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Psychiatrist pulls services from ER over safety concerns

Psychiatrist pulls services from ER over safety concerns

A psychiatrist is refusing to offer consultations at the Sechelt Hospital emergency room in an effort to get Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) to address safety concerns. Dr.
Rain causes road washouts and flooding

Rain causes road washouts and flooding

Rain came down hard and fast last week – and “it’s not over yet,” said Environment Canada meteorologist Armel Castellan. Sunshine Coast roads have been drowning because of it.
Gibsons considers review of OCP’s design guidelines

Gibsons considers review of OCP’s design guidelines

Councillors in Gibsons are looking to review the Official Community Plan’s (OCP) form and character guidelines after debating whether the West Coast modern design of a proposed building on North Road fits the OCP’s vision of West Coast design and sma
Passenger ferry feasibility study in hands of minister

Passenger ferry feasibility study in hands of minister

Gibsons Coun. Aleria Ladwig, who commutes to Vancouver regularly for her job, is hoping to see the Town continue to push for a passenger ferry link to the Lower Mainland.
Gibsons Briefs

Gibsons Briefs

Jon Hird remembered Gibsons Mayor Bill Beamish opened the Dec. 18 council meeting by paying tribute to Jon Hird, who died recently at the age of 67.
Radon detected in SD46 classroom

Radon detected in SD46 classroom

Radon levels in a School District No. 46 (SD46) classroom have tested slightly higher than the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended action level, but below the Canadian guideline.
RCMP: Police Report

RCMP: Police Report

Sunshine Coast RCMP reported the following for Dec. 10 to 17: Shoplifting • On Dec. 11, staff at a business in the 4300 block of Highway 101, Sechelt, caught a suspect attempting to conceal a number of unpaid for items in her purse and coat.
Community Action Team to hold first outreach event

Community Action Team to hold first outreach event

Drug User Open House
Ferry crew rescues boater; wind cancels Monday night sailings

Ferry crew rescues boater; wind cancels Monday night sailings

A BC Ferries crew rescued a boater in high winds and rough seas on Monday night.
Impaired driving: New rules in effect for taking breath samples

Impaired driving: New rules in effect for taking breath samples

Stricter drunk driving legislation took effect across Canada on Tuesday, Dec. 18, giving police officers the right to demand a breath sample from any driver they lawfully stop.