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Sechelt doubles childcare spaces in revamped proposal

Sechelt doubles childcare spaces in revamped proposal

Council approves $12,000 to create a new ‘shovel ready’ grant application
Sechelt resident named a finalist for national nature award

Sechelt resident named a finalist for national nature award

Sonya Richmond nominated for cross-Canada trek
Loss of sea star population negatively impacts Howe Sound: report

Loss of sea star population negatively impacts Howe Sound: report

Sea star wasting disease has ‘devastating consequences’ and ‘ripple effects’ on local ecosystems, says report.
13 die from COVID-19 in B.C. in past day

13 die from COVID-19 in B.C. in past day

Province has not identified so many deaths in a 24-hour period since early February.
SCRD directors adopt new remuneration bylaw

SCRD directors adopt new remuneration bylaw

Bylaw changes expense reimbursement and board’s pay structure
COVID-19 alert issued after kids Thanksgiving hockey tournament in Richmond

COVID-19 alert issued after kids Thanksgiving hockey tournament in Richmond

Hundreds of young hockey players from across B.C. took part in the event, including a South Delta team which was given the notice
IIO investigating serious-harm incident at Sechelt RCMP detachment

IIO investigating serious-harm incident at Sechelt RCMP detachment

Arrested woman sustained a non-life-threatening injury
Company ‘recycling’ demolition-bound homes

Company ‘recycling’ demolition-bound homes

A house that could be a new model for sustainable development is testing the waters on the Sunshine Coast for interest in character homes saved from demolition and barged in, and a focus on sustainability.
Sechelt Briefs: Rezoning approved for SCCSS ‘Building Together’

Sechelt Briefs: Rezoning approved for SCCSS ‘Building Together’

Council adopted the zoning amendment bylaw for the Inlet Avenue location of Sunshine Coast Community Services Society’s (SCCSS) “Building Together” project at its Oct. 6 meeting.
Serious COVID-19 infections keep rising across B.C.

Serious COVID-19 infections keep rising across B.C.

Nine more die from COVID-19; hospitalizations highest since May.