for up to $618,261 plus GST for archaeological monitoring required approval.
Emergency repairs for Katherine Lake road to be debated March 28

Emergency repairs for Katherine Lake road to be debated March 28

Postponing the repair until the 2025 budget cycle is an alternative but not one that staff recommends the board take.
Letters: Where is our MLA in the Joe Smith Creek cutblock debate?

Letters: Where is our MLA in the Joe Smith Creek cutblock debate?

'In all my years as a campaigner for the protection of B.C.’s biodiversity and old-growth forest ecosystems, starting in 1980 with the Wilderness Committee, I have never seen so much local opposition to logging be disregarded by the provincial government.'
Sunshine Coast Minor Hockey players bring home record number of banners

Sunshine Coast Minor Hockey players bring home record number of banners

The Sunshine Coast Minor Hockey Association has wrapped up yet another stellar season, leaving a mark on the ice and in the community.