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The road closure on Redrooffs Road at Coopers Green was scheduled to resume Sept. 10 and continue until Sept. 14 as the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure completes a culvert replacement project.

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) in the Pacific Region is now taking reports of suspicious fishing activity and suspected violations via email. DFO announced the new system Sept.

The federal election campaign is now formally underway, starting a 40-day countdown to Oct. 21 – and the NDP has yet to name a candidate for West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky Country.

A climate action forum has been scheduled for Sunday afternoon at Roberts Creek Hall “to make a Green New Deal and climate action a reality” on the Sunshine Coast, according to organizers.

The Sechelt Downtown Business Association (SDBA) is once again asking council to create a derelict and vacant building bylaw, an idea the SDBA first came forward with in 2015.

B.C. Transit will start retrofitting 650 buses around the province in early 2020 with protective driver doors. The move is a response to several violent attacks that injured B.C. Transit drivers. The $6.

Sechelt council has approved a new five-year agreement with the Sechelt Farmers’ and Artisans’ Market.

Starting this month, Capilano University will expand its Early Childhood Education programs at the university’s Sechelt campus and in Squamish.

A portion of vacant land near the Sechelt Hospital was clear cut last week to reduce the risk of human-caused fires, according to the shíshálh Nation. “We had four fires in the span of five weeks,” said Chief Warren Paull in a release.

Powell River requires bus service to Lower Mainland, says resident