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Still no word on temporary access to Seawatch

Still no word on temporary access to Seawatch

Building moves among the options being explored
House arrest ordered for ex-cabbie guilty of sexual assault

House arrest ordered for ex-cabbie guilty of sexual assault

Provincial court judge Steven Merrick has sentenced a former cab driver to 90 days under house arrest for sexual assault, calling the crime a “violation of the trust the community has in taxi drivers.
Christchurch vigil planned for Saturday at Davis Bay

Christchurch vigil planned for Saturday at Davis Bay

A vigil will be held Mission Point in Davis Bay on Saturday to honour the victims of the Mar. 15 attack on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Hall roof in Elphinstone to be replaced

Hall roof in Elphinstone to be replaced

A roof replacement for Frank West Hall and Cliff Mahlman Fire Hall in Elphinstone could be completed by the end of summer.
SD46 announces principal and staff changes

SD46 announces principal and staff changes

Chatelech Secondary School and Cedar Grove Elementary School will be getting new principals and vice principals this year, and longtime school district employee Vanessa White is stepping down.
New zoning idea addresses ‘realities’ of living on Coast

New zoning idea addresses ‘realities’ of living on Coast

Planning advisory groups and the public are going to get a chance to weigh in on an idea for a new zoning regulation that could allow for more hobby farms and home-based businesses on rural properties on the Sunshine Coast.
SCRD Briefs

SCRD Briefs

Pender water main replacement costs rise The cost of a contract to replace water mains in North and South Pender Harbour water systems has increased to approximately $3 million. The project was initially expected to cost slightly more than $2.
TraC wants May to be Active Transportation Month

TraC wants May to be Active Transportation Month

Transportation Choices Sunshine Coast (TraC) says it’s time to build on the idea of Bike to Work Week and make all of May “Active Transportation Month.
Directors urge MOTI to nix Largo connection

Directors urge MOTI to nix Largo connection

Concerns about safety were once again raised by Roberts Creek director Andreas Tize in the run-up to a decision to send the provincial transportation ministry recommendations on a proposed subdivision that could see Largo Road connected to Highway 10
Town looking into new rules for tents on industrial lots

Town looking into new rules for tents on industrial lots

Councillors in Gibsons have some concerns about the seeming profusion of tent-style buildings and shelters on industrial and commercial properties.