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While it’s too early to tell what effect new federal regulations will have on the whale-watching industry and the southern resident orca population it aims to protect, one operator is decidedly bullish on the prospects.

Community evacuation planning meetings are being held throughout the region to help people be better prepared to deal with emergency situations.

Former Gibsons mayor Barry Janyk and the president of the O’Shea-Oceanmount Community Association (OOCA) say they were unfairly characterized in a public statement by the Town’s chief administrative officer.

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for June 2 to 9: Traffic Incidents • On June 7, police attended a single-vehicle incident on Trail Avenue near Neptune Road, Sechelt, after a northbound vehicle lost control, went off the road and collided w

Changes are coming to Sunshine Coast Transit starting June 20 to synchronize with the new ferry schedule, also taking effect that day.

B.C., and the Sunshine Coast, have been slow to respond to a “wake-up call” on wildfires that started sounding as far back as the 2003 Kelowna fires, according to a group of experts brought to the Coast by the Sunshine Coast Community Forest.

During the National Indigenous Peoples Day weekend celebrations, the public will be invited to “chip away” at an approximately 34-foot red cedar log that, over the next six months, will be transformed into a totem pole symbolizing reconciliation on t

The Sechelt Fire Department has a new Structure Protection Unit (SPU) thanks to a $110,000 donation from the Sunshine Coast Community Forest.

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