Liberal MP for Sunshine Coast-Sea to Sky says government did the wise thing in the handling of the SNC-Lavalin affair
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Agreement reached over long-term private care facility in Sechelt
Workers at Totem Lodge and Shorncliffe guaranteed to keep the same wages, benefits and seniority when they transfer to Trellis
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CT scanner at Sechelt Hospital has been fixed
Unit was plagued by mechanical problems, cooling problems and electrical problems since January 23 but is now back in service
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Agreement between Eagleview Heights developer and former council for use of public land revealed
Former acting mayor Silas White surprised about trail on Charman Lands forest, says he can’t confirm he signed the covenant
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Approval of development permit for 762 North Road moved to next council meeting in January
Committee-of-the-Whole also recommends that council review Official Community Plan “small-town” form and character guidelines; process likely to begin in Spring
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Owner undecided over future of former Ritz Inn
Despite two-year long $3-million renovation, owner has no current plans for prominent Lower Gibsons landmark. A place for seniors?
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The battle over Goosebird Creek: fish habitat or man-made ditch?
Father and son are suing the Town of Gibsons for alleged abuse of office over development permit in Bay area
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Stop Work order at George site remains in place
WorkSafeBC found “high risk of illness or death” on August 8 and no date is set for resumption of work
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The Coast Clarion is publishing again
After a unfortunate, almost five-month hiatus we are ready and eager to report on things important to our community again
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Town withholds aquifer documents because “public wouldn’t be able to understand them”
Citizens group has made urgent appeal to the provincial government to obtain critical information about possible risks to the Gibsons aquifer
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