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BC Ferries's annual general meeting is open to the public Thursday

BC Ferries's annual general meeting is open to the public Thursday

If complaining to Facebook groups or signing online petitions isn’t satisfying your concerns about BC Ferries (BCF) services, consider talking directly to its Board at the Aug. 18 AGM.
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Highway 101 bypasses public engagement extended to Aug. 31

Highway 101 bypasses public engagement extended to Aug. 31

The province has extended the feedback period for its Highway 101 Alternate Route Study to help short-list options for potential highway improvements or bypass routings in areas between Gibsons and Trout Lake.
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Early morning fire at homeless encampment on Hightide Avenue extinguished

Early morning fire at homeless encampment on Hightide Avenue extinguished

No members of the public or firefighters were injured as a result of what Sechelt Fire Chief called 'a tent and rubbish fire' at 5656 Hightide Avenue in the early hours of Aug. 11.
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Updated: 15 year old struck on Highway 101 July 18 released from hospital the same day

Updated: 15 year old struck on Highway 101 July 18 released from hospital the same day

A 15-year-old girl was transported to Sechelt hospital by ambulance on July 18, following an incident involving a motor vehicle on Highway 101 in the Roberts Creek area. She was released later that same day.
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Photos: Over 1,500 cheer drag racing's return to Sechelt airport

Photos: Over 1,500 cheer drag racing's return to Sechelt airport

It was a spectacular return of drag racing to the Sechelt Airport tarmac as 80 competitors raced in the company of record crowds. This was the Sunshine Coast Drag Racing Association's first race since the pandemic and since the airport's recent renovations.
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That was shady: Man steals $15K in sunglasses from B.C. shop

That was shady: Man steals $15K in sunglasses from B.C. shop

Thief who broke into an optical store in Gibsons just after 4:30 a.m. June 1, grabbed approximately $15,000 worth of sunglasses.
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Two highly invasive green crabs found on the Sunshine Coast in May

Two highly invasive green crabs found on the Sunshine Coast in May

Two new captures of European green crabs, an invasive species for B.C.’s coastal waters, were recorded by the Loon Foundation in May 2022.
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We asked what the province is doing about Highway 101, here's what MLA Simons had to say

We asked what the province is doing about Highway 101, here's what MLA Simons had to say

Coasters looking for Highway 101 improvements should get ready for a round of provincial engagement on an alternate route study, launching by June, according to local Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) Nicholas Simons.
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Why there aren't yet more scheduled flights to the lower Sunshine Coast's only airport

Why there aren't yet more scheduled flights to the lower Sunshine Coast's only airport

It may be 2023 before more scheduled service takes off. Sechelt's expanded runway opened ten months ago, thanks to a $3.5 million municipal investment, but airlines are waiting for lighting and approach tree clearing to complete before considering scheduled service.
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'I won't ride alone again': Injured cyclist points to need for Coast bike infrastructure

'I won't ride alone again': Injured cyclist points to need for Coast bike infrastructure

Pamela Lee had travelled along Lower Road – a route without cycling lanes or maintained road shoulders – almost daily until a recent crash along the roadway landed her in the hospital. The event has highlighted the need for cycling infrastructure on the Sunshine Coast, says Transportation Choices advocate.
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