Non-profit found horrifying housing conditions when checking 31 applications for affordable homes in Wilson Creek this year; four applicants chosen
Continue readingSechelt homeless shelter seeing more women, couples with pets, as squeeze tightens
Shelter hopes to move to The Upper Deck on Wharf St. by end of December; RainCity looking for more staff
Continue readingApproval process for Burnco gravel pit reaches critical stage
Public can send comments about proposed mine on the shores of Howe Sound to Environmental Assessment Office until November 27
Continue readingLift Event offers Sunshine Coast entrepreneurs opportunities for public speaking
The next Lift event is Friday, Nov. 17, 12:15 to 1:15 pm, at the Arts Building at 464 S Fletcher
Continue reading“Site C electricity can be used to replace diesel trains and coal-fired generating station”
Gibsons resident sees great cost and environmental benefits in conversion of all diesel trains in British Columbia to electric ones
Continue readingCouncillors have misgivings about Habitat’s plan for former RCMP site
Councillors Silas White and Stafford Lumley are reluctant to give up land for three duplexes but offer no clear alternative
Continue readingGospel Rock developer presents new plans to deal with community concerns
Flashing beacon crosswalk, four-way stop at Pratt and Chaster, pathways for pedestrians and cyclists, and bus access to development proposed
Continue readingGibsons aquifer faces unprecedented threat, says mayor
Sunshine Coast Regional District is looking at using water from the Gibsons aquifer to supplement water supply from Chapman Creek
Continue readingFire department: please keep barbecues away from the wall
After fire on Park Road, fire prevention officer Cody Robinson offers advice about barbecue safety. Propane is safe, but. .
Continue readingSunshine Coast has urgent need for new water sources, says environmentalist
George Smith, 11-year veteran in the fight against Site C dam, believes Coast lacks long-term plan for adequate water supply
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