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After hearing from more than 1,500 people about the sorts of things they’d like to see in a new Horseshoe Bay terminal, BC Ferries is going out the public again to get feedback on some draft plans.

Three days into the federal election campaign, May dropped into West Vancouver to rouse support for Green candidate Dana Taylor

OTTAWA — Green Leader Elizabeth May pushed past the political pack Monday by introducing a wide-ranging set of new policy promises while her rivals were recycling or expanding on old ideas.

Lawn watering is allowed again now that the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) has called a return to State 1 outdoor water restrictions for its entire regional water system. Stage 1 was declared Sept.

Planning a salmon barbecue? Your options will be limited this year. With a complete 2019 closure on Fraser River sockeye, due to dismal returns, your options are to buy Alaska sockeye or farmed Atlantic salmon.

On Sept. 20, a handful of entrepreneurs under the age of 40 will have a chance to pitch their social business ideas to a panel of judges for a chance to win $5,000.

Vehicles are expected to be sidelined on Cruice Lane and kept out of adjacent parking lots on Sept. 22 for Gibsons’ first car-free block party.

Hundreds of people filled tables and emptied their wallets at Thursday’s major annual RCMP fundraiser supper for the Canadian Cancer Society.

Police are asking the public to come forward with any information on the theft of an electric bike in Sechelt on Tuesday, Sept. 3.

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