Sechelt News

If successful, the non-profit group will see a rise from two to three per cent on the Municipal and Regional District Tax, which is a charged on accommodation on the Coast.

Nicolas Jimenez appeared before a Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities to defend shipbuilding decision.

Meanwhile, property crimes were down from 195 in 2024 to 133 for Q2 this year.

Dr. Annette McCall notes that while there's no capacity for new patients at the moment, she's trying to build a more sustainable model of primary care for physicians and patients alike

Increased patrols and fire-extinguisher training with residents of the Hightide Avenue encampment are part of the plan.

Sunshine Coast Museum and Archives is leading collaborative project with Egmont Heritage Centre and Pender Harbour Living Heritage Society.

The second fire Monday night was in the exact same place as one determined to have been intentionally set last week.

Bird and animal contact account for seven per cent of power outages across the province, says BC Hydro spokesperson.

Sechelt council firmly rejects Mayor John Henderson's 'Living Within our Means in a Challenging Time,' notice of motion.

Bringing provincial health minister Josie Osborne to the Coast to talk with the community about those two1980’s vintage vacated structures is something Sechelt area director and District of Sechelt councillor Darren Inkster said he had been working on.