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Gibsons woman loses thousands in bogus sting operation

Gibsons woman loses thousands in bogus sting operation

A Gibsons woman was scammed for thousands of dollars in what Sunshine Coast RCMP are calling “an elaborate variation on the popular ‘mystery shopper’ fraud.
Family of missing Gibsons man urging people to come forward

Family of missing Gibsons man urging people to come forward

The family of a Gibsons man who’s been missing since 2016 is appealing to people with information to come forward. Dane Stanway, 27, was reported missing from his home on Gilmour Road in Gibsons on May 12, 2016.
BC Ferries to update community on working group consultations

BC Ferries to update community on working group consultations

BC Ferries is planning a virtual meeting Nov. 25 to give Sunshine Coast residents their first look at what the working group formed earlier this fall has come up with.
Horgan says don't travel if you don't need to, for at least the next two weeks

Horgan says don't travel if you don't need to, for at least the next two weeks

As COVID-19 cases in the province spike, Premier John Horgan said Wednesday that non-essential travel is prohibited in B.C. for the next two weeks at least. “If you don’t need to travel, don’t travel,” said Horgan.
Second major windstorm of season cuts power to 2,500 Coasters

Second major windstorm of season cuts power to 2,500 Coasters

Southeast winds of 60 to 80 km/h developed overnight Monday as a strong Pacific low swept through the south coast Nov. 17, cutting power to homes on the Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island and Sunshine Coast.
‘Persistent bear’ in Langdale drawn to recyclables

‘Persistent bear’ in Langdale drawn to recyclables

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for Nov. 9 to 16: On Nov. 16, a resident in the 1500 block of Thompson Road, Langdale, reported that a persistent bear was in the yard despite attempts to scare it off with an air horn.
Work underway on Area A cemetery upgrades

Work underway on Area A cemetery upgrades

Service groups and volunteers are installing a memorial rock wall as part of an ongoing volunteer-driven refurbishment project for Pender Harbour’s only active cemetery.
Short-term rental bylaw heading back to committee

Short-term rental bylaw heading back to committee

The short-term rental (STR) bylaw that’s been sitting at second reading in Gibsons is going back to the planning and development committee as a process one councillor described as “painful” continues. At its Nov.
Fireworks bylaw review moved to the spring

Fireworks bylaw review moved to the spring

Councillors in Gibsons say they’re open to reviewing the Town’s fireworks bylaw, but it’s not a top priority. Coun. Annemarie De Andrade brought the motion for a review forward at the Nov.
Coast hit with power outages as storm system moves through

Coast hit with power outages as storm system moves through

More than 1,500 BC Hydro customers from Sechelt to Earls Cove were knocked off the grid as a storm system bringing strong winds moved down the coast Tuesday morning. As of 1 p.m. crews were still working to restore power.