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Police Report: Cowrie Street thief loads up on ice cream, model cars

Police Report: Cowrie Street thief loads up on ice cream, model cars

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for May 3 to 10: Break & Enter • Between May 7 and 10, a suspect gained entry to a storage trailer in the 5700 block of Cowrie Street, Sechelt, by breaking off a lock, and stole a large number of it
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New COVID-19 cases in B.C. fall, as hospitalizations decline, 20 die

New COVID-19 cases in B.C. fall, as hospitalizations decline, 20 die

More than two million British Columbians have now had at least one dose of vaccine.
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Bull terrier euthanized after killing Shih Tzu-poodle in Gibsons

Bull terrier euthanized after killing Shih Tzu-poodle in Gibsons

Bull terrier attacked and killed a 20-lb. Shih Tzu-poodle mix named Bo
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Patios to expand on Cowrie Street through pilot

Patios to expand on Cowrie Street through pilot

Councillor concerned public patio placement to benefit one business over others
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Housing groups, agencies unite to call for coastwide short-term rental regulations

Housing groups, agencies unite to call for coastwide short-term rental regulations

Fiercest housing advocacy voices on Coast ask for short term regulations
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Sunshine Coast visual quality objectives under review

Sunshine Coast visual quality objectives under review

Formal comment period ended April 30, public engagement to continue
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Let there be light: How electric power came to the Sunshine Coast

Let there be light: How electric power came to the Sunshine Coast

Most of the time we take it for granted that when we turn a switch or press a button a light will come on or the washing machine will start.
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New drop-off area to be constructed at Sechelt landfill

New drop-off area to be constructed at Sechelt landfill

Sinkholes from buried drywall to be compacted
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Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. fall for 10th straight update

Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. fall for 10th straight update

Hospitalizations recede, as seven more die from the novel coronavirus.
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Bonnie Henry defends B.C.'s data-release procedures

Bonnie Henry defends B.C.'s data-release procedures

More demographic data on COVID-19 spread in B.C. is "coming very soon."
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