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Catalytic converter thefts continue

Catalytic converter thefts continue

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Driver facing charges after crash on Highway 101

Driver facing charges after crash on Highway 101

Sunshine Coast RCMP say a man is facing charges under the motor vehicle act after a single-vehicle accident on Highway 101 near Curran Road in Halfmoon Bay. The crash happened around 12:30 p.m.
Sechelt dump remediation could cost $1 million to fill drywall paste ‘voids’

Sechelt dump remediation could cost $1 million to fill drywall paste ‘voids’

It’s been at least 20 years since drywall was buried at the Sechelt dump and the stuff has been deteriorating into a ‘paste-like substance’ that is now blamed for a series of sinkholes in need of a pricey solution.
Gibsons water coming to Zone 3 residents ‘within next four weeks’

Gibsons water coming to Zone 3 residents ‘within next four weeks’

Water could be flowing from the Gibsons aquifer to homes and businesses in Upper Gibsons in about a month’s time, according to the Sunshine Coast Regional District’s (SCRD) infrastructure manager.
Cooler, wetter weather pushes back Stage 2 water restrictions

Cooler, wetter weather pushes back Stage 2 water restrictions

Stage 2 water restrictions didn’t take effect in mid-June as predicted earlier by Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) staff thanks to cooler and rainier weather.
Province steps in to stop cuts to Earls Cove and other ferry routes

Province steps in to stop cuts to Earls Cove and other ferry routes

The provincial government is providing $180,000 in additional payments to BC Ferries in order to get the company to resume sailings that had been cut from the Earls Cove-Saltery Bay route and 10 other minor routes earlier this week.
Burning restrictions to be lifted Friday

Burning restrictions to be lifted Friday

The Coastal Fire Centre says as of noon June 19, all types of open fires will again be allowed in the Fire Centre’s zone.
Premier says calls for federal help for BC Ferries aren’t getting a ‘sympathetic ear’

Premier says calls for federal help for BC Ferries aren’t getting a ‘sympathetic ear’

A week after saying he “absolutely understands the anxiety” of ferry-dependent communities around pandemic-related cuts at BC Ferries and vowing the government was working “to protect as many routes as we possibly can,” Premier John Horgan said “ther
Number of overdose calls doubles in May as Coast grapples with contaminated drug supply

Number of overdose calls doubles in May as Coast grapples with contaminated drug supply

People who use drugs on the Sunshine Coast are being urged not to use alone as the region grapples with a spike in overdoses.
Public meeting set for Egmont cutblocks

Public meeting set for Egmont cutblocks

A virtual public meeting has been scheduled by BC Timber Sales (BCTS) for June 25 to review cutblocks planned for the Egmont area.