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School board adopts amended 2019-20 budget

School board adopts amended 2019-20 budget

The board of trustees voted to adopt the 2019-20 amended budget at the February School District No. 46 (SD46) regular board meeting. The total budget for 2019-20 is $52 million, up from the $49.8-million budget adopted last June.
Gibsons council faces big decision on policing tax

Gibsons council faces big decision on policing tax

Councillors in Gibsons continued their budget deliberations March 10, but had to put off one of the biggest decisions they’re facing.
Community Forest hopes to resume logging this spring

Community Forest hopes to resume logging this spring

The Sunshine Coast Community Forest (SCCF) is hoping to get final sign-off from the province on a new Forest Stewardship Plan in time to have harvesting licences in place this spring for its next cutblocks.
Road work on Trail Avenue resumes

Road work on Trail Avenue resumes

The District of Sechelt says work on the road and storm sewer along Trail Avenue has resumed after being put on hold in early February for an archeological investigation.
S&M owners sue over CSU raid

S&M owners sue over CSU raid

The owners of the S&M Medicinal Sweet Shoppe in Gibsons are taking the B.C.
SD46 receives $1.2 million for upgrades at Halfmoon Bay, Kinnikinnick

SD46 receives $1.2 million for upgrades at Halfmoon Bay, Kinnikinnick

School District No.46 (SD46) is receiving $1,225,000 in funding for mechanical upgrades for Halfmoon Bay Elementary and Kinnikinnick Elementary, including solar panel installation.
Police Report: Battery thieves hit Coast Cable yard

Police Report: Battery thieves hit Coast Cable yard

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for March 3 to 9: • On March 3, police were advised of the theft of five or six large batteries from the Coast Cable yard at 5555 Wharf Ave. in Sechelt.
Dawn Miller recognized for role in helping women entrepreneurs

Dawn Miller recognized for role in helping women entrepreneurs

Women’s Enterprise Centre
Coronavirus: 7 new cases in B.C., total now 39

Coronavirus: 7 new cases in B.C., total now 39

B.C. has reported 7 new cases of the coronavirus, bringing the province's total to 39. Two of the new cases are health care workers at the Lynn Valley Care Centre in North Vancouver, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced Tuesday.
Protect workers – and their jobs – from COVID-19, says BC Federation of Labour

Protect workers – and their jobs – from COVID-19, says BC Federation of Labour

BC Federation of Labour is calling for the provincial government to protect workers from lost pay or termination if they must mist work due to the novel coronavirus