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Wanted man arrested in Powell River

Wanted man arrested in Powell River

A man wanted by Sunshine Coast RCMP on three outstanding warrants has been arrested. Jarrett Lernowich was arrested in Powell River on Jan. 27 and was being held in custody, RCMP Const. Karen Whitby said Feb. 2. On Jan.
Gibsons council backs push for B.C.-wide rat-poison ban

Gibsons council backs push for B.C.-wide rat-poison ban

Gibsons council has joined efforts by North Shore municipalities to ban a form of rat poison from B.C. that kills rodents by causing them to bleed out.
UPDATED: Chatelech Secondary School dealing with two COVID-19 exposures

UPDATED: Chatelech Secondary School dealing with two COVID-19 exposures

Families and caregivers with children attending Chatelech Secondary School in Sechelt have been notified of two COVID-19 exposures. A letter was circulated by superintendent Patrick Bocking on Jan.
Another Whistler restaurant flagged for potential COVID-19 exposure

Another Whistler restaurant flagged for potential COVID-19 exposure

Amsterdam Cafe joins growing list of possible Whistler exposures
Coopers Green Hall engagement session draws mix of questions

Coopers Green Hall engagement session draws mix of questions

Questioners at a Jan. 28 online public engagement session about the Coopers Green Hall replacement project in Halfmoon Bay wanted to know about financing, the effect on property taxes, and the fate of the adjacent boat ramp.
Gibsons to use portion of safe restart funding to support non-profits

Gibsons to use portion of safe restart funding to support non-profits

Non-profits that have suffered because of the pandemic are eligible for one-time grants of $1,000 from the Town of Gibsons.
People are posting pics of their B.C. COVID-19 vaccine cards. Don't

People are posting pics of their B.C. COVID-19 vaccine cards. Don't

The BBB says scammers could extract your personal information
Disc golf project to proceed on Texada Island

Disc golf project to proceed on Texada Island

Shelter Point chosen as a location for a nine-hole course
Local artist insists stone pillar is '110 per cent' his carving, will meet with museum

Local artist insists stone pillar is '110 per cent' his carving, will meet with museum

A local artist says he couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw a photo of his rock carving being heralded as an Indigenous artifact by the Royal British Columbia Museum. “I was totally surprised,” Ray Boudreau said.
STR bylaws need another revamp, says Sechelt chamber

STR bylaws need another revamp, says Sechelt chamber

The Sechelt Chamber of Commerce is rankled over the Sunshine Coast Regional District’s (SCRD) amended bylaw on short-term rentals (STRs) and wants the SCRD to reconsider it. In a presentation to the Jan.