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Gibsons awards $800,000 White Tower Park pond contract to Pirate Excavating

Gibsons awards $800,000 White Tower Park pond contract to Pirate Excavating

A total of $955,000 was budgeted for the project
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B.C. records 56 new COVID-19 cases, no deaths in past day

B.C. records 56 new COVID-19 cases, no deaths in past day

77.7% of B.C. adults now said to be vaccinated with at least one dose.
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'Dreams can come true!': Metro Vancouver man wins $1 million Lotto Max prize

'Dreams can come true!': Metro Vancouver man wins $1 million Lotto Max prize

He called his wife and said, "everything is OK but I think we won a million dollars."
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B.C. detects fewest new COVID-19 cases in a day since last August

B.C. detects fewest new COVID-19 cases in a day since last August

Active infections in B.C. fall to 1,204 – the lowest total since September 3.
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SCRD spikes disc golf course proposal

SCRD spikes disc golf course proposal

Welcome Woods will not welcome a frisbee golf area soon
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SCRD tipping fees for tires, ammonia appliances increase

SCRD tipping fees for tires, ammonia appliances increase

Directors voted to accept tires with foam only at Sechelt Landfill
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Gibsons moves forward on committee for Holland Lands and Cultural Corner

Gibsons moves forward on committee for Holland Lands and Cultural Corner

Town of Gibsons council has approved terms of reference for a committee that will look at revitalizing the “Holland Lands/Cultural Corner” area of Lower Gibsons. At a June 15 regular council meeting, Coun.
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Coast RCMP issue statement on Indigenous Peoples Day

Coast RCMP issue statement on Indigenous Peoples Day

Sunshine Coast RCMP issued a statement on June 21 in support of National Indigenous Peoples Day.
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Residential school survivors seek to witness demolition of place of nightmares

Residential school survivors seek to witness demolition of place of nightmares

'It wasn't the buildings that did that; it was the people,' survivor says of abuse.
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Sechelt goes ahead with Canada Day plans after considering cancellation

Sechelt goes ahead with Canada Day plans after considering cancellation

District encourages participants to don orange
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