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No opposing voices to affordable housing project for women and children

No opposing voices to affordable housing project for women and children

A project proposing 34 affordable rental units for women and children on Inlet Avenue in Sechelt sailed through a Dec. 8 virtual public hearing.
Counterfeit money appearing on the Coast, RCMP warn

Counterfeit money appearing on the Coast, RCMP warn

Sunshine Coast RCMP are warning the public to be on the lookout for counterfeit money. “There have been a few instances recently where retailers have been given counterfeit money,” RCMP said Monday in a media release.
Elphinstone students more than double food drive haul

Elphinstone students more than double food drive haul

Residents of Gibsons and surrounding areas donated 4,500 items and $1,390 in cash for local food banks through a drive organized by an Elphinstone Secondary School class – more than double what they collected last year.
SD46 Indigenous students outperform the average completion rate

SD46 Indigenous students outperform the average completion rate

The six-year completion rate for School District No. 46 (SD46) shows the district has rebounded from a five-year low it hit during the 2018-19 school year – and Indigenous students have come out on top. For the 2019-20 school year, 84.
Business owners seek stolen Buddhas

Business owners seek stolen Buddhas

Business owners in Sechelt awoke Dec. 9 to find their two awakened ones had been stolen from their storefront.
Short-term rentals dominate zoning bylaw public meeting

Short-term rentals dominate zoning bylaw public meeting

The District of Sechelt held a public meeting to get feedback and review its zoning bylaw on Dec. 10 – and while the presentation carved out time for a handful of categories, the hottest topic remained short-term rental (STR) regulations.
Demonstrators bring Indian farmers’ plight to Sechelt

Demonstrators bring Indian farmers’ plight to Sechelt

Opposition to controversial Indian legislation farmers say could devastate crop prices has come to the streets of Sechelt as part of a widespread effort to bring international awareness to the crisis.
Adrian Raeside cartoon: Restoring The Beachcombers boat

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Restoring The Beachcombers boat

B.C. Ferries has committed to helping fund the restoration of the Persephone , the boat that was at the centre of much of the action on CBC television’s The Beachcombers.
Thieves ransack mailboxes, hitting hundreds of residents

Thieves ransack mailboxes, hitting hundreds of residents

RCMP appeals for public vigilance and to call 911
COVID-19 cases jump on Coast, first death reported

COVID-19 cases jump on Coast, first death reported

The Sunshine Coast has seen its first local death from COVID-19 as cases rise across the province and locally. “Our warmest thoughts and sincere condolences go out to all those who have lost a loved one,” said Dr.