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Sechelt looks to next steps as mayor 'refused' to apologize

Sechelt looks to next steps as mayor 'refused' to apologize

'I believe I’ve delivered an appropriate response in public,' Mayor John Henderson tells Coast Reporter
Garden Bay man in search of living kidney donor

Garden Bay man in search of living kidney donor

Patients looking for a living kidney donor, must find one themselves before a transplant can take place.
Gibsons' Pebbles Beach re-opening delayed

Gibsons' Pebbles Beach re-opening delayed

Gibsons council supports a project budget increase as 'subsurface conditions were softer than anticipated'
Habituated bears often return for food says Sunshine Coast conservation officer

Habituated bears often return for food says Sunshine Coast conservation officer

Once a bear has found food in a home or yard, there's a good chance it will return in search of more snacks.
Sunshine Coast weather: Rain arrives in northern Coast areas

Sunshine Coast weather: Rain arrives in northern Coast areas

Lights rain could be experienced today and heavier precipitation is slated to hit the area the final three days of July.
Sunshine Coast firefighters deployed to Williams Lake

Sunshine Coast firefighters deployed to Williams Lake

Gibsons fire chief gives quarterly report to council
Gibsons RCMP looking for witnesses relating to indecent act

Gibsons RCMP looking for witnesses relating to indecent act

Gibsons RCMP says dog walker could have seen the man following the incident near a trail head off Shaw Road.
Structure fire at Sakinaw Lake under control

Structure fire at Sakinaw Lake under control

A structure fire is reported to be under control  in the Sakinaw Lake area of Sunshine Coast Regional District Area A (Pender Harbour/Egmont) as of 10:15am on July 24. 
Glyphosate use in Roberts Creek ditches concerns beekeeper

Glyphosate use in Roberts Creek ditches concerns beekeeper

While some Roberts Creek residents are concerned about the use of herbicides in local ditches, Health Canada deems the use of glyphosates safe to battle invasive plants.
Guilty pleas, sentencing on Sunshine Coast Canadian Tire break in

Guilty pleas, sentencing on Sunshine Coast Canadian Tire break in

On July 19, Lukas Kenworthy, 25, pled guilty to five charges in BC provincial court in Sechelt, including break and enter as well as wilfully resisting or obstructing a peace officer in relation to an April 16 incident involving the local Canadian Tire store.