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$30K in Rural Dividend grants for local groups

$30K in Rural Dividend grants for local groups

Three Sunshine Coast groups are getting a share of the provincial government’s latest round of Rural Dividend grants.
Total lunar eclipse

Total lunar eclipse

Clear skies Sunday night gave the Sunshine Coast a perfect view of the total lunar eclipse. The rare super blood wolf moon eclipse has only happened three times in the past two centuries.
Creek pavilion project moves to garden stage

Creek pavilion project moves to garden stage

After approximately a year of design work, sourcing materials and construction, the Roberts Creek pavilion is nearly complete – all that’s left is the living roof.
Speaker could shed light today on allegations of legislature missteps

Speaker could shed light today on allegations of legislature missteps

Speaker Darryl Plecas will be given the opportunity to show his hand today in the wake of allegations he made in December about widespread financial mismanagement at the B.C. legislature.
North Island-Powell River NDP acclaims Rachel Blaney as its candidate for 2019 federal election

North Island-Powell River NDP acclaims Rachel Blaney as its candidate for 2019 federal election

Incumbent MP for the North Island-Powell River federal riding Rachel Blaney has been acclaimed as the NDP’s candidate for the 2019 federal election.
Coast Reporter Radio: Seawatch update and the premier talks to loggers

Coast Reporter Radio: Seawatch update and the premier talks to loggers

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Pricey garbage cans, need for new hires among questions at budget town hall

Pricey garbage cans, need for new hires among questions at budget town hall

The prospect of an 11.8 per cent tax increase helped attract a healthy crowd, in person and online, for an e-Town Hall on the District of Sechelt budget Jan. 17.
B.C. to curtail log exports, rebuild forestry industries

B.C. to curtail log exports, rebuild forestry industries

Premier John Horgan revealed on Thursday the pillars of a “conscious and deliberate strategy” to curtail exports of minimally processed lumber.
Gibsons still tweaking short-term rental rules

Gibsons still tweaking short-term rental rules

Councillors in Gibsons have given the OK for planning staff to go beyond what was suggested by the previous council as they draft new bylaws to regulate short-term rentals.
BC Hydro says more customers hit by scams in 2018

BC Hydro says more customers hit by scams in 2018

BC Hydro says fraudsters posing as employees of the Crown utility conned customers out of thousands of dollars last year, making it the most scam-ridden period since frauds started gaining momentum in 2014.