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The doors of two Squamish dispensaries are closed. The province took “enforcement action” on the morning of Nov. 5 at two dispensaries in Squamish – 99 North and Grassroots Medicinal. Just before 11:30 a.m.

A mechanical problem on a ferry bound for Swartz Bay stranded 85 ferry passengers just off the dock for more than four hours Thursday. The Salish Raven left Pender Island at 9:10 a.m.

Damen Shipyards Group of the Netherlands has won a contract to build four more electric-hybrid ferries for BC Ferries that will be identical to two vessels that Damen just completed for the ferry corporation.

Sechelt council’s representative on the Southern Sunshine Coast Ferry Advisory Committee (FAC), Coun.

BC Ferries says it’s willing to find ways to improve onboard options for composting and recycling, but it’s dealing with a patchwork of local government rules and service levels.

The Salvation Army remains displaced from its Gibsons offices following an Oct. 23 fire at 682 Gibsons Way.

A pre-Christmas tradition on the Sunshine Coast has come to an end.

The latest court filings in the lawsuits over the Seawatch subdivision in Sechelt show the province has earmarked money to support a plan to reopen access to the neighbourhood, at least temporarily, after it was evacuated in February over mounting co

The Sunshine Coast Community Solar Association (SCCSA) is working with the Sechelt Seniors Activity Centre to add a 16-panel solar array to the building. The project is being funded by donations to the Dr. James Pawley Legacy Fund.

Stories and suggestions about historic vessel sought from public