The George

George Hotel would use almost 27 million litres of water per year

Current development applications in combination with a full build-out on Gospel Rock and the George Hotel will over-tax the aquifer

In time of water shortages, recent B.C. courts’ decisions provide Gibsons with new options for Gospel Rock and the George

What is left standing in the way of The George Hotel and Residences development? “There is still lots to do.”

Lawyer retained by Coast Clarion says covenant between town and developer has no timeline, no penalties, and cannot be enforced

WorkSafeBC found “high risk of illness or death” on August 8 and no date is set for resumption of work

Supreme Court Justice Baird: “So a town is free to issue development permits without knowing anything, innocent like a new-born baby?”

Gibsons Alliance of Business and Community argues development permits should not have been issued By Margot Grant NANAIMO — The

A spry 78-year old with mobility issues walks down to the Gibsons harbour waterfront on Winn Road every single day.

Director of Engineering Dave Newman: Comparison with breach of aquifer in Vancouver is misleading. “There is no project without risk.”

Gibsons town planner Andre Boel has pointed out three inaccuracies in this story. This is a new version with new facts.