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Financially ‘attainable’ housing proposed

Financially ‘attainable’ housing proposed

Mills Road townhome project sent to public hearing
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Sechelt Briefs: Sechelt council meets in person for first time in 19 months

Sechelt Briefs: Sechelt council meets in person for first time in 19 months

Five of six Sechelt council members were in the community room at the district’s Cowrie Street office for the first time in 19 months for the Oct. 20 regular council meeting. While Coun.
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Gibsons Briefs: Community amenity policy headed for more debate

Gibsons Briefs: Community amenity policy headed for more debate

At its Oct. 19 meeting, Gibsons council sent its policy update for contributions from developers seeking zoning changes back to committee for further discussion.
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B.C. to begin offering COVID-19 booster shots to everyone in the province

B.C. to begin offering COVID-19 booster shots to everyone in the province

New campaign launches this month, running through to May 2022
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Metro Vancouver to be hit by another atmospheric river with heavy rain

Metro Vancouver to be hit by another atmospheric river with heavy rain

Up to 50 mm is expected over Wednesday night and Thursday
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20 more COVID-19 deaths push B.C. death toll to 2,129

20 more COVID-19 deaths push B.C. death toll to 2,129

Deaths were seen in all provincial health regions.
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Ferry routes impacted by storm

Ferry routes impacted by storm

Evening sailings adjusted on Sunshine Coast’s Route 3 for Oct. 25
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UPDATE: Wind warning still in effect for Sunshine Coast

UPDATE: Wind warning still in effect for Sunshine Coast

Cyclone affecting much of southern B.C.
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Search for missing paddle boarder near Sechelt continues, hindered by weather

Search for missing paddle boarder near Sechelt continues, hindered by weather

He hasn't been seen since Oct. 19.
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COVID-19 takes 13 more B.C. lives; death toll up to 2,109

COVID-19 takes 13 more B.C. lives; death toll up to 2,109

There has not been a higher daily COVID-19 death count in B.C. since February.
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