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Renderings showing the completed design of a unique affordable housing complex on shíshálh Nation land in Sechelt have been released, as have details about a groundbreaking ceremony tentatively planned for the end of September.

Leadership executes state of emergency

A letter from the Sandy Hook Community Association triggered questions from Sechelt council members about whether it’s worth addressing the short-term rental bylaw sooner than later, and separately from an upcoming broader review of its zoning bylaw.

A Richmond man in his forties died of apparent drowning after he was found in medical distress in the water off the northern tip of Keats Island on Sunday afternoon.

Tahlequah, the mother orca who carried her dead calf with her for 17 days and 1,600 kilometres in 2018, has given birth again.

Gibsons councillors said they’ve heard the appeals from a group of citizens who want to see the Charman Creek Lands protected as a park “in perpetuity” – and they’re fully on board. Al Beaver presented a petition to council on Sept.

Sechelt’s first park, known as the Sechelt Picnic Grounds, was run by the Union Steamship Company’s offshoot Union Estates from the mid-1920s until the early 1950s.

Delayed meetings has Sechelt council asking the province for an extension on a comment period for a shíshálh Nation proposal to rename Wilson Creek.

Promoted event which drew hundreds of young people broke COVID-19 safety rules

Only available testing method ‘is pretty unpleasant’ for children