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Gibsons gets $2.1 million from Housing Accelerator Fund

Gibsons gets $2.1 million from Housing Accelerator Fund

Federal funds to ‘cut the red tape and tear down stumbling blocks’ for affordable housing
Briefing on next steps of dock management plan scheduled

Briefing on next steps of dock management plan scheduled

A media briefing on next steps in the shíshálh swiya Dock Management Plan (DMP) has been called for 3 p.m., March 14.
No charges recommended in Jan. 11 pedestrian collision in Sechelt

No charges recommended in Jan. 11 pedestrian collision in Sechelt

RCMP concludes investigation into Sunshine Coast Highway accident
Chatelech Secondary School staff win Krangle Klassic

Chatelech Secondary School staff win Krangle Klassic

Organized by members of Chatelech staff and honouring the tradition started by former teacher and principal Barry Krangle, the event highlighted some amazing volleyball but it was the high spirit of all the teams in attendance that really propelled the success of the event.
Opinion: Nothing fails like success – on the measles vaccine

Opinion: Nothing fails like success – on the measles vaccine

'Absent experience with measles due to the success of measles eradication via the MMR vaccine, today the public tends to minimize measles’ importance—thinking it’s only an uncomfortable rash.'
New Gulf Road beach access sign removed

New Gulf Road beach access sign removed

The Sunshine Coast Regional District will reinstall the former sign, after 'constructive feedback' from residents.
After six decades, Sunshine Coast barber puts down his clippers

After six decades, Sunshine Coast barber puts down his clippers

His brothers were barbers, his father was a barber, his uncle was a barber. So David LaChance became a barber.
Mass die-off of farmed salmon on the rise, finds B.C. scientist

Mass die-off of farmed salmon on the rise, finds B.C. scientist

Canada found to lead global rise in mass die-offs on salmon farms, but B.C. industry says trend doesn't apply to them.
The herring return to Porpoise Bay

The herring return to Porpoise Bay

The Rotary clubs on the Sunshine Coast have been dropping “curtains” off docks for 10 years to assist the herring spawn to hatch and continue to feed the salmon in these waters.
Letters: Protect Wakefield Creek’s watershed

Letters: Protect Wakefield Creek’s watershed

Editor: The following letter was addressed to Kathleen Suddes, chair of Sunshine Coast Community Forest and shared with Coast Reporter.