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The Department of Fisheries and Oceans has updated the necropsy result for the Southern Resident killer whale J34, known as DoubleStuf, which was found dead near Sechelt in December of 2016, giving final confirmation that the whale died of injuries s

Vehicles that need to be impounded, particularly old RVs, are becoming a headache for the Sunshine Coast RCMP, prompting them to turn to local governments for help.

The Sechelt Hospital Foundation has received $1.3 million, which it will be putting towards a fund to help cover the cost of new mental health facilities. Stuart ‘Tookie’ Angus and Helen Angus provided the “pioneering donation” of $500,000.

Sunshine Coast had third-highest participation rate

More people are being treated for addictions and mental health challenges on the Sunshine Coast, placing pressure on healthcare workers and police, according to a frank discussion between healthcare staff, RCMP Staff Sgt.

Adam Taylor caught this footage of a giant Pacific octopus just off of Bowen's Seymour Bay.

The George Hotel and Residences will now be expected to pay an estimated $330, 516.79 in non-development cost charge (DCC) contributions to the upgrade of the Prowse Road sewer lift station in Gibsons.

Former NDP MP Ray Skelly has died. Skelly, who died July 14 in Comox at the age of 78, was the MP for the ridings of Comox – Powell River and North Island – Powell River for 14 years between 1979 and 1993.

More than 300 pullers, including indigenous Peoples, youth, police, and public service personnel have just wrapped up eight days on the water paddling in the annual Pulling Together canoe journey.

Sechelt director Darnelda Siegers made a push for more resources to be funnelled into the existing water meter program on the Sunshine Coast to capture more data about water use and leaks.