Sechelt News

On July 19, Lukas Kenworthy, 25, pled guilty to five charges in BC provincial court in Sechelt, including break and enter as well as wilfully resisting or obstructing a peace officer in relation to an April 16 incident involving the local Canadian Tire store.

Sunshine Coast intern rides to raise funds for SPCA’s broken heating system

Temporary communication policy of Sechelt council will now last until September 15

Expanding free transit for youth up to age 18 on the lower Sunshine Coast will take about two months longer than originally scheduled. Estimated start date is now Nov. 1.

Town of Gibsons will receive $70,000 from the province for the implementation of a safe community situation table, said a provincial press release July 19.

The committee also gave it’s OK for mock billing for the North and South Pender Harbour water services in 2025 and in 2026 for the regional water service.

On a very warm Saturday afternoon, more than 60 people attended an Emergency Preparedness Picnic in the Park event.

Council looks to implement recommendations from governance audit to address internal dysfunction and improve team dynamics

Thirty-nine more childcare spaces may soon be available in Sechelt

Ribbon cutting ceremony is at 10:45 a.m. and we’ll have live entertainment, with great food and beverages throughout the day.