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Sunshine Coast Tourism’s (SCT) Paul Kamon says last week’s announcement from Premier John Horgan that the province was ready for Phase 3 of the restart plan was “a breath of air for a lot of businesses that have been suffocating.

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Trellis Seniors Services president Mary McDougall touched on the impact of the COVID pandemic on long-term care facilities during a presentation for the Sechelt Chamber of Commerce last week.

A ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada could improve bus routes for children attending French-language schools on the Sunshine Coast and change building plans for École du Pacifique in Sechelt.

Sechelt council has voted to defer this year’s tax sale, where properties with three years of unpaid property taxes can be auctioned by the district to recover the money owed.

Gibsons council has approved the form and character for the first phase of a proposed affordable housing project on Shaw Road, but the parking configuration will require a variance.

Studies going ahead for three wastewater plants

Gibsons to consider changes to DPA process

The Sunshine Coast School District (SD46) was one of seven districts in the province to receive the Industry Training Authority (ITA) Youth Work in Trades Performance Award for having the highest number of student apprentices enrolled in trades train

BC Ferries has announced yet another change to the Langdale schedule in response to growing demands for more sailings as the province moves into the next phase of the government’s restart plan.