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Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for Aug. 17 to 24: Thieves broke into a pair of Sechelt businesses late last week, while an attempt was made earlier in the week to break into a third business using a blowtorch.

Dear Fellow Sunshine Coast Residents: Over the last two weeks, we have seen provincial COVID-19 numbers double again, with an average of over 80 new cases per day.

A wildlife advocacy group has asked BC Public Service Agency to investigate a provincial biologist and others involved in what they say was a “highly inappropriate” decision to give two orphaned fawns to a company that trains wildlife for the enterta

BC Ferries says it wants to engage with residents of the Sunshine Coast in an effort to “explore ways to deliver the best ferry travel possible.” In a release announcing the Aug.

The District of Sechelt is including possible updates to the rules around short-term rentals as part of a bigger overhaul of its main zoning bylaw. In a report to be presented at the Sept.

A “BC Goes Wild” event has been planned for Sept. 5 in Porpoise Bay Provincial Park “with the purpose of celebrating B.C.’s wildlife.

A deluge of rain in the past week may have put a damper on summer activities, but the silver lining means a return to Stage 1 water restrictions – the first time since 2011 that it’s happened in August.

One of five new reefs close to Langdale ferry terminal

B.C. Green Party supporters had a chance to hear from the three contenders for the party’s leadership Aug. 21 during a Powell River-Sunshine Coast riding association online debate.

B.C. Ferries is putting its financial well-being ahead of the health and safety of employees and the travelling public, according to some veteran employees. Long-term B.C.