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Connie Jordison

Connie Jordison

As a journalist with Coast Reporter since 2021, previously reporting for The Local, Connie Jordison covers Sunshine Coast Regional District, courts, forestry, Pender Harbour and much more.

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Recent Work by Connie

Coopers Green to be an improved place to 'go'

Coopers Green to be an improved place to 'go'

Flush toilets, form to be determined, are slated for Coopers Green’s future.
Inflation evident in SCRD 2024 audit

Inflation evident in SCRD 2024 audit

The SCRD ended 2024 'in a strong financial position,' according to its financial services manager. Audit includes compensation numbers for top-earning staffers.
Pool closures coming for the Sunshine Coast

Pool closures coming for the Sunshine Coast

The pool closures are scheduled to ensure that at least two pools are open to the public at any one time
Six projects receive $220,000 from Sunshine Coast Prosperity Fund

Six projects receive $220,000 from Sunshine Coast Prosperity Fund

Fund designed to support the efforts and long-term sustainability of local community service organizations.  
Close to $1 million boost for Coast wildfire risk reduction

Close to $1 million boost for Coast wildfire risk reduction

Through the Sunshine Coast Community Forest, $400,000 will be invested in development of fuel management prescriptions and $566,812 for on-the-ground treatments.
Transit funding, dock costs and rezoning: April 10 SCRD meeting highlights

Transit funding, dock costs and rezoning: April 10 SCRD meeting highlights

Committee and board meeting agendas were lighter than usual, as elected officials were set to travel to the Association of Vancouver Island and Coastal Communities Association convention in Nanaimo April 11 to 13.
Well near hospital could be a major Chapman system water source

Well near hospital could be a major Chapman system water source

While further testing is needed to confirm the early exploration results, consultant Ineke Kalwij estimated the output of a production well at the site could yield 74 litres per second.
EV chargers added at Gibsons Community Centre

EV chargers added at Gibsons Community Centre

There are four DC Fast Chargers, providing rapid charging for EVs, usually in a 30 to 40 minute timeframe, and five Level 2 Chargers that are suitable for charging a vehicle over longer charging sessions.
Complaint filed on TA0521 (Joe Smith Creek) logging plans

Complaint filed on TA0521 (Joe Smith Creek) logging plans

Red-legged frog habitat on B.C. Timber Sales’ cutblock TA0521 is the centre-point of an Elphinstone Logging Focus call for a “stop work” order and a complaint to the Sustainable Forestry Initiative.
Halfmoon Bay community hall finally breaks ground, signage vandalized

Halfmoon Bay community hall finally breaks ground, signage vandalized

 'What we will have here in 2026, will be an incredible space for the whole community to enjoy': SCRD board Chair Alton Toth.
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