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Home Local News Local News. Emotions run high at public hearing A proposed sturgeon roe processing plant at Target Marine has stirred up emotion in the community. CABC gets financial boost A successful program aimed at promoting literacy and celebrating books, reading and writing has been given a financial boost after a BC Community Arts Grant was awarded last week. Lehmann wraps 33 years in education "Good-bye tension. Hello pension," Holly Lehmann said gleefully to a laughing crowd. Lehmann wrapped up an illustrious career that started as an year-old with a job at the school board office. New board elected at AGM Volunteers and supporters of Habitat for Humanity Sunshine Coast put down their hammers and reflected on the year's success at their annual general meeting Tuesday night in Davis Bay.

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Home Local News Local News. Islanders' input sought on new land-use bylaw A community information meeting and public hearing are set for next Wednesday, April 10 to receive input on a proposed land-use bylaw for smaller islands in the Gambier Island Local Trust Area. Gibsons residents 'not making voices heard' in transit plan Gibsons residents need to become more involved in BC Transit's long-term planning process now underway for the Sunshine Coast, councillors said April 2. Reporting on a recent transit future workshop in Sechelt, Coun. Public market pitched for yacht club building The Town of Gibsons and Sunshine Coast Community Futures have thrown their support behind efforts to open a public market in the former yacht club building next to Gibsons Marina. Council debates upping DCCs Sechelt council needs to decide how much to up development cost charges DCCs after two previous councils couldn't come to a decision, but they want more consultation first. Emergency shellfish closure ordered An emergency shellfish closure ordered for the Halfmoon Bay area is expected to be short-lived, officials said Friday. Third Target lawsuit dismissed by judge On March 27, a judge dismissed the third lawsuit against the District of Sechelt for bylaws they passed that allow Target Marine Hatcheries to harvest caviar from sturgeon on site.

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It would allow for an active transportation lane and parking. So, improve on it. The former was quickly implemented, the latter swiftly killed. Asked about what protecting the rights of residents looks like, Henderson pointed for the need for funding or other resources from the province. He estimated that the district has had three-quarters of a full-time position attending to fallout from the fire that closed the Sechelt Shelter in February. He also points to effects on bylaw enforcement hours.

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New board elected at AGM Volunteers and supporters of Habitat for Humanity Sunshine Coast put down their hammers and reflected on the year's success at their annual general meeting Tuesday night in Davis Bay. New podcast helps families and caregivers navigate the nuances of aging 0. Obituary: Dorothy June Donkersley Band 0. Community News. Canadian cities 'not gatekeepers': Head of mayors' group pushes back on Poilievre 0. Riding it all in one day - sounds a little nuts. Local chapter going strong Habitat for Humanity volunteers haven't been resting on their laurels lately. Northern BC towns blast province after wildfire crew relocation 0. Lehmann wraps 33 years in education "Good-bye tension. Sponsored Content.

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Outstanding debut for new Blues 0. Local News. Drama series featuring Squamish Nation actor breaks representation boundaries 0. Inclusive hockey tournament returns bigger than before. Business Wire. Letters: Highway safety needs provincial attention. Nichushkin cleared to practice with Avalanche after getting care from the player assistance program 0. Obituary: Irene Mabel Burtnick 0. Geoff Johnson: Has autocorrect made teaching spelling superflewus? New board elected at AGM Volunteers and supporters of Habitat for Humanity Sunshine Coast put down their hammers and reflected on the year's success at their annual general meeting Tuesday night in Davis Bay. Climate crisis, not emergency declared by Sunshine Coast Regional District.