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COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. highest since February

COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. highest since February

Province has 46 more COVID-19 patients in hospitals than it had a week ago
Sunshine Coast invited for electoral district boundaries input

Sunshine Coast invited for electoral district boundaries input

The Powell River-Sunshine Coast area may not have changed much since its creation, but residents now have the opportunity to propose ideas. The final public meeting of the commission's preliminary phase is a virtual session May 13.
Sunshine Coast Festival of the Performing Arts ends with eye to future

Sunshine Coast Festival of the Performing Arts ends with eye to future

Highlights Concert held May 7
North Lake leasehold residents win rent freezes

North Lake leasehold residents win rent freezes

In response to a letter writing campaign, the province has agreed to hold North Lake rents at 2021 levels, after residents argued that, as a landlord, the province should obey the rental increase cap it introduced for 2021 and 2022, restricting rent increases to no more than 1.5 per cent.
Art Beat: Rodgers’s new release makes history

Art Beat: Rodgers’s new release makes history

Coastal Art Gallery relocates to Sunnycrest mall, the Landing Artists have their spring show, Inspirito Women’s Ensemble performing May 14 and more
Sechelt's sewer commission meets after eight-year hiatus

Sechelt's sewer commission meets after eight-year hiatus

The newly revived commission was established by bylaw in 1994 to oversee the operation and maintenance of the district sewage treatment plant and disposal facilities and the sewage collection system
Chatelech PAC serves award to hot lunch program coordinator

Chatelech PAC serves award to hot lunch program coordinator

Kundalata James helped revive the school’s hot lunch program, and is getting the recognition to show for it.
Building permit next step for Gibsons Well 6 pumphouse

Building permit next step for Gibsons Well 6 pumphouse

While construction did not begin in March as planned, Town staff have contracted for archeological monitoring of the site and are applying for a building permit to get the new facility ready for commissioning this June.
Why did part of Sechelt Inlet turn orange?

Why did part of Sechelt Inlet turn orange?

It's not red. It's not a tide. It's also not really algae. Scientist Andrea Locke explains how the orange patches near the ocean’s surface are actually typical for this time of year — and what they are.
Route 3's 5:30 p.m. commuter run returns June 23 – sort of

Route 3's 5:30 p.m. commuter run returns June 23 – sort of

BC Ferries cites ongoing crewing challenges as service adjustments continue.